Room Thermostat ESRTD3 “display goes blank”
…the heating intervals are more than eight hours apart, the display will “go to sleep” – although the thermostat is still active. When mains power is restored, the battery auto-recharges….
…the heating intervals are more than eight hours apart, the display will “go to sleep” – although the thermostat is still active. When mains power is restored, the battery auto-recharges….
…lying in the Cylinder. This is its first “anti-legionella” boost – thereafter, this process is repeated every week. After this initial hour the thermostat will be controlled by the Programmer…
To lock your thermostat, press the menu button (three bars) and scroll through the settings to find screen lock. Select partial or full lock by pressing the arrows then round…
Programmable thermostats have a number of “events” usually 4 or 6 through the day. The timing of each event can be adjusted by the homeowner, both for appropriate time and…
…Valve / Boiler is connected to the “Normally Closed (NC)” terminal in error then the thermostat will appear to “work backwards” – simply reconnect to the “Normally Open (NO)” terminal….
Your wireless receiver is designed to communicate with one room thermostat, unless the documentation of your product says otherwise….
This product is not Volt Free and requires a permanent Live and Neutral, the Common terminal normally being supplied by the Programmer or Timeclock. The ESCTDE/B does not require a…
The boost can be set to occur at a time that suits the homeowner. For example, if set to 7 days – then the “boost” occurs exactly every 7 days….
For the ESCTD, ensure the feed from the programmer is to C (Common) and Output/Call for Heat is to 1. These are the two outside terminals….
If you would like to temporarily override the current temperature you can do this using the +/- buttons. The display will then alternate between the current temperature and the time…
