Operation - Haverland RC 4 ECO Manual De Instrucciones

2º Remove the wall-installation template from the packing case.
3º In order to avoid problems and to obtain optimum heating results, it is neces-
sary to leave a minimum space of 15 centimetres between the heater itself and
any combustible material, such as furniture and curtains etc. The other distan-
ces that should be maintained are described in the following drawing (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1
WALL OR
THE NEAREST
OBJECT
Minimum 15 cm
Minimum 15 cm
Remove the two wall brackets and the bag of accessories from the packing
case. 4º The drill-hole distances for the wall are as follows (Fig. 2):
MODEL A (mm)
RC 4 ECO 320
RC 6 ECO 320
RC 8 ECO 320
RC 10 ECO 320
RC 12 ECO 320
5º If the thermal fluid heater is to be ins-
talled in a bathroom or washroom, the
safety distance described in Figure 3
must be respected (a minimum distan-
ce of 60 cm from the bath or shower to
prevent any risk of electric shock
(see Figure 3)).
6º Place the fixing template on the floor and mark the existing marks so that the
four wall positions are marked (Fig. 4). (Save the template in case of future hea-
ter location changes).
EVENTUAL BOLSTER
Minimum 15 cm
WALL OR
THE NEAREST
OBJECT
FLOOR
Minimum 15 cm
B (mm) C (mm)
346
346
346
346
346
Fig. 2
Fig. 4
7º Remove the four 8-mm diameter wall plugs, the four 5.5 x 38-mm and two 6
x 40-mm screws from the bag.
8º Drill the four indicated holes in the wall and insert the four 8-mm diameter wall
plugs.
9º Secure the two wall brackets using the four 5,5 x 38-mm screws as shown in
Figure 5.
Fig. 5
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159
319
478
638
638
2
Fig. 3

6. Operation

The Eco-Sensor thermal fluid heater is an appliance that is fitted with a program-
mable digital daily timer-thermostat for heating control and regulation. Because
of numerous functions, such as daily programming and intelligent sensor, you
will obtain power savings according to your daily routine.
Main Specifications:
o Daily programming.
o Presence control sensor.
o Nine standard configured programs (non configurable by the user).
o Four user-configurable programs.
o On-screen programming data.
o On-screen time and temperature.
o Comfort/economic/antifreeze function temperature.
o Manual or automatic operation.
o "Open window" detection (detects sharp temperature changes).
o Eco-Sensor function.
o Holiday or long periods of absences function.
PAG. 38
10º
Partially screw the two 6 x 40-mm screws,
one in each bracket (point 1 Fig. 6).
1
Fig. 6
11º
Then take the appliance so that the panel
SCREWS
is on your right and incline it with the upper
section towards you. Take the appliance
weight into account in case you require assis-
tance.
12º
Rest the heater on the lower parts of the
wall brackets (point 2, Fig. 7).
13º
Gently move the heater from left to right
until it is centred and fitted inside the two
channels at the rear.
14º Set the heater vertical and when it is para-
Fig. 7
llel to the wall let it gently fall until it enters bet-
ween the channels on the upper section of the
wall brackets (point 3 Fig. 8).
15º In order to firmly secure the heater to the
wall, fully tighten the two 6 x 40-mm screws in
the upper section of the wall brackets (point 1
3
Fig. 6).
16º Ensure that the heater is firmly and
correctly secured to the wall in order to avoid
any future risks.
17º Then connect the mains power cable to
the wall socket.
Your Eco-sensor thermal fluid heater is now
completely installed.
satisfy all your heating requirements.
Fig. 8
We hope that it will
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