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PROGRAMMABLE7-DAY RFTHERMOSTAT
Installation and user instruction
This instructions to be retained by the user
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Thank you for choosing Berettas radio
frequency (RF) Radiostat. This centralheating control device is easy to fit, andwith correct use, will deliver improvedcomfort levels in your home whilst savingyou money.
This thermostat is designed to be usedonly with heating controls system with amaximum switching load of 2A at 30VDCor 0,25A at 230VAC or with Berettaboilers fitting a bus protocol connection
If installing for someone else, pleaseensure that the instructions are handed tothe householder.
Warning: Please read this manual prior
to installation or use.
Shock Hazard: This unit must beinstalled by a competent person, inaccordance with local regulation, or other
relevant national regulations and codes of
good practice. Always isolate the ACMains supply before installing this unit.CE: This product is according R&TTEDirective 1999/5/EC
Installation warning:This programmer can be used either as acentral heating ON/OFF thermostat andas boiler remote control (only withselected Beretta boilers), therefore is
mandatory to determinate the correctworking mode (denominated TYPE)before installation and setting.
From the main menu select the TYPE
parameter and those are the followingoption:
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Type Descriptioncrt Room thermostat working with
ON/OFF command to the boiler.Connect the 2 right wires (highlightedwith T.A.) to room thermostatconnection on the boiler. Maximum
switching load of 2A at 30VDC or0,25A at 230VAC.
rEc Boiler remote control using a busprotocol to communicate with theboiler. Connect the 2 right wires
(highlighted with OT+.) to remotecontrol connection on the boiler.crS To be used only when boiler is set in
a continuous pump running mode.Room thermostat working withON/OFF command to the boiler.
Connect the 2 right wires (highlightedwith T.A.) to room thermostatconnection on the boiler. Maximumswitching load of 2A at 30VDC or0,25A at 230VAC.
Your programmer is a room thermostat(recognized by no house icon on display) type crt
Your programmer is a boiler remote
control (recognized by house icon ondisplay) type rEc
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INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Unlike the conventional thermostat, thiscontrol separates the function in twounits. The receiver serves for wiringconnections and heat on/off control. Thetransmitter serves as the user interface
and for temperature sensing/control. Thetwo units are linked by radio frequency(RF).The transmitter is a wall-mounted timer-thermostat. The transmitter can be
located wherever a conventional roomthermostat would normally be sited. Nowiring is required, as the transmitter isbattery powered.The receiver is connected to the boiler,
and can replace a conventionalmechanical or electronic time clock.Important: these instructions should beread in conjunction with the applianceinstallation instructions. It is
recommended that this device is installed
by a qualified electrician.PACKING LIST QTYRF receiver with 6 wires fitted 1RF transmitter 1Anchors and screws 4
Double side adhesive 3Instructions 1Carton internal packaging 1Batteries 2NOTE: Eventual additional electronic boards
necessary to connect the controller to theboiler main board are not included in this boxand need to be purchased separately.PREPARATION: Isolate the appliance fromthe electrical supply and remove theappliance casing and PCB cover (refer toboiler installation instructions for specificdetails).Connect the spade terminals of thereceiver to the boiler side. The 4 cableshave different color and different function.
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Blue = main supply 230 Vac = neutral NBrown = main supply 230 Vac = line LBlack & Black = OT+ boiler remotecontrol connection (bus protocol).
Red & Red = T.A. boiler ON/OFF roomthermostat connectionThe choice between the two options(defined as installation TYPE) dependfrom the boiler capability and from the
installer decision. See picture for thereceiver internal connections.Important:the link-wire (if fitted) must beremoved from room thermostat terminals(both installation type)
Important: Secure the receiver wiring
harness to the internal boiler cableanchorsImportant: never connect the OT+contact to 230V supply to avoid thedestruction of the bus circuit.
INSTALLATION OF RECEIVERSecure the receiver in the proximity of theboiler using 2 anchors (see picture belowfor drill holes specifications) and screwsor the enclosed double side adhesive.
The location should be chosen in order tosee the receiver leds and have access tothe receiver encoding button. For no
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reason should the receiver box be
opened. The appliance can only bemounted indoors and in areas free fromany water or moisture. Wiring mustconform to IEE regulations. RF AddressCode Setting: if there is another user
nearby, e.g. in the next dwelling, yourreceiver may be operated in error by theirtransmitter. You may select a different RFaddress code to prevent this. (seeencoding section on the technical menu
list).Note:do not fix the receiver to the boilercasing.
INSTALLATION OF TRANSMITTER
Before installing the transmitter check theencoding functionality while the receiverand the transmitter are still very near. Theencoding between the transmitter and thereceiver is already factory set therefore
there is not necessity to make any
encoding operation after installation (bothinstallation type) - follow the encodinginstruction if the communication ismissing or lost.Before fixing the transmitter check that
the radio signal is active in the room thatyou are fixing (if there is nocommunication the receiver will flashorange after 350 sec the communicationis lost). Because the transmitter uses
radio waves to communicate with thereceiver, you should also bear in mindthat metallic objects can weaken ordeflect radio signals: this includes steelreinforced walls, filing cabinets, kitchen
appliances, mirrors. The range of theRadiostat is 40 metres in open air, and 20metres inside buildings, dependent on RFobstructions as mentioned above.
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Position the Radiostat on a wall surface
away from obstructions and direct heatsources or draughts, in a room that iswarmed by the heating system. The fixingof the transmitter can be done either withthe anchors and screws or with the
double sided adhesive (both supplied).See the diagram below as reference todrill the wall.
In the case of using anchors, thetransmitter box must be open to fix thescrews to the anchors internally the box.See the diagrams below for removal from
and re-assembly to backplate. Pay
attention because it could be difficult toopen, follow the diagram for an easieropening procedure.
WARNING!DOnot touch the printed circuitboard of the transmitter as it containselectrostatically sensitive components.
FUNCTIONSThe Beretta Programmable 7-day RFThermostat has the following functions:Type Room thermostat (crt): for thedisplay appearance in this mode, pleaserefer to the relevant section of thismanual. The internal temperature sensordetects the temperature and, comparing
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with the set point, switches ON or OFF
the heating request (according theprogrammed timing). The temperaturesensor is located on the left side of theitem.Temperatures: there are two level of
selectable temperature:Comfort temperature T1 and economy
temperature T2 (T1 always > T2).Both are selectable. Additionally there isa third level of temperature indicated as
frost protection temperature that isactive all the time (the frost protectiontemperature is selectable only inside thetechnical menu. T2 always > Frostprotection temperature)
Time:on the display it is possible to setand read the time (24 hours displaymode)Day: on the display it is possible to setand read the day of the week
Programming timing: it is possible by
selecting the relative timing fascia toselect the desired time. The programmingis possible during 7 day 24-hours and theminimum time fascia is 30 minutes. Theprogramming is possible in two separated
temperatures: COMFORT (T1 ) andECONOMY (T2 ).
Status mode in crt: select the heatingmode button for fast switching between
the 4 status OFF AUTO PARTY -HOLIDAY.
OFF mode, the heating request tothe boiler is off, on display there is notequivalent icon, the heating layer and theprogramming fascia is off. With this modeonly the frost protection function is active.
AUTO mode: the heating request isaccording the programmed timing and
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room temperature. In AUTO mode it is
possible to increase or decreasetemporary the room set temperature by
pressing the and buttons, only ifthe current time is inside in a heating ONfascia. The temporary new temperature
set (T1) is maintained only inside thetiming fascia. The next heating fascia willbe back to the original T1 settemperature. It is possible to check the
set temperature by pressing once the
or the buttons only if the current timeis inside in a heating ON fascia.
HOLIDAY mode with choice howmany day off (by increasing or decreasing
using the button and ). Theheating request to the boiler is to maintainthe economy temperature on the room(T2). The number of days off isconsidered on the day starting from
midnight. After the counter down is ended
the programmer switch to AUTO mode.
PARTY mode automatically switchthe programmer ON to comforttemperature (T1). This status is forced up
to midnight, after, the programmer goesback to the programmed timing fascia.
Type Remote Control (rEc): for thedisplay appearance in this mode, please
refer to the relevant section of thismanual. The internal temperature sensordetects the temperature and, comparingwith the set point, calculates the mostsuitable boiler flow temperature accordingthe climatic curve (only if the externalsensor is fitted) and according thevelocity the set temperature is reached.The programmer continuouslycommunicates with the boiler controlindicating the target flow temperature (the
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values not just an ON/OFF) according to
the calculation made. With this type ofcommunication it is possible also toadjust by remote the domestic hot water(DHW) temperature in case ofinstantaneous DHW production or DHW
storage tank controlled by a dedicatedsensor.The functions of this type (rEc) are thesame as room thermostat type abovedescribed. Additionally it is possible to
have a feedback from boiler status andalarms. The display in rEc type give moreinformation according the alreadymentioned start up indications.The 4 status mode have additional
functionality compared with the type roomthermostat.
Status mode in rEc: select the heatingmode button for fast switching between
the 4 status OFF AUTO PARTY -
HOLIDAY.
OFF mode, the heating request tothe boiler is off, on display there is notequivalent icon, the heating layer and theprogramming fascia is off. With this modeonly the frost protection function is active.The DHW function is active and it ispossible to increase or decrease the
target temperature by pressing the
and buttons.
AUTO mode: the heating request isaccording the programmed timing androom temperature. In AUTO mode it is
possible to increase or decreasetemporary the room set temperature by
pressing the and buttons, only ifthe current time is inside in a heating ONfascia. The temporary new temperature
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set (T1) is maintained only inside the
timing fascia. The next heating fascia willbe back to the original T1 settemperature. It is possible to check thetarget flow temperature communicated tothe boiler (according the various
calculations) by pressing once thebuttons only if the current time is inside ina heating ON fascia.In the case the outside sensor is fitted
(external temperature displayed) the
and buttons increase or decrease ofequivalent degree indicated on display,the room comfort level (from 5 to +5)
HOLIDAY mode with choice howmany day off (by increasing or decreasing
using the button and ). Theheating request to the boiler is to maintainthe economy temperature on the room
(T2). The number of days off is
considered on the day starting frommidnight. After the counter down is endedthe programmer switch to AUTO mode.
PARTY mode automatically switch
the programmer ON to comforttemperature (T1). This status is forced upto midnight, after, the programmer goesback to the programmed timing fascia.Other functions (common to crt andrEc modes):Battery lowAlarms and reset (only for rEc type)Technical menu (only for experts)
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSThe programmer is factory set as roomthermostat type (crt). Most of theparameters are already set, at the startup it is necessary to set the time and theday (please note no summer time is pre-charged inside therefore if during the yearthere is time modification it must beadjusted).The following operation must done atstart up
END USER MENU (MAIN MENU)Enter inside the end user menu pressing
the button once. Use the buttonto escape at any time. Scroll inside theend user menu pressing any of the
triangle buttons and press again thebutton to enter inside the single setting,
the scrolling give access to the following
settings:Attention:the TYPE of the device (that is
part of the main menu selection) should
have already been set by the installer as
this set is according the installation made
(ON/OFF device T.A. or Remote Control
device OT+).
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Set the target room temperature
(T1 and T2). Use the and to
increase or decrease, use the and
to switch between T1 and T2. Thevalue selected is automatically
memorized moving at the next setting.
Use the button to enter and exit.Set the time. Use the and
to increase or decrease, use the
and to switch between hours and
icon Description Factory set
Setting the comfort (T1) and economy (T2) temperatures T1 = 21CT2 = 16C
Setting the time Unset
Setting the day Unset
Setting the programming fascia Unset
Setting the domestic hot water temperature (only rEc type) 42C
tyPE Setting the TYPE crtPL Setting the technical menu (password required) --
Setting the Domestic hot water programming daily fascia(only with boiler with tank and parameter 24 ON and only in24hr time)
--
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minutes. Use the button to enter andexit.
Set the day of the week. Use
the and to increase or decrease.
Use the button to enter and exit.
Set the programming heating
fascia. Use the to select the day
(only ahead, not back). Use the to
switch ON or OFF the layer T2 or T2+T1,once selected maintain the copy to the
following 30 minutes pressing thebutton. Move ahead or back the point
using the and buttons. Heatingfascia are pre-set with day 1-5 from 6-8,30 and from 16 to 22 on T1and days 6-7 from 8-11 and from 16 to 23 on T1.The setting is made on 30 minutes
Set the target domestic hot water.
Use the and to increase or
decrease the value. Use the buttonto enter and exit.
tyPESet the device installation type.Use the and to switch betweenthe values (see the table at page 2 fordetails).
PL Enter inside the technical menu.Password required. Use the andto increase or decrease the passwordcode. (see specific paragraph for betterdetails)
Set the daily programmingfascia for domestic hot waterproduction (only for boilers installed withtank and sensor). Parameter active only ifthe parameter 24 inside the technical
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menu is set ON. Set the programming
fascia in the same way used for heatingfascia. The setting is possible daily, notweekly. The heating of the DHW tank willbe done according the selectedprogrammed fascia.
Battery lowWhen the controller feels that the battery
are about to be exhausted, thebattery icon will lit up. In this case thebatteries needs to be changed in duetime. If the battery completely run out ofenergy, or during the batteryreplacement, the settings will be kept inthe controller memory, except for the timeand the day
ALARMSShould anything occur during thefunctioning of the controller, a display will
be shown in the main display, together
with the spanner icon. In most of the
cases it is sufficient to press thebutton to reset the system, but exceptionsapply according to the following list:
ALARMS RELATED TO THE CONTROLLERThe following are alarms related to thecontroller only:A80 = room sensor broken. Replace the
controllerA81 = EEPROM alarms. Following thisalarm after the reset, the set of factoryparameters are recharged in thecontroller memory
A82 = no radio communication with thereceiver (rEc or crt mode)A83 = (only for rEc mode) the cablebetween the receiver and the boiler isbroken or not connected properly. There
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is no communication between receiver
and boiler. Or receiver connected on theroom thermostat (T.A.) boiler connection.A99= too many resets. There have beenmore than 5 resets in 15 minutes.Following this alarm, it is necessary to
reset the boiler directly on its dashboardand is not possible to do it from thecontroller.
ALARMS RELATED TO THE BOILER (ONLY REC
TYPE):The alarms are displayed as per thedisplay of the boiler: refer to the boilerinstruction manual for the meaning of thesymbols. REMARK: the alarms type A2X
can be reset only from the boiler fascia.
ALARMS RESETThe reset of the alarms is done pressingthe button on the RF receiver
CLIMATIC CURVESBelow the climatic curves of theprogrammer. Curves from 0,2 to 0,8 areused when the boiler is set for lowtemperature (i.e. floor heating).
Curves from 1 to 3 are used when theboiler is used for high temperature (i.e.radiator heating),Selection of the climatic curve can bemade inside the technical menu only.
The climatic curve function is active onlyif an external sensor if fitted to the boiler.If there is not external sensor fitted, theprogrammer make an automaticallyregulation using the room sensor.
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External temperature
DISPLAY IN crt (ON/OFF) MODE:When the device is in its standard modeof functioning, the appearance of thedisplay will be the following:
The icon means that the device is setas a wireless device, and that thecommunication is effective
The icon means that there is a heatrequest from the room to the boiler. Theboiler will switch ON.
The central heating symbol and baris a proportional indication of the set-pointof the desired temperature in the room.Each bar represents to 2C. They willdisappear when the central heating isturned OFF.
Boilerflow
temperature
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The temperature displayindicates the actual temperaturemeasured inside the room
The time display indicates theactual time
The day icon indicates theactual day of the week
The central heating fascia bar is a
permanent display of the functioningfascia set for the central heating set pointsetting. If a bar is completely blank, theset-point is the anti-frost level (centralheating OFF). If only the lower part of a
bar is black, the set point is the economy(T2). If the whole bar is black, the setpoint is the comfort (T1). They willdisappear when the central heating isturned OFF.
The day icon and the night iconindicate whether the current set point forthe current time is night or day.
The party icon is lit up when the
party mode is selected. In this mode thecentral heating fascia bar will becompletely lit up at T1 together with theday icon. After midnight, the display willturn back to the pre-set working fascia.
The holiday icon is lit up when theholiday mode is selected. In this modethe central heating fascia bar will be lit upat T2 together with the night icon. Afterthe holiday counter is over, the display
will turn back to the pre-set workingfascia.
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When the icon appears, the controller
is working as to keep the anti-frosttemperature.
DISPLAY IN rEc (remote control)MODE:
When the device is in its standard modeof functioning, the appearance of thedisplay will be the following:
The icon means that the device is setas a wireless device, and that thecommunication is effective
The icon means that there is a heatrequest from the room to the boiler. Theboiler is ON with flame present.
The central heating symbol and baris a proportional indication of the set-point
of the desired temperature in the room.Each bar represents to 2C.They willdisappear when the central heating isturned OFF. In case of external sensorfitted, the bar is moved up and down
according the room comfort level chosen.
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The temperature displayindicates the actual temperaturemeasured inside the room
The house icon around thetemperature display, indicates that thecontroller is set as a Remote Control(rEc) and appears only in this mode offunctioning.
The display on the right side of thehouse indicates the external temperaturereading, and it appears only when theoutdoor sensor is correctly connected.
The central heating fascia bar is apermanent display of the functioning
fascia set for the central heating set point
setting. If a bar is completely blank, theset-point is the anti-frost level (centralheating OFF). If only the lower part of abar is black, the set point is the economy(T2). If the whole bar is black, the set
point is the comfort (T1). They willdisappear when the central heating isturned OFF.
The day icon and the night icon
indicate whether the current set point forthe current time is night or day.
The domestic hot water symbol andbar is a proportional indication of the set-point of the desired temperature when the
boiler works in domestic hot water mode.Each bar represents 1C.
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The party icon is lit up when theparty mode is selected. In this mode thecentral heating fascia bar will becompletely lit up at T1 together with theday icon. After midnight, the display willturn back to the pre-set working
fascia.The holiday icon is lit up whenthe holiday mode is selected. In thismode the central heating fascia bar willbe lit up at T2 together with the night icon.
After the holiday counter is over, thedisplay will turn back to the pre-setworking fascia.
When the icon appears, the controlleris working as to keep the anti-frost
temperature.TECHNICAL MENU
The device has the possibility to set aseries of parameters to better adapt the
controller to the installation. Following
instructions are dedicated to expertpersonnel as they have a deep impact onthe working mode of your boiler and yoursystem.To enter inside the PL menu it is
requested a password. From the end usermenu, select the PL pressing the
button. Increase or decrease thevalues up to reach the value 53 (that isthe technical menu password). Once
reached the value 53, press thebutton to enter. You are now inside thetechnical menu (only for expertise). Use
the and to scroll the parameterslist, below the sequence and theexplanation of each parameter. Note: thevisibility of the parameters depends of thetype selected.
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Par.Ref. Descr. Factoryset value Type Operation
01
Encoding
procedure codified
Type
rEcand crt
Display shows the wireless channel and the address. Use
the button to start the encoding procedure. On the
receiver press for 5 second the button up to the
orange light is flashing, the transmitter start to codify all thevalues and the display shows P00..-P90. After reachingthe P90 value the encoding procedure is done and thelight on the receiver stops to flash.
08 Max setpointheating
85C(30C 85C)
TyperEconly
Use the button to decrease and the button to
increase the temperature value. The value is automaticallymemorized when moving to the next parameter. Thisparameter put a high limit on the maximum temperaturevalue communicated to the boiler.
09 Min setpointheating
30C(30C 85C)
TyperEconly
Use the button to decrease and the button to
increase the temperature value. The value is automaticallymemorized when moving to the next parameter. Thisparameter put a low limit on the minimum temperaturevalue communicated to the boiler.
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Par.Ref.
Descr.Factoryset value
Type Operation
10Climaticcurveselection
1.2(see
climaticcurves)
TyperEconly
Use the button to decrease and the button toincrease the climatic curve value (see below the climaticcurves). The value is automatically memorized whenmoving to the next parameter.
11
Influenceoftemperature sensor
10(020)
TyperEconly
Use the button to decrease and the button toincrease the influence of room sensor on the calculation ofthe boiler flow temperature. 10 is the standard, highervalues is good for pour insulation houses. The value isautomatically memorized when moving to the nextparameter.
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Calibrationof theroomsensor
ActualTyperEc
and crt
Use the button to decrease and the button toincrease the reference room temperature. Use thisparameter in case of not proper installation of the device.The value is automatically memorized when moving to thenext parameter.
14Programmer reset
0TyperEc
and crt
Use the button to move to value 1 and reset the device
to a factory set values. Press the button to confirm thereset.
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Par.Ref.
Descr.Factoryset value
Type Operation
16Softwarerelease
ActualTyperEc
and crt
This parameter just shows the software reference numberon the device
17 ChoiceC or F CType
rEcand crt
Use either the button and the button to switch to For C. all the temperatures values will change. In case ofF values there is not equivalent letter F displaye d Thevalue is automatically memorized when moving to the nextparameter.
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Hysteresis
OFF
0.1C
(0.02.0)
TyperEc
and crt
Use the button to decrease and the button toincrease the hysteresis OFF of the device. The value is
automatically memorized when moving to the nextparameter
19HysteresisON
0.5C(0.02.0)
TyperEc
and crt
Use the button to decrease and the button toincrease the hysteresis ON of the device. The value isautomatically memorized when moving to the next
parameter
20Frostprotectiontemp.
5C(3C 10C)
TyperEc
and crt
Use the button to decrease and the button toincrease the frost protection temperature limit. The value isautomatically memorized when moving to the next par.
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Par.Ref.
Descr.Factoryset value
Type Operation
21Alarmshistory
ActualTyperEconly
Use the and the button to scroll last 9 alarms codememorized on the device.
22Boiler TSPreading
ActualTyperEc
only
Unused
23Anti-Legionellafunction
OFFTyperEconly
Use the and the button to switch ON or OFF thelegionella function (function active only with boilerconnected to a tank with sensor control).
24Clock onDHW
OFFTyperEconly
Use the and the button to switch ON or OFF the
programming time on the DHW production via a tank withsensor. (function active only with boiler connected to atank with sensor control). If selected ON, on the end usermenu will appear a dedicated programming fascia to beset (programmable daily fascia only)
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
LIMIT OF SETTING OF THE TEMPERATURES:Anti-frost temperature: 3C 10CT2: anti-frost temperature 35CT1: T2 35C
DHW (if applicable): 37C 60CRoom temperature: 5C 30CREADING LIMITSOutdoor sensor: -10C 40CRoom sensor: -10C 40C
RECEIVER
Linked with transmitter via RF:frequency 868 MHz
Power rating: 230 VAC 10%, 50 HzT.A. Switching capacity (crt only):
Min 1mA, Max 2A at 30 VDC
Max 0,25A at 230 VACOT+ contact: for bus protocol only.Never supply with 230V this contact.
TRANSMITTER
Linked with receiver via RF: frequency868 MHzPower rating: 2 x 1,5AA - Alkalinebatteries
Install transmitter and receiver in anenvironment with normal pollution level.Radio range 40 m in free space, (therange can be altered depending on theinstallation conditions and on the
electromagnetic environment).
Beretta -Via Risorgimento 23/A23900 Lecco (Italy)www.berettaclima.com
Beretta reserve the right to changespecification without prior notice - Consumersstatutory rights are not affected.
A Riello Group Company
Manual Issue 08/2012 rev.01