If no button is pressed during two (2) minutes, the ambient temperature will
disappear from the display. Pressing any button will make the ambient temperature
re-appear.
Setting the time and day on the heater using the remote control
First, the day of the week and time should be entered in order to be able to use the
timer function.
The heating panel should be ON, but should NOT heat and therefore, there is no
heating symbol visible on the heater’s display. (Do this by setting the temperature
lower than the ambient temperature, for example.)
Checking the day of the week and time using the remote control
The heater 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 SET button on the remote control in order to
check the day and time: HH = day of the week, H1 = hour and H2 = minute
Setting the week timer using the remote control
In advance: Setting the week timer can be done using remote the control, but
it is easier using the APP. As soon as the heater has a WiFi connection,
you can no longer use the timer function on the remote control. The
function buttons concerned will automatically switch off.
Attention: Timer setting made with the remote control are not visible in the APP
and timer settings made with the APP are not visible on the heater’s
display. As soon as there is a WiFi connection, you can no longer make
a new timer setting using the remote control. Therefore, never mix
the two methods for setting the times!
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.
However, the timer data that were entered previously (ON and OFF
times of the week timer) are stored. To avoid misunderstandings, the
week timer is automatically set to OFF in case of turning the heater off
