Checking the day / time data on the heater using the control panel
The heating panel should be ON and should heat. Therefore, the heating symbol is
visible on the heater’s display. (Do this by setting the temperature higher than the
ambient temperature, for example.)
Briefly and consecutively press the M button on the heater’s control panel in order
to check the day and time: HH = day of the week, H1 = hour and H2 = minute
Attention: If the infrared panel is switched OFF using the main switch or by
removing the plug from the socket, the day will be set to 1 and the time
to 00.00 the next time you switch the heater ON again.
Operation using the remote control
The remote control should be directed towards the display in
order to operate the heating panel using the remote control. The
illustration shows the position (IR) of the reception point of the
remote control.
1. Turn the main switch on the heater ON.
The symbol indicating the capacity lights up and the WiFi
symbol flashes on the heater’s display. When the WiFi symbol
flashes, you can make a connection (please refer to the end
of this instruction booklet).
2. Press the red ON/OFF button on the remote control.
First the heater’s display shows the set temperature for 3
seconds and subsequently, the ambient temperature. (The set
temperature is the most recently set temperature or 20 °C in
case of first use.) If the set temperature is higher than the
ambient temperature, the heater will start to heat and the
heating symbol will appear.
3. Using the + and – buttons, the set temperature can be adjusted from 0°C to
37°C). If the set temperature is higher than the ambient temperature, the
heater will start to heat and the heating symbol will appear.
When the set temperature is reached, the heater will automatically switch OFF
and will switch ON again when the room cools down.
The heating symbol will disappear and re-appear accordingly.
