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INTERNAL PARAMETER CONFIGURATION

There are two user configurable parameters in the Lifestyle heater. By design they are not

meant to be changed often.

To access the parameter selection menu, touch and hold the OK and

MODE for 5 seconds until menu appears on the display.

The first line shows the software version of the radiator, this information

may be required if you need to contact technical support regarding your

heater. It is not adjustable by the user and is only shown for information.

Param. 1: Temperature Offset

The 1

parameter on the menu is the probe correction setting. Adjustment of this value is

used in case the temperature measurement shown on the display of the heater is very different

from temperature measurements in the space.

For example, the radiator stops heating before the room temperature reaches the selected set

point temperature of 21ºC, the radiator has stopped when the room temperature is only showing

19ºC. As the room temperature remains 2°C below the set point a value of -2.0 should be

entered to the incorrect measurement shown on the display.

The probe correction value is set by using the  and  keys, in steps of 0.1ºC. The value can

range from -5ºC to +5ºC. Confirm the set point by touching OK

The menu will then move to the 2

parameter.

Param. 2: Easy Mode

The 2

parameter on the menu allows the selection of an “Easy Control” way to control the

radiator.

1P: 1P is the default value and will allow full control over all the features of the LIFESTYLE

electric radiator. All the functions detailed in this manual are available in 1P

2P: 2P will enable EASY MODE (page 20), this is the most simple way to control the radiator.

Select either 1P or 2P using the  and  keys, and confirm by touching OK.

Touching OK in Parameter2 will exit the Internal Parameter Configuration mode into the

selected mode (1P or 2P)

During the configuration of the internal parameters, if no key is touched for 30 seconds, the

radiator will return to the previous mode of operation.

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