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Description

Settings / defaults

A3

Keypad lock

Settings:
0 = All buttons except the power 

 button will be locked; 1 = All 

buttons locked
Default: 0

A4

Behaviour after power 

failure

Settings:
0 = Return to previous function; 1 = Power OFF; 2 = Power ON
Default: 0

A5

Backlight time

Settings: 5 to 30 secs; Default: 20 secs

A6

Weekly program 

settings

The correct weekday must be set for the program to coincide with the 

weekend. See section "Operation" → "Set time and weekday".
•  Settings: 0 = 5 days / 2 days, 1 = 6 days / 1 day, 2 = 7 days
•  Default: 0 = 5 days (Mon-Fri) / 2 days (Sat/Sun).

A7

Min. temperature.

Set the lowest selectable temperature.
Setting range: 1 to 10 °C; Default: 5 °C

A8

Max. temperature

Set the max. selectable temperature.
Setting range: 20 to 70 °C; Default: 35 °C

A9

Low temperature 

protection

Frost protection: The output is activated if the temperature measured 

by the sensor falls below the value set here. 
•  Setting range: 1 to 10 °C; Default: 5 °C
•  Advanced setting:

 - N1 or N3 (internal sensor)
 - N2 (external sensor)

•  Cancel setting: Press 

 until "--" shows on the display.

AA

High temperature 

protection (external 

sensor only)

It is to prevent the floor temperature from getting too high, for example. 

If the window is open and the room temperature cannot heat up but 

the floor heating is working and increasing to compensate.
•  Advanced setting: N3 only
•  Settings range: 20 to 70 °C; Default: 45 °C
•  Cancel setting Press 

 until "--" shows on the display.

Example: If set to 50 °C and the external (floor) sensor detects 50 °C, 

the thermostat will switch the output off.

AB

High temperature 

protection / difference 

setting (external 

sensor)

Setting range: 1 to 9 °C; Default: 2 °C
Example: "AA" limit set to 45°C, and "AB" is set to 2 °C. If the 

temperature rises to 45°C the output is switched off. If the temperature 

drops to 43°C the output is switched on.This only works if the indoor 

temperature is lower than set temperature.

AC

Ventilation mode 

(open window)

If this setting is active, the thermostat will detect if a window is open 

and switch the output (heater) off.
•  Setting range: 10 - 20 °C, when display is / Default: OFF "--".
•  Cancel Setting: Press 

 until "--" shows on the display.

AD

Ventilation mode 

working time

Setting range: 10 - 20 minutes; Default: 10 mins

AE

Reset all settings to 

defaults

Press and hold OK for approx. 3 - 5 secs until all segments show on 

the display. The power will turn off when all settings have been reset.

b) Advanced

1.  Press   to turn the power OFF.
2.  Press and hold   for approx. 3 - 5 secs to enter advanced settings mode. 

 - Press   to toggle through settings "BN" → "BC" → "BO".
 - Press   /   to adjust values.

3.  Settings will be saved if no buttons are pressed for approx. 10 sec.

Description

Settings / defaults

BN

Sensor selection

Settings:
•  N1: Internal sensor controls the temperature

.

•  N2: External sensor controls the temperature.
•  N3: Internal sensor controls the temperature. When N3 is enabled, the 

external sensor is used as the limiting sensor.

  For all of the above, if the maximum temperature is exceeded, 

the output is switched off.

Default: N1

BC

Descaling

Settings: 0 = closed, 1 = open; Default: 0 (closed)

  These settings are not applicable to this thermostat (Item no. 

2250409). Changing these settings will have no effect.

BO

Program data

Cannot be changed.

Error Codes

An error code will show if there is a problem with the internal or external sensor. When this 

happens the thermostat will stop heating until the cause of the error is removed.

Code

Description

Suggestion

E1

Internal sensor error

•  Turn the power off and contact technical support service or 

other technical personnel. 

E2

External sensor error

•  Check the external sensor connection.
•  Turn the power off and contact technical support service or 

other technical personnel.

Care and cleaning

•  The product is maintenance free.
•  Use a dry, soft, lint-free cloth to wipe the panel. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents, as 

these can cause discolouration.

  Activate the keypad lock when wiping the front panel. Accidentally pressing the sen-

sor keys can cause unintended settings. 

Disposal

  Electronic devices are recyclable waste and must not be disposed of in the house-

hold waste. At the end of its service life, dispose of the product in accordance with 

applicable regulatory guidelines.

 

You thus fulfill your statutory obligations and contribute to the protection of the envi-

ronment.

Technical data

a) General

Input voltage / current ................... 90 - 240 V/AC, 50/60 Hz
Max. switching power ...................  3000 W (resistive load) 

2000 W (inductive load)

Contact load capacity ................... 16 A, 250 V
Memory backup ............................  Stored on non-removable capacitor 

Time: approx. 7 days 

Settings: < 10 years

Surface mounting ......................... Back box sizes: 60 mm, 80 mm
Display accuracy .......................... 0.5 ºC
Sensor .......................................... 1x internal, 1x external (probe)
External sensor (probe) ................ NTC (10 k) 1 %
Ingress protection ......................... IP20
Display size (W x H) ..................... 63.8 x 51.6 mm
Operating/Storage conditions .......  1 to 70 ºC, <85 % RH (non-condensing)
Probe wire length .......................... 2.5 m
Dimensions (W x H x D) ............... 86 x 86 x 40 mm
Weight .......................................... 170 g

Summary of Contents for 2250409

Page 1: ... poles from the mains voltage Secure it against unauthorised reconnec tion e g with a warning sign Check to make sure there is no voltage with a suit able measuring instrument e g a digital multimeter Never connect the product to the power supply immediately after it has been trans ferred from a cold room into a warm one e g during transport The condensation that forms might destroy the device Mor...

Page 2: ...od program 2 External sensor active 3 Automatic mode 4 Manual mode 5 Holiday mode 6 Time 7 Weekday 1 Monday 7 Sunday 8 Target temperature setting 9 Open window activated 10 Measured temperature internal or external probe 11 Keypad lock 12 Heating b Icons Icon Description Icon Description Visible when the keypad is locked Disappears when keypad is unlocked Auto mode Weekly schedule program is runni...

Page 3: ...The symbol shows on the display to indicate that holiday mode is active Exit holiday mode Press to exit holiday mode and return to manual or auto mode Weekly schedule program a Overview 6 time periods You can configure temperature settings for 6 time periods throughout the day An icon will indicate which time period is active Default times and temperatures for each period are shown below 1 Wake up...

Page 4: ...n the display AD Ventilation mode working time Setting range 10 20 minutes Default 10 mins AE Reset all settings to defaults Press and hold OK for approx 3 5 secs until all segments show on the display The power will turn off when all settings have been reset b Advanced 1 Press to turn the power OFF 2 Press and hold for approx 3 5 secs to enter advanced settings mode Press to toggle through settin...

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