Silvercrest RT2000 Operating And Safety Instructions Manual

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Programmable radiator thermostat

rt2000

Operating and Safety Instructions

Olympia Business Systems Vertriebs GmbH

Zum Kraftwerk 1

D-45527 Hattingen

www.olympia-vertrieb.de

Information Status

04/2014 - Ident.-No.: 042014-3

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Before starting to read the information, fold out the page containing

the illustrations and then familiarise yourself with all the functions pro-

vided by the device.

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Operating and Safety Instructions

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Scope of Delivery

1 Programmable radiator thermostat, RT2000

1 Coupling ring

3 Adapters (Danfoss RA, Danfoss RAV, Danfoss RAVL)

1 Operating instructions

2 Batteries (AA mignon), 1.5V

1 Heating times

2 USB port

3 AUTO or MANU mode active

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MENU

button – opens the main menu (starting from the standard

display); when a menu is open, the display moves one menu

level back each time the button is pressed

4b

OK

button – conrm a setting

4c

TIME

button – timer function

5 Adjusting wheel

6 Child safety lock

7 Battery is at

8a Holiday function

8b Comfort temperature

8c Energy-save temperature

8d Frost monitoring function

9 Battery compartment

10 Union nut

11 Maximum value, radiator

12 Thermostat head

13 Groove

14 Spigot

15 Plunger extension

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Contents

Introduction ��7

General Function 7

Intended Use 8

Operating and Display Elements 9

Settings 10

Technical Data 12

Scope of Delivery 13

Safety Instructions ��13

Safety Information on Batteries 14

Inserting/Changing the Batteries ��15

Setting the Date and Time ��16

Installation ��18

Disassembling the Old Thermostat Head 19

Adapters for Danfoss 20

Disassembly ��22

Adaptation �� 23

Operating Modes ��24

MANU Mode 24

AUTO Mode 24

Setting the Heating and Energy-save Times 25

Setting an Individual Programme 26

Setting Comfort and Energy-save Temperatures 27

Timer Function 28

Oset 29

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Window Function 29

Holiday Function 31

Key Lock 32

Heating Pause 32

Standby (LC Display) 33

Summertime/Wintertime 34

Version Number 34

Resetting the Factory Settings 35

Frost Monitoring Function 35

CalcicationProtectionFunction 36

Optional Accessories ��36

USB Programming Flash Drive 36

Troubleshooting and Maintenance ��37

Cleaning �� 38

Disposal ��39

Guarantee ��41

Manufacturer ��43

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Introduction

Congratulations on the purchase of

your new device. You have chosen

a high quality product. Familiarise

yourself with the device before putting it into

operationforthersttime.Readthe

following operating instructions and safety

information carefully. Only use the device as

described and for the purpose for which it

was intended. Keep this operating instruction

manual in a safe place. Hand over all the

documents with the device if it is transferred

to third-parties.

General Function

The programmable radiator thermostat

RT2000, with its pre-programmed and indi-

vidually adjustable heating and energy-sav-

ing times, enables you to regulate the room

temperatureaccordingtodenedtimes.The

device moves a valve which controls the

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heatowtotheradiator.Theprogramma-

bleRT2000radiatorthermostattsonall

common radiator valves and is easy to in-

stall – there is no necessity to drain heating

water or interfere with the heating system.

Intended Use

The programmable radiator thermostat

RT2000, subsequently referred to as "de-

vice", serves to regulate a common radiator

valve. The device may only be operated

indoors. Any use other than that described

in this operating manual is considered un-

intended use and results in loss of rights

related to the terms of guarantee and ex-

emption of liability. This also applies to any

reconstructionandmodication.Thedevice

is exclusively intended for private use.

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Operating and Display

Elements

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1 Heating times

2 USB port

3 AUTO or MANU mode active

4a

MENU

button – opens the main menu

(starting from the standard display);

when a menu is open, the display

moves one menu level back each time

the button is pressed

4b

OK

button–conrmasetting

4c

TIME

button – timer function

5 Adjusting wheel

6 Child safety lock

7 Batteryisat

8a Holiday function

8b Comfort temperature

8c Energy-save temperature

8d Frost monitoring function

9 Battery compartment

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Settings

On pressing the

MENU

button, a menu opens

inwhichtodenesettings.Thevariousitems

can be selected by means of the adjusting

wheel. Press the

OK

button to select an

option and use the adjusting wheel to mod-

ify the corresponding parameters. Press the

OK

buttontoconrmtheentry,pressthe

MENU

button to move one level back in the se-

quence of menus.

MODE

Operating mode:

AUTO = automatic mode

MANU = manual mode

PROG

Timer programme

TEMP

Comfort and energy-save

temperature

ZEIT

Date and time

FENS

Window function

RES

Reset the default factory settings

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ADAP

Adaptation to valve adjustment

URLA

Holiday function

INST

 Installationfunction(onlytthe

device on the coupling ring in

this position)

OFFS

Adapt the temperature to local

characteristics (or subjective per-

ception of temperature)

STBY

Standby mode

DST

Summertime/Wintertime

VERS

Ver sion numbe r

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Technical Data

Model RT2000

Supply voltage 3 VDC

Max. power consump-

tion

100 mA

Batteries 2 x AA mignon,

1.5 V

Battery service life Approx. 1 year

Display LC display

Dimensions (mm) 58 x 71.5 x 90

Connection M30 x 1.5

Ambient temperature +5 to +55 °C

Surface temperature Max. +90 °C

(on the radiator)

Linear stroke 4.3 mm

We reserve the right to

make technical changes to

improve the product�

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Scope of Delivery

1 Programmable radiator thermostat

RT2000

1 Coupling ring

3 Adapters (Danfoss RA, Danfoss RAV,

Danfoss RAVL)

1 Operating instructions

2 Batteries (AA mignon), 1.5V

Safety Instructions

RISK OF FATAL AND PER-

SONAL INJURY TO INFANTS

AND CHILDREN! Never leave

children unattended when the packaging

material is nearby. The packaging material

representsariskofsuocation.Children

often underestimate the risks involved.

Always keep children away from the

packaging material. The device is not a toy.

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Do not open the device; it does not

contain any parts which can be

serviced by the user. In the event of

any faults, send the device to the Service

Department.

This device can be used by children

from the age of 8 and persons with

reduced physical, sensory or mental

capabilities or lack of experience and knowl-

edge when they are under supervision or

have received instruction regarding safe use

of the device and any risks involved in

respect of its use. Children must not play with

the device. The device must not be cleaned

or serviced by children without appropriate

supervision.

Safety Information on

Batteries

Never attempt to recharge

non-rechargeable batteries and do

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not short circuit or open them. This could

resultintheriskofoverheating,reor

bursting.Neverthrowbatteriesinareor

water. The batteries could explode.

Leaking batteries could damage the

device. Be particularly careful when

handling damaged or leaking

batteries and wear protective gloves. Switch

thedeviceowhenitisnotinusetosave

the batteries. Remove the batteries if the

device will be out of use for a longer period.

Inserting/Changing the

Batteries

□ Remove the battery compartment cover.

□ Insert the batteries (2 x AA mignon) in the

battery compartment, ensuring correct po-

larity (pay attention to the marking in the

battery compartment).

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Property damage!

Risk of damage to the device through reverse

poling when inserting the batteries.

Pay attention the batteries are correctly aligned

when inserted.

□ Replace the battery compartment cover.

□ The service life of new batteries is approx.

1 year. The battery icon appears when

the batteries need to be changed.

NOTE: Do not use rechargeable

batteries to operate the device.

Setting the Date and

Time

Afterinsertingthebatteries,theyearashes.

Set the date and time.

□ Use the adjusting wheel to set the year.

Conrmbypressing

OK

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□ Use the adjusting wheel to set the month.

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Conrmbypressing

OK

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□ Use the adjusting wheel to set the day's

date.

Conrmbypressing

OK

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□ Use the adjusting wheel to set the hour.

Conrmbypressing

OK

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□ Use the adjusting wheel to set the minute.

Conrmbypressing

OK

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appears in the display. Wait a moment

while the device prepares itself for installa-

tion.

As soon as the device is

ready for installa-

tion,

appears in the display.

The device automatically switches between

summertime and wintertime.

The menu option can be

selected at any time�

You can set the date and

time later using the

menu option�

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Installation

CAUTION!

Risk of burns through hot radiator valve!

Contact could lead to hands being burned.

Allow the radiator to cool down before complet-

ing any assembly, disassembly or repair work

on the device!

Wear work gloves!

Assembly of the programmable radiator

thermostat is easy and can be completed

without the need to drain any heating wa-

ter or work on the heating system. It is not

necessary to use any special tools or switch

otheheatingsystem.Thecouplingring

contained with the material supplied can be

useduniversallyandwithoutanyttingsfor

all valves with thread size M30 x 1.5 mm

from the most common manufacturers, such

as

- Heimeier

- MNG

- Junkers

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- Landis&Gyr (Duodyr)

- Honeywell-Braukmann

- Oventrop Type A, Oventrop AV6

- Schlösser

- Comap D805

- Valf

- Sanayii

- Mertik Maxitrol

- Watts

-Wingenroth(Wiroex)R.B.M

- Tiemme

- Jaga

- Siemens

- Idmar

Using the applicable adapter contained with

the material supplied, the programmable

radiator thermostat can be installed on Dan-

foss RA, Danfoss RAV and Danfoss RAVL

valves.

Disassembling the Old

Thermostat Head

□ Turn the thermostat head to its highest set-

t i n g (11) .

The thermostat head now no longer presses

on the valve spindle and is easier to disas-

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semble (see Fig. 1).

Releasethexationofthethermostathead

(12) and remove the thermostat head (12).

Adapters for Danfoss

During assembly, be careful not to

jamyourngersbetweenthehalves

of the adapter!

One of the adapters contained in the mate-

rial supplied is required in order to assemble

the thermostat on Danfoss valves. Please re-

fertothegures(2-4)fortheassignmentof

the adapter ring to the corresponding valve.

The bodies of the valves from Danfoss are

provided with longitudinal grooves (13)

around the circumference which ensure a

moresecuretoftheadapterafterbeing

latched on.

NOTE: During assembly, please

pay attention that the spigots inside

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the adapter (14) are aligned to the

grooves (13) in the valve.

□ Then slide the corresponding adapter on

the valve until it latches into place.

The RA and RAV adapters are produced to

have a pretension in order to provide a bet-

tert.Ifnecessary,useascrewdriverduring

assembly in order to open the corresponding

adapter a little in the area of the screw.

□ Afterttingtherelevantadapteronthe

valvebody,xtheadapterinplaceusing

the relevant screw and nut supplied (see

Fig. 2, 3).

□ Fixthevalveadapterrmly.

In the case of RAV valves, the plunger exten-

sion(15)mustbetonthevalvepin(seeFig.

2) prior to assembly.

Fit the device on the valve or adapter.

The device latches audibly�

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Disassembly

CAUTION!:

Risk of burns through hot radiator valve!

Contact could lead to hands being burned.

Allow the radiator to cool down before complet-

ing any assembly, disassembly or repair work

on the device!

Wear work gloves!

□ Turn the adjusting wheel to the right until

appears.

□ Wait a few seconds until the valve is fully

open.

□ Press on the lock to unlock the quick re-

lease latch.

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