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Programmable room 

thermostats

Programmable Room Thermostat PBPRP: 

The PBPRP remote programmable room thermostat is a battery 
operated unit and offers the following outstanding features:

•  24 hour / 7 day time and temperature control 
•  Optimised system start 
•  Set-back temperature setting 
•  Frost protection facility 
•  Holiday standby function 
•  Five pre-set programmes for ease of set up 
•  Battery low indicator 
•  Standard battery replacement 3 x AA LR06 1.5v (two year life) 
•  No loss of memory when battery change is carried out 
•  Wet room sensor connection provided

 
 

Wet Room Sensor PB23020:

Where time and temperature control needs to be applied to 
a bathroom or wet area, the wet area sensor can be installed 
within the wet room and connected to the programmable room 
thermostat installed in an adjacent dry area.

The sensor is supplied with 3m of cable and can either remain in 
the supplied housing and be wall mounted, or removed from the 
housing and used as a floor surface sensor.

If required, the wet room sensor cable can be extended to 
a maximum of 10m providing that a cable of a similar rating 
is used (NTC 10k).

All Polypipe under floor heating system packs supplied through 
the                 selection process will contain all the appropriate 
control products. 

Programmable Room Thermostat PBPRPRF (radio frequency):

As PBPRP unit but with the following additional features:

•  Full RF operation 
•  Each programmer supplied with a receiver unit 
•  Remote thermostat has built in stand for ease of positioning 
•  Blue LED backlight

 
 
 

Touch Screen Programmable Room Thermostat PBTSP:

The PBTSP incorporates the latest touch screen technology and 
is fully compatible with the master wiring centre and slave units. 
Available in two surface finishes, and offers the following features:

•  Large touch screen display with high visibility blue LED backlight 
•  On screen display shows current status and programme setting 
•  Programme options for 7 day, 5+2 days and working 
  week/weekend modes 
•  Allows for three separate temperatures settings per day; 
  -  Comfort 
  -  Economy 
  -  Night 
•  Holiday standby function 
•  Frost protection 
•  Battery operated using 2 x AA LR06 1.5V (two year life) 
•  Available in either white (PBTSPW) or silver (PBTSPS)

 
 
 

Please note that the PBTSP is not compatible with the Polypipe 
wet room sensor (PB23020).

Wiring centres

Single zone master (PB1ZM): 

When used in a ‘single zone’ application the master wiring centre 
(PB1ZM) provides the wiring connections for the under floor heating 
pump, two-port zone valve, boiler switched live connection 
(230V or volt free) and the programmable room thermostat.

Wiring details for single zone master unit (PB1ZM)

 

 
 

 
 

4 & 6 zone slave unit (PB4ZS & PB6ZS): 

Where multiple room control is required the master wiring centre 
should be used in conjunction with the 4 or 6 zone slave units 
PB4ZS or PB6ZS. The slave units provide wiring connections for 
the programmable room thermostats and the manifold 2-wire 
actuators. Up to 4 actuators can be connected per zone.

Wiring details for 4 zone and 6 zone slave (PB4ZS and PB6ZS)

Note:

Only use this

connection when

using a Single

Room Thermostat.

If using Slave do

NOT use.

230v

Supply

OR

OR

Polypipe

Room Stat

Options

Remove Link if

Zone Valve Fitted

Power Supply

UFH Pump

2 Port Zone Valve

Volt Free

Contact

Boiler

230v S/L

Connection

Boiler

NO

COM

NC

L N E

E N L

End Switch

L

N

E

L

NC

C 1 L N

230v

Supply

OR

OR

Polypipe

Room Stat

Options

C 1 L N

NO

COM

NC

Up to 4

Actuators

per zone

2 Wire

Actuators

PB00401

Note:

1 Zone shown only -

Repeat for further Zones

Must be used with Master Unit

Summary of Contents for Under Floor Heating Systems

Page 1: ...s Broomhouse Lane Edlington Doncaster DN12 1ES Tel 01709 770 000 Fax 01709 770 001 2410 London Road Mount Vernon Glasgow G32 8XZ Tel 0141 778 8822 Fax 0141 778 2703 Dromore Road Lurgan Craigavon Co Ar...

Page 2: ...revious printed copies will become out of date The latest version of our installation advice including a downloadable version of the current Technical Installation Guide can be found at our trade webs...

Page 3: ...xtensive back up service Technical representation available to discuss systems in general and particular projects www ufch com Technical Installation CD Specialist Technical Hotline on 01709 770000 En...

Page 4: ...he floor screed is required by Building Regulations Edge insulation also acts as an expansion joint Floating Floor When installed in floating floors Polyplumb pipe is simply pressed in to the pre form...

Page 5: ...r requires a bespoke design You then simply input data for each room providing floor type room size and control zones to calculate the required pack All packs have a single order code and include all...

Page 6: ...h when heated will reduce to 8 9 and cause only a very small amount of shrinkage The floor will re absorb some moisture when the heating is not operating and the moisture content will increase to 12 1...

Page 7: ...d around the perimeter of the room using staples so as to prevent possible risk of the panels lifting Preparing the pipe Step 4 You will need to remove the coil from the bag leaving the shrink wrap on...

Page 8: ...ted the screed cover can be applied Care should be taken to ensure that the screed is tightly compacted around the pipe to ensure that no voids are present The system should remain under pressure 6 ba...

Page 9: ...nder pressure whilst the flooring is laid Finishing The room can then be finished by fitting 18mm or 22mm tongue and groove sheets of chipboard glued on the edge over the floating floor system Mark th...

Page 10: ...hed downwards and away from the underside of the timber finished floor covering as this could lead to potential underperformance of the system Testing Step 4 Once the pipe circuits have been installed...

Page 11: ...These can be fixed directly through the spreader plate down in to the joists below It is important to indicate the position of pipework in areas where the additional fixing of items such as carpet gri...

Page 12: ...heir high output at relatively low flow temperatures Modular Heating Panels are ideal for maximising heat efficiency and lowering energy consumption In most installations it is not necessary to cover...

Page 13: ...should be selected The span is defined as the free space from wall to wall that needs to remain uninterrupted by trimmers or other services Ideally install MHP panels prior to other services whenever...

Page 14: ...omes into direct contact with it Always ensure that electrical cables are not in physical contact with the MHP panels using tape or a polythene strip Finishing Once you have connected your system up t...

Page 15: ...for heavyweight floor coverings such as ceramics or where the floor covering needs to be secured directly to the panel e g solid wood Overlay Lite is a high compressive strength lightweight insulated...

Page 16: ...is should be the first consideration for most projects The more structural nature of Overlay however makes it ideal for direct tiling or application of floor finishes which need to be fixed or screwed...

Page 17: ...mple of blanking in a bathroom Example of squaring off an irregular room plan Room layouts The following diagrams show some examples of room shapes pipe requirements and interruptions pillars hearths...

Page 18: ...wood floors they can be discretely screwed through the tongue and groove directly into the Overlay panel avoiding pipe circuitry to minimise movement in the floor covering If over boarding with 6mm p...

Page 19: ...r covering as normal It is advisable to mark out pipe positioning to avoid stapling pipes when fitting carpets 36 37 Overlay Lite for lightweight floor coverings Installation Laying end returns Step 1...

Page 20: ...stic hot water primary circuits To provide independent hydraulic control of the entire system it is important that the installation is designed as an S Plan or S Plan Plus configuration which allows f...

Page 21: ...d in under floor heating systems is less than that required for radiators or stored hot water If these other services are connected to the same boiler it will be necessary to control the water tempera...

Page 22: ...iring centre and slave units Available in two surface finishes and offers the following features Large touch screen display with high visibility blue LED backlight On screen display shows current stat...

Page 23: ...distribution pipe work Connection from nearest radiator 260mm 200mm Pump Pipe thermostat Heating return Heating flow Under floor heating flow Under floor heating return Thermostatic blending valve Pu...

Page 24: ...ible tap connectors for the simplest method of connection Close all under floor heating circuits except one by screwing down the blue caps and closing the isolating valves situated on top of the manif...

Page 25: ...resistant to the build up of scale Short term chlorination for disinfection of supply pipe work and normal levels of chlorine in UK domestic water supplies will not have an adverse effect on the integ...

Page 26: ...ng should be done with all switches on and room thermostats calling Fault finding complete Adjust pump speed and set flow rates in accordance with the system design data as provided NO NO Is the boile...

Page 27: ...Manufacturing quality assurance In accordance with BS ES ISO 9001 2000 BSI registered firm Certificate FM00318 Installation standard To follow the recommendations of BS5955 Part 8 2001 Plastic Pipewo...

Page 28: ...OR HEATING REQUIREMENTS Manifold Position s Please also indicate on drawing Floor Type Solid Suspended Floating MHP Overlay Overlay Lite Ground Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor CONSTRUCTION DETAILS If NOT to...

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