Sector ERAD500/7DT Manuel utilisateur

Important Safety Advice

When using electrical appliances, basic

precautions should always be followed to

reduce the risk of re, electrical shock, and

injury to persons, including the following:

IMPORTANT – The wall bracket supplied

with the appliance must be used.

WARNING – DO NOT USE THIS HEATER

IN THE IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS OF

A BATH, A SHOWER OR A SWIMMING

POOL.

IMPORTANT – If the heater is installed in a

room containing a bath or shower, it must be

so installed that switches and other controls

cannot be touched by a person using a bath

or shower.

Do not use outdoors.

Do not locate the heater immediately below

a xed socket outlet or connection box.

WARNING: In order to avoid overheating, do

not cover the heater. Do not place material

or garments on the heater, or obstruct the

air circulation around the heater, for instance

by curtains or furniture, as this could cause

overheating and a re risk.

NEVER cover or obstruct in any way the heat

outlet slots at the top of the heater or the air

inlet slots in the base of the heater.

The heater carries the Warning symbol

indicating that it must not be covered.

CAUTION - Some parts of this product

can become very hot and cause burns.

Particular attention has to be given where

children and vulnerable people are present.

This appliance can be used by children

aged from 8 years and above and by

persons with reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities or lack of experience

and knowledge if they have been given

supervision or instruction concerning use of

the appliance in a safe way and understand

Installation and Operating Instructions

INSHUKP7RG Issue 0

7 Day Programmable Electric Radiators

Dimensions

(millimetres)

Model(s)Watt A B

ERAD500/7DT 500 503 104

ERAD750/7DT 750 503 104

ERAD1000/7DT 1000 671 104

ERAD1500/7DT 1500 741 104

ERAD2000/7DT 2000 911 104

Fig. 1

IMPORTANT: THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE READ CAREFULLY AND RETAINED FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

the hazards involved.

Children shall not play with the appliance.

Cleaning and user maintainance shall not

be made by children without supervision.

Children of less than 3 years should be kept

away unless continuously supervised.

Children aged from 3 years and less than 8

years shall only switch on/off the appliance

provided that it has been placed or installed

in its intended normal operating position

and they have been given supervision or

instruction concerning use of the appliance

in a safe way and understand the hazards

involved. Children aged from 3 years and

less than 8 years shall not plug in, regulate

and clean the appliance or perform user

maintainance.

Note that due care and consideration must

be taken when using this heater in series

with a thermal control, a program controller,

a timer or any other device that switches on

the heat automatically, since a re risk exists

when the heater is accidentally covered or

displaced.

If the supply cord is damaged it must be

replaced by the manufacturer or service

agent or a similarly qualied person in order

to avoid a hazard.

WARNING: Servicing and product

repairs should only be undertaken by the

manufacturers approved service agent or a

similarly qualied person, using only exact

manufacturer approved spare parts.

A means for disconnection must be

incorporated in the xed wiring of the

premises in accordance with the wiring

rules. The supply circuit to the heater must

incorporate a double pole isolating switch

having a contact separation of at least 3mm.

536

150

Min.

300 Min.

shelf

150 Min.

Operation

Switching On the Heater

The controls are located on the right hand side on top of the appliance.

The button marked ‘ ’ controls the electricity supply to the electronic

thermostat. An indicator beside the ‘ ’ button shows when the unit

is powered ‘ON’.

Electrical

WARNING – THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE EARTHED

The electrical installation must be carried out by a competent

electrician, and be in strict accordance with the current I.E.E.

regulations for Electrical Equipment in Buildings.

The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the

following code:

GREEN AND YELLOW : EARTH

BLUE : NEUTRAL

BROWN : LIVE

BLACK : PILOT WIRE

- see also ‘Pilot Wire Connection’.

The heater is tted with a length of exible cable type H05VV-F size 4

x 1.0mm2 for connection to the xed wiring of the premises through a

suitable connection box positioned adjacent to the heater.

The supply circuit to the heater must incorporate a double pole isolating

switch having a contact separation of at least 3mm.

Pilot Wire Connection

The BLACK control wire is designed to carry a signal from slot in or

wall mounted programmers. If, however a programmer is not being

used, the pilot wire should be isolated in accordance with the current

IEE Wiring Regulations.

IMPORTANT - DO NOT connect the BLACK pilot wire to earth. Care

should be taken with the installation of the pilot wire(s) as when

switching to background (set back) they become energised at 240V

although only at a current of less than 100mA. In every case a suitable

means of isolation must be provided for the pilot wire and marked

to indicate that two sources of supply may be present at the heater.

Where pilot wires are installed separately from the heater nal sub-

circuit they should be protected, double insulated and carry their own

integral earth continuity conductor.

Supplementary Earth Bonding

Should Equipotential Earth Bonding be required the earthing conductor

in the supply cord is deemed to provide the supplementary bonding

connection (see Regulation 544.2.5, 17th Edition I.E.E. Wiring

Regulations).

General

The heater is designed for wall mounting on the wall bracket supplied.

It should only be operated when in the upright position as shown -

see Fig. 1.

All models are splashproof to IPX4 standard and may be used in

bathrooms, however not in the immediate vicinity of baths, showers,

water connections, wash basins or swimming pools.

Before connecting the heater check that the supply voltage is the same

as that stated on the heater.

NOTE - Lit cigarettes, candles and oil burners, combined with the

convection effect of electric heaters can cause soot deposits to build

up on the surface directly above and to the sides of the heater. This

is not a fault of the heater. Extensive burning of candles or smoking

in the operating environment of this product can produce heavy

discolouration within a few months of use.

Wall Mounting

IMPORTANT – The wall bracket supplied with the appliance must

be used. The heater should be positioned observing the minimum

clearances stated around the heater - see Fig. 1 and Fig. 2.

DO NOT locate the heater immediately below a xed socket outlet

or connection box.

1. Remove wall mounting bracket from the back of the heater

by depressing the spring latch at the top of each bracket - see

Fig. 2.

2. Fix the wall bracket securely to the wall through the four screw

holes provided.

3. Present the heater to the wall bracket, and engage lower slots

in the back with bracket.

4. Raise the heater to upright position and push the heater onto

bracket to engage top latch.

Fig. 2

MAX

MIN

Fig. 3

Turn on the heater using the ‘ ’ button and rotate the thermostat knob

to the desired position. When the room temperature has reached the

desired level, the power to the elements will be reduced, the heater

will then maintain the room temperature at the chosen level.

NOTE - Should your heater fail to come on when the thermostat knob

is at a low setting, this may be due to the room temperature being

higher than the thermostat setting.

Background Temperature

When used in conjunction with a remote programming device

supporting a background/setback setting, the heater will automatically

operate at a room temperature setting of 50C less than the thermostat

setting when the programme is in background/setback mode.

Limiting the thermostat setting

Before wall mounting the product the installer may wish to limit the

heat selection knob movement for the operator. This may be achieved

by unclipping the knob and removing the two plastic pins (see Fig. 4)

using pliers and inserting them in the preferred holes to limit the knob

movement. Replace the plastic cap.

Setting Desired Temperature (see Fig. 3)

The heater is tted with an adjustable thermostat enabling the room

temperature to be controlled by rotating the knob accordingly. The min

setting ‘ ’ represents a room temperature of approximately 50C and

may be used for protection against frost. The ‘MAX’ setting represents

a room temperature of approximately 300C. The ‘ ’ symbol glows when

the elements are actually heating.

255 Min.

C D

ERAD500 390 300

ERAD750 390 300

ERAD1000 560 300

ERAD1500 630 300

ERAD2000 800 300

Any 240V insulated cable may be used to link pilot wires around

the ring main. The signal current is low. Suitable connections would

be either an additional single core wire marked or colour coded

appropriately or use a 4 core cable throughout the heater ring.

Operating Instructions

The programmer can be programmed either inserted directly into the

heater or out of the heater. If choosing the latter option, the cassette

must be rst left in the heater for 2 days to charge the battery.

Remember that the battery only lasts for 24 hours.

Operating instructions for the 7-day timer/

programmer module

General

The HSP ELT Electronic panel heater is supplied with a 7-day

programmable controller pre-tted as standard. The 7 Day Timer

programmer offers either individual programming (each individual

heater has a programming

module) or group programming

from a master heater through the

pilot wire. Zone programming can

drive up to 10 slave heaters.

Two heating positions are offered:

comfort and off, with temperatures

set using the controls on the

heater.

For default Screen – see Fig. 5.

Individual radiator programming

Note: When the heater is individually controlled, the black pilot wire

in the mains supply cable should be isolated in accordance with the

current IEE wiring regulations.

Programming a Zone with multiple radiators

Where multiple radiators are installed, the radiator containing the

7-day timer programmer is the Master radiator and is connected

by the black pilot wire to the Slave radiators. The Master radiator

determines the Programme and heating levels for all the radiators

(Comfort and Off), but the actual comfort temperature should still be

set on each individual heater (see ‘Setting Desired Temperature’).

The master heater will switch between Comfort and Off according to

the programme.

Electrical Connection where Master Slave radiators are

installed

DO NOT connect the BLACK (PILOT) SIGNAL WIRE to earth.

When the programmer drives other heaters, connect the pilot wire

from the ‘MASTER’ unit to the pilot wire of a ‘SLAVE’ heater and then

from one ‘SLAVE’ heater to another (in series) – see Fig 6.

Problem Solving

In the event that no display appears on your 7-day timer do the

following: 1. Press any button to reactivate the display.

Failing this – 2. Return to the heater to charge battery (internal battery

lasts for 24 hours when timer is removed from heater). Display will

appear immediately but battery will be fully charged in 2 days.

Mode Selection

There are three different operating modes. Press MODE to cycle

through these:

MAN OFF - heating is

permanently Off – see Fig.

5. This is also the default

screen.

MAN ON – heating is permanently

On – see Fig. 7.

AUTO – runs the programmed

times – see Fig. 8.

MODE PROG ENTER

12:13

MAN OFF

Fig. 5

MODE PROG ENTER

00:00

MAN ON

Fig. 7

MODE PROG ENTER

00:00

AUTO ON

Fig. 8

Set Time

Press the PROG key once (from

default display) to set time. The ‘

’ appears – see Fig. 9 – on the

screen and the hours can be set

using the keys.

Press ENTER when nished

setting the hours. Set minutes

using the keys and press

ENTER. Then choose the day

from Mon to Sun using the

keys and press ENTER to exit.

Time and day are now set.

Set Programme

The timer can only be programmed

in 2 blocks i.e. 1st Block -

Weekdays: Mon-Fri Press PROG

twice – see Fig. 10. The Weekday

programs are now ready to be set

(starting with P1 ON, where P1

ON is the rst ON time setting) go

to a) below:

MODE PROG ENTER

00:00

MAN OFF

Fig. 9

Fig. 10

Fig. 4

Fig. 6

MASTERS LAVE SLAVE

MODE PROG ENTER

00:00

AUTO OFF

Safety - Overheat Protection

For your safety this appliance is tted with a thermal cut-out. In the

event that the product overheats for some reason, the cut-out prevents

excessive temperatures on the product by cutting the power to the

heater. Once the heater has cooled down, it will reset automatically,

it will continue to cycle on and off automatically until the reason for

overheating is removed.

Cleaning

WARNING – ALWAYS DISCONNECT FROM THE POWER SUPPLY

BEFORE CLEANING THE HEATER.

Before commencing cleaning, disconnect the electricity supply to the

appliance and allow it to cool.

The outside can be cleaned by wiping it over with a soft damp cloth

and then dried. Do not use abrasive cleaning powders or furniture

polish, as this can damage the surface nish.

To release heater from the wall bracket for cleaning or redecoration,

depress latch on both brackets (see Fig. 2) and hinge forward.

NOTE - Lit cigarettes, candles and oil burners, combined with the

convection effect of electric heaters can cause soot deposits to build

up on the surface directly above and to the sides of the heater. This

is not a fault of the heater. Extensive burning of candles or smoking

in the operating environment of this product can produce heavy

discolouration within a few months of use.

Recycling

For electrical products sold within the European

Community. At the end of the electrical products

useful life it should not be disposed of with

household waste. Please recycle where facilities

exist. Check with your Local Authority or retailer for

recycling advice in your country.

After Sales Service

Your product is guaranteed for two years from the date of purchase.

Within this period, we undertake to repair or exchange this product

free of charge provided it has been installed and operated in

accordance with these instructions. Your rights under this guarantee

are additional to your statutory rights, which in turn are not affected

by this guarantee.

Should you require after sales service you should contact our

customer services help desk on 0117 923 5375. It would assist us

if you can quote the model number, series, date of purchase, and

nature of the fault at the time of your call. The customer services help

desk will also be able to advise you should you need to purchase

any spares.

Please do not return a faulty product to us in the rst instance as

this may result in loss or damage and delay in providing you with a

satisfactory service. Please retain your receipt as proof of purchase.

GDC LTD

MILLBROOK HOUSE

GRANGE DRIVE

HEDGE END

SOUTHAMPTON

SO30 2DF

A division of GDC Group ltd.

TEL: 0845 604 2330

FAX: 01489 773050

Website: www.gdcgroup.co.uk

Republic of Ireland

Tel: 01 842 4833

The product complies with the European Safety Standards EN60335-2-30 and the European Standard Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

EN55014, EN60555-2 and EN60555-3 which cover the essential requirements of EEC Directives 2006/95/EC and 2004/108/EC

[c] GDC Group Ltd,

2nd Block - Weekends:

Sat & Sun Press PROG twice and

then press MODE once – see Fig.

11.

The Weekend programs are now

ready to be set (starting with P1

ON, where P1 ON is the rst ON

time setting), go to a) below:

Fig. 11

a) set P1 ON time: Set the hours using and press ENTER. Then

set the minutes using and press ENTER.Note: Time in minutes

can only be set in 10 minute blocks.

Then set P1 OFF time: Set the hours using and press ENTER.

Then set the minutes using and press ENTER. If only one

program is required, press PROG now to return to default display OR

b) set P2 ON and OFF times: repeat procedure as ‘a)’

above.

c) set P3 ON and OFF times: repeat procedure as ‘a)’.

d) set P4 ON and OFF times: repeat procedure as ‘a)’.

After P4 Weekday OFF time has been set, the User will be prompted

to set P1 ON time for Weekends.

After P4 Weekend OFF time has been set the default Screen is

displayed.

At any time while programming the timer, pressing the PROG button,

this will exit to the default display. Timer must be in AUTO mode to

run Set Programs.

NOTE: To cycle quickly from weekdays to weekends press the MODE

button. There are 4 programs for weekdays and 4 for weekends.

Key Lock

To lock the keypad press ENTER

and release, then press MODE

within 1 second. The key symbol

will appear on the screen when the

keypad is locked – see gure 12.

To unlock the keypad repeat the

action above. If any of the buttons

on the keypad are pressed when it

is locked, thelight will automatically

come on.

The Advance Function

When in AUTO mode, if is

pressed for longer than 2 seconds

the program will advance to the

next programmed setting. When

the ADVANCE function is active

ADVANCE will be displayed on the

screen – see gure 13.

To cancel ADVANCE press for longer than 2 seconds e.g. If

present time is 14:00 and P1 ON is at 17:00 and P1 OFF is 19:00, if

is held for 2 seconds then ADVANCE appears on the screen. The

heater comes on and remains on until 19:00. ADVANCE disappears

from the screen at 17:00 as set program is then running.

MODE PROG ENTER

00:00

MAN OFF

Fig. 12

MODE PROG ENTER

00:00

AUTO OFF

MODE PROG ENTER

00:00

AUTO

ADVANCE

Fig. 13

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