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Operation
via wireless remote control
Note:
For device type D2, the LED status indicator additionally
supports operation.
Switching
Brief pressing of the programmed wireless channel button on
on/off:
the hand-held transmitter switches the connected radiant hea-
ter on or off (LED A: Operating display).
Short-term
Double-clicking the programmed wireless channel key swit-
heating:
ches the radiant heater on for 15 minutes and then automati-
cally switches it off again.
Heating level:
Extended pressing of the programmed key on the hand-held
transmitter switches the heat output up and down between
three levels (33, 66 and 100%). The LEDs signal the selected
heat levels.
Memory-
Upon switching back on, a short press of the key recalls the last
function:
heating level.
Timed
If a timed switch-off has been programmed, the radiant heater
switch off:
always switches off automatically after the specified time. The
radiant heater signals as follows after the activating the set
residual run time:
Signal duration 2s (Quick flashing LED B) - 30 min. residual run time
Signal duration 4s (Normal flashing LED B) - 60 min. residual run time
Signal duration 6s (Slow flashing LED B) - 90 min. residual run time
For the heat radiator D2, LED B signals every minute if neces-
sary the remaining time in a blinking interval. Each flashing
of the LED in the blinking interval signals max. 15 minutes
remaining heating time.
Synchronisation:
If multiple radiant heaters are controlled using the same hand-
held transmitter button, faults in the wireless transmission
path can result in different states. For synchronisation, use
the function „Heating level" to initially set all radiant heaters
in switched-on state. Then switch off all receivers by a briefly
pressing the key. The „Heating level" function can now be used
to simultaneously set again all the actuated receivers.
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