User manual

1. Inserting/changing batteries
Turn the retaining bracket upwards until it stops
and pull the operating unit from the valve baseplate.
Turn the battery
clamp at the rear
of the operating
unit anti-clockwise.
Insert alkali-manganese mignon batteries
(Type LR6 AA AM3). Ensure that the polarity is
correct.
Turn the battery clamp back, while pressing the
two batteries in slightly.
The battery life of new batteries exceeds two
years. The batteries need changing when
is
displayed. All settings are retained when the
batteries are replaced.
3.c Attaching the operating unit
3.b (cont.) 3.c (cont.)
Dispose of used batteries ecologically.
Place the valve baseplate
on the valve or adapter,
ensuring the flat surface
points upwards.
Turn the retaining bracket
at the operating unit
upwards.
Fit the operating
unit onto the valve
baseplate, pushing
it on as far as the stop.
1
2
Turn the adjustment dial
of the valve baseplate
anti-clockwise as far as
the stop.
Your Rondostat is now
ready for operation with
the factory setting!
Turn the retaining bracket at
the operating unit to the rear.
…an explanation for householders
TRVs sense the air temperature around
them and regulate the flow of water
through the radiator which they are
fitted to. They do not control the boiler.
They should be set at a level that gives you the room temperature you
want. These settings may have to be different in each room, and you
should set the TRVs to suit each room and then leave them to do their job.
Turning a TRV to a higher setting will not make the room heat up any
faster. How quickly the room heats up depends on the boiler size and
setting, and the radiator size. Turning the TRV to a lower setting will result
in the room being controlled at a lower temperature, and saves energy.
TRVs need a free flow of air to sense the temperature, so they must not
be covered by curtains or blocked by furniture.
TRVs cannot turn off the boiler when the house is warm. To do that, you
will need a room thermostat as well. The radiator in the room with the
room thermostat should not normally have a TRV, but, if it does, keep
the TRV on the maximum setting and adjust the room thermostat as
explained with the instructions.
Move the nut forwards and
tighten it firmly by hand
(do not use a tool).
3. Mounting
Rondostat can be mounted easily
on all common radiator valves
without causing any dirt or water
staining. You no longer require
the old thermostat head:
Loosen the mounted thermostatic
radiator valve.
Pull the thermostat head
from the valve.
Adapter table
1 2
3
1
2
Checking after unpacking
The Rondostat packaging contains:
Operating unit without batteries (1)
Valve baseplate with adjustment dial (2)
Bag with adapters and accessories (3)
Ready to operate in three steps ...
1. Inserting the batteries
2. Setting date and time
3. Mounting
Finished!
2. Setting date and time
After the batteries have been inserted or replaced,
the Rondostat automatically requires the date and
time to be entered.
Usethe adjustment dial to set the year.
Use
PROG
button to confirm.
Use the adjustment dial to set
the month.
Use
PROG
button to confirm.
Use the adjustment dial to set
the day.
Use
PROG
button to confirm.
Use the adjustment dial to set the hours.
Use
PROG
button to confirm.
Use the adjustment dial to set the minutes.
Use
PROG
button to confirm. Finished!
Correcting the date and time
Rondostat changes over automatically from Summer
to standard time. If however, you want to correct
the date and time during operation:
Hold the
PROG
button down for 3 seconds.
Set the date and time as described above.
Electronic
HR20UK
Radiator Controller
Adjustment
dial
PROG
AUTO
PROG
MANU
AUTO
MANU
PROG
0
6
12
18
24
Manufacturer
Suitable for the following standard radiator thermostat valves
Adapter
Altecnic
Drayton
Heimeier
Honeywell-Braukmann
Junkers
Junkers
Landis&Gyr ‘Duodyr’
MNG
Myson
Pegler
Not
required
Danfoss RA Supplied
Danfoss RAV Supplied
Danfoss RAVL Supplied
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How Rondostat works
Temperatures and control periods
Rondostat differentiates between two temperatures:
Comfort temperature (factory setting 21 °C)
Economy temperature (factory setting 16 °C)
In automatic mode Rondostat changes between these
two temperatures in accordance with an adjustable
time program:
Heating period: Heating to comfort temperature
Economy period: Lowering to economy temperature
Time program
The heating and economy periods (the 2nd heating
period is optional) are specified by freely
programmable time programs. The factory default
setting for the time program is:
Heating period from 06:00 – 22:00
Economy period from 22:00 – 06:00
Troubleshooting
Operating elements and display
4 Heating or economy period in hours
5 Heating or economy temperature or frost protection
6
PROG
button
Set time program
1 Adjustment dial
Set temperature and time
7
button
Set the comfort and economy temperatures
2
AUTO
MANU
button
Change between automatic and manual mode
3 Auto, Manu or Prog mode
Comfort temp.
Economy
temp.
1st switching
point
2nd switching
point
3rd switching
point
4th switching
point
1st heating
period
1st economy
period
2nd heating
period
2nd economy
period
Time program: Heating and economy
periods
Rondostat disposes of 2 independent time programs.
Select the week or day programs.
Setting the week programs (all days identical):
Press the
PROG
button. (display
PROG
)
.
Use the adjustment dial to select
and press
the
PROG
button.
Use the adjustment dial to set the 1st switching
point and confirm with the
PROG
buttton.
Use the adjustment dial to set the 2nd switching
point and confirm with the
PROG
buttton.
If applicable, set switching points 3 and 4 for a
2nd heating period.
Press the
PROG
button to complete the process.
Setting the day program (individual days of
the week):
The days of the week are numbered from 1–7
(Monday–Sunday).
Press the
PROG
button (display
PROG
)
.
Use the adjustment dial to select the desired
day of the week and press the
PROG
button.
Set the switching points as described under
"Week program".
Select the next day of the week or terminate using
the button.
AUTO
MANU
Emergency operation when batteries are flat
Release and remove the operating unit.
Operate the radiator valve manually using the
adjustment dial at the valve
baseplate.
To set the Rondostat
Adjustment dial
Use the adjustment dial to change the current room
temperature to the next switching point in automatic
mode.
Setting the comfort and economy
temperatures
Press the
button.
Use the adjustment dial to set the comfort
temperature.
Press the
button.
Use the adjustment dial to set the economy
temperature.
Use the
button to confirm the changes.
Finished!
Operating hints
Operating the Rondostat comfortably
In order to adjust the time program comfortably turn
the retaining bracket upwards and remove the
operating unit (display
).
Slide the operating unit back on afterwards. Turn the
retaining bracket to the rear (display
disappears).
Lost your way in the program?
Press the
AUTO
MANU
button. Rondostat rejects the last
entry and returns to Auto or Manu mode.
Restoring the factory settings
Remove the batteries.
Press and hold all 3 buttons and insert the
batteries.
WEEE directive 2002/96/EC - Waste Electrical
and Electronic Equipment directive
Dispose of the packaging and product in a
corresponding recycling centre. Do not
dispose of the unit with domestic refuse.
Do not burn the product.
Other setting options
Constant temperature without time program
(vacation)
Use the
AUTO
MANU
button to switch to Manual mode
(display
MANU
).
Set the temperature using the adjustment dial. This
temperature is retained until you switch to Auto
mode.
Heating break
If you have switched off the central heating system
in summer and do not want to run down the
Rondostat batteries.
Use the
AUTO
MANU
button to switch to Manual
operation.
Turn the adjustment dial clockwise until the
message appears in the display. The valve now
remains open and Rondostat is not active.
Child-proofing
You can disable the Rondostat in order to prevent
misuse:
Hold the
AUTO
MANU
and buttons down for
3 seconds. The message is displayed.
The same key combination is used to release the
Rondostat again for operation.
Deleting switching points
Please note that 2 switching points each determine a
heating period.
In order to delete a switching point turn the
adjustment dial until
is displayed and press
the
PROG
button.
Rondostat is always awake!
Window function
If you open a window so that the temperature drops
quickly, the Rondostat closes the radiator valve in order
to save energy. The message is displayed.
When the temperature rises again – or 30 minutes
have passed – Rondostat opens the valve again.
You can also open the valve beforehand by pressing
the button or turning the adjustment dial.
Note: This functionality is only effective when the
Rondostat is located directly within the flow of cool
air from an open window.
Valve protection
If the valve has not been opened once completely
within the period of a week, Rondostat automatically
opens the valve briefly on Mondays in order to
prevent seizing (display ).
Frost protection
If the temperature drops below 4°C, the Rondostat
opens the radiator valve until the temperature rises
above 6°C again. In this way Rondostat prevents the
radiator from freezing.
PROG
Valve lift settings
Rondostat operates with a factory setting with the
optimum valve lift (default lift) that is required for room
temperature control.
Full-stroke mode
If the entire valve stroke is to be used or if the valve
does not close completely, change to the full-stroke
mode.
Press and hold the
button and slide the
operating unit onto the valve baseplate and lock it
(display
).
Default-stroke mode
Press and hold the
PROG
button and slide the
operating unit onto the valve baseplate and lock it
(display
).
Closing the radiator valve
Use the
AUTO
MANU
button to switch to Manu mode.
Turn the adjustment dial anti-clockwise until the
message appears in the display. The radiator
valve is closed. Frost protection is ensured.
Empty batteries
If
is displayed permanently, the
radiator valve is opened.
Problem/Display Cause Solution
Radiator will not
cool down.
Valve does not close
fully.
Check the installation.
If appropriate, change to
full-stroke mode.
blinks
The battery power is
too low.
Replace the batteries as
soon as possible.
Batteries flat. Change batteries.
Control element is not
pushed on correctly.
Push on control element
correctly.
Motor cannot be
moved.
Check installation, clean
if necessary.
MK Electric a Honeywell Business,
Technical Sales and Services Department,
The Arnold Centre, Paycocke Road,
Basildon, Essex, SS14 3EA, England
If you require further information about our products,
call the helpline Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm on: 0845 604 2893
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AUTO
PROG
MANU
AUTO
MANU
PROG
0
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12
18
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3.a Selecting the adapter
What is a thermostatic radiator valve (TRV)
3.b Mounting the valve baseplate
Adapters are required for some valve types:
Before carrying out installation select a suitable
adapter on the basis of the adapter table.
If you require an adapter:
Slide the adapter onto the valve and turn it until
you feel it click into place.
If the adaptor has a screw, tighten it to ensure
a secure fit.