Open Window Detection - Steba BS 1800 Touch Mode D'emploi

to confirm
Press
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OPEN WINDOW DETECTION

This function makes it possible to detect an open window and automatically activate the Anti-freeze operating mode.
When the function is enabled and ready to set the Frost-free mode if an open windows is detected, a red dot lights up
on the upper right area of the display between the 3
If a temperature drop is observed in the room during the normal functioning, the Frost-free mode is automatically
activated to save enery consumption. The red light under the Frost-free button flashes to show that the open window
function operates.
The reset of the normal functioning is not automatic but is achieved by pressing one of the five buttons of the product.
Correct operation of this function may depend on where the radiator is positioned in the room, the presence
of draughts, the outside temperature, and how long the window stays open.
Activate the open window detection function
After confirming the comfort temperature, window detection mode starts blinking. the display shows 88:on if the mode
is activated and 88:0f if it is deactivated. Set the desired mode using
88 : oF
to confirm
Press
88 : on
End of settings:
08 : 30
DISPLAY / CHANGE THE COMFORT TEMPERATURE
You can check the set Comfort temperature at any time by pressing a single time the
sion will modify the set temperature.
When in Eco mode, by pressing the
having to wait until the sensor detects the presence in the room for at least 2min.
Should you wish to view and / or change the temperature of comfort without leaving the ECO mode first press the
key. The Eco mode is always indicated by the green power light.
Note: The temperature measured by the inner sensor of the product is representative of the ambient temperature
nearby it and it may differ from the temperature measured using other instruments in other areas of the room. That
rd th
and the 4 digit.
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key the product will automatically turn back on Comfort temperature, without
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and buttons.
or key. A further pres-
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