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INSTALLATION AND USER'S GUIDE

STAR

SMART INTERTIA RADIATORS

Smart EASY TECH version

Smart TOUCH version

INDEX

1. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 2

2. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................... 3

3. USING THE INERTIA RADIATOR, SMART TOUCH RANGES .................................................. 4

3.1 Starting the Smart Touch Radiator ...................................................................................... 4

3.2 Setting the Date and Time .................................................................................................... 4

3.3 Manual Mode ......................................................................................................................... 5

3.4 Automatic Mode .................................................................................................................... 5

3.5 Pilot Wiring Mode .................................................................................................................. 6

3.6 Copy Function ....................................................................................................................... 6

3.7 Key Block Function............................................................................................................... 7

3.8 Sound Function ..................................................................................................................... 7

3.9 Other Information .................................................................................................................. 7

4. USING THE INERTIA RADIATOR, SMART EASY TECH RANGES .......................................... 8

4.1 Starting the Smart Easy Tech Radiator ............................................................................... 8

4.2 Set Up Temperature . ............................................................................................................ 8

4.3 Selecting the Operating Mode ............................................................................................. 8

5. CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................. 9

6. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................ 10

7. FAQ.s ......................................................................................................................................... 11

8. WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS ................................................................................. 12

1. Introduction

•

The warranty of the heater will not cover any damage caused by non observance of any of these

instructions.

•

This guide must be kept and given to any new owner.

•

IMPORTANT SAFETY ADVISE: When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should always be

followed to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, and injury to persons, including the following:

•

IMPORTANT - If this heater is installed in a room containing a bath or shower, it should be so

installed that switches and other controls cannot be touched by a person using a bath or
shower.

•

The installation of this product should be carried out by an electrician or competent person and

be in strict accordance with the current IEE Wiring Regulations and relevant Building
Regulations.

•

The heater must be installed in accordance with these instructions.

•

The heater must be mounted using the wall bracket supplied.

•

The heater should be positioned in accordance to the clearances stated in these instructions.

•

WARNING THE SURFACE OF THIS HEATER CAN BE HOT:

Momentary contact with any part of the

heater should not cause injury. However aged or infirm persons or young children should not be left
unsupervised in the vicinity of the heater unless a suitable guard is fitted.

•

Not intended for use by children or persons with reduced, physical, sensory or mental capabilities.

Cleaning and maintenance must not be carried out by children without supervision.

•

The heater must be installed, moved or installed by an electrician or competent person and be in strict

accordance with the current IEE Wiring Regulations and relevant Building Regulations.

•

The use of these heaters is forbidden in any area where there is a presence of gases, explosives or

inflammable objects.

•

Neither the connecting cable nor any other object must come into contact with the hot unit.

•

Before connecting the heater check that the supply voltage is the same as that stated on the heater.

•

WARNING: To avoid overheating NEVER cover or obstruct in any way the heat outlet slots at the top of

the heater or the air inlet slots at the base of the heater.

•

DO NOT cover the heater - Do not place material or garments on the heater or obstruct the air

circulation around the heater.

•

This heater should be switched off at the isolating switch before any repair work is carried out. This

action should also be taken during the times of the year when heat is not required.

•

The radiator should not be installed just below an electrical socket or in front of a socket outlet.

•

The appliance must be installed in such a way that switches and other control devices cannot be

touched by a person using a bath or shower.

•

The installation must be carried out in accordance with the current electrical regulations.

•

The heater is fitted with a flexible cable size 3 x 1.00 mm2 for electrical connection. It may be used to

connect the heater to the fixed wiring of the premised through a suitable connection box positioned
adjacent to the heater.

•

The supply circuit to the heater must incorporate a double pole isolating switch having a contact

separation of at least 3 mm.

•

If the supply cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its after sales service agents

or any other competent qualified person.

•

All models are supplied with an electrical interrupt cut-out. This will switch off the heater if, for any

reason, it overheats. Should the cut-out operate, turn the heater off and remove the cause for the
overheating. The cut-out will be reset automatically.

•

The presence in air of particles of smoke, dust and other pollutants could, in time, discolour the walls

and surfaces around the heater.

2. Installation Instructions

Once you have decided the location to install the device, remove the packaging and extract the device and its
mounting kit:

This kit has to be assembled for safety:

Fix the support to the wall using it as a pattern. A correct stabilization of the support clamp is required. The
image below shows where to drill to fix the support (recommended distance). Note: first fix the screws of the
upper part to the wall with appropriate rawl plugs, once the support is properly levelled, then fix the screw of
lower bar too.

150mm

100mm

500mm

Open the package and check that it is the correct model and
it is in good condition.

To obtain optimum performance it is necessary to maintain a
minimum clearance of 15 cm between the radiator and any
inflammable material as furniture, curtains etc.

Recommended clearances required to maintain optimum
performance are indicated on the following picture:

Horizontal and square radiator.

Vertical radiator.

1320mm

850mm

Once the heater is on the wall support, proceed to screw the
support to the lower part of the heater.

3. Using the Smart TOUCH Inertia Radiators

3.1 STARTING THE DEVICE

After connecting the power cable to a mains power outlet, click the switch on the right. The display starts,

shows a welcome message, and shows

. To start the device, press

(Power button) and the set

temperature appears on the screen.

3.2 SETTING DATE AND TIME

Press the '

OK/mode

' button for a few seconds.

The display shows

(Configure Time).

If not, press

until you see it and press the '

OK/mode

' button.

The display shows H (Hours), using the

and

buttons adjust the hours to the current time and press the

OK/mode

' button.

The display now shows N (Minutes), using the

and

buttons adjust the minutes to the current time and

press the '

OK/mode

' button.

The display now shows

DAY.1

, use the

and

buttons to select the current day of the week

(i.e.

DAY.1

is Monday,

DAY.2

is Tuesday, Etc.) and then press the '

OK/mode

' button.

The display now shows

(Configure Time) again. Press the '

/esc

' button.

The date and time are now set. Your device is now working!

“

POWER

/esc

” button: Turn on and off

the device / allows moving back from any
menu.

“

OK/mode

” button: to access main menu

and select or confirm the desired option.

“

UP/DOWN

” arrows

: allows you to set

the values and navigate through the different
options of the menus.

DISPLAY

: shows the different options and

desired values.

RED DOT

: if flashing, the device is working

PILOT WIRING

mode, if not, then it is

working in automatic as per the set
programming.

3.3 MANUAL MODE

In this mode, the device works using factory settings. All you have to do is press



to select the desired

temperature. The set temperature can be modified from

15º C

28º C

in intervals of

0.5º C

How to select the manual mode.
a)

Press the '

OK/mode

' button.

Select the mode by pressing

buttons until

(Manual Mode) is displayed and press the

OK/mode

' button to confirm.

Now select the desired temperature by pressing

and

buttons.

The heater will now operate and cycle on and off up to the desired temperature.

Note:- The

FROST

setting automatically activates to prevent temperatures going below

7ºC

. To activate this

setting simply press the '

/esc

' (Power button) to turn the heater off, the display should show OFF.

3.4 AUTOMATIC MODE

In this mode the device works on the programmed time schedule. It can work as per factory set
(see table below) or according to the user’s configuration.

TIME

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

00 H

ECO

01 H

ECO

02 H

ECO

03 H

ECO

04 H

ECO

05 H

ECO

06 H

ECO

07 H

08 H

ECO

09 H

ECO

10 H

ECO

11 H

12 H

13 H

ECO

14 H

ECO

15 H

ECO

16 H

ECO

17 H

18 H

19 H

20 H

21 H

22 H

ECO

23 H

ECO

Before setting the device, take into account the following:
OFF

, the device is programmed to switch off. (Frost protection if heater goes below 7°C.)

ECO

, economy temperature, 3ºC below set temperature. i.e. Comfort temperature set by user is 21°C then the

ECO temperature would automatically set to 18°C.

ON,

comfort temperature. As set by the user this temperature can be modified in the manual or automatic

mode when the temperature is shown on the display.

3.4 AUTOMATIC MODE

(continued)

How to select and carry out custom programming.
a)

Press the '

OK/mode

' button.

Select the auto mode by pressing the

button until

(Automatic Mode) is displayed and press the

OK/mode

' button to confirm.

The display will now show the set temperature together with a red dot that indicates the unit is working in

automatic mode. If the unit has been programmed previously then it may show

Press the '

OK/mode

' button for a few seconds until

(Configure Time) is displayed.

Press the

button and then press the '

OK/mode

' button on

(Select Day).

Press

and

buttons to select the day you wish to change the on/off times and then press the '

OK/mode

button.

The display now shows

depending on how it was previously

programmed. The

indicates the time in hours, i.e.

=12:00am,

=01:00am and so on.

By using the

and

buttons you can select

(OFF),

(ECO) or

(ON) for that time period.

Once selected Press the '

OK/mode

' button to move onto the next time period.

Repeat step

until you go through all the 24 hours. The display will now show

allowing you to select the next day to program. Press the '

OK/mode

' button and continue from step

you wish to program each day individually. Alternatively you can copy one day to the next by following
steps in section

3.5 COPY FUNCTION

step

3.5 COPY FUNCTION

This function enables you to copy a previously programmed day to any other day. i.e. day1 to day2 or day1 to
day5, etc.

To copy the setting of one day into another, do as follows:

Press the '

OK/mode

' button for a few seconds until

(Configure Time) is displayed.

Press

button until

is displayed and press the '

OK/mode

' button.

Press

button to select the day you wish to copy and press the '

OK/mode

' button.

The display will now show

, etc depending on which day you selected. The first number is

the day you are copying from, the second number is the day you are copying too.

By Pressing

button you can now change the day you want to copy too, once happy Press the '

OK/mode

button to copy.

You are now taken back to

menu where you can Press the '

OK/mode

' button to copy

another day (repeat from step

) or exit by Pressing the '

/esc

' button.

Note:-

(Automatic Mode) is selected the heater cannot be turned off. To turn off the device, Press the

OK/mode

' button and use

and

buttons to select

(Manual Mode) then Press the '

OK/mode

' button.

You can now turn off the device using the '

/esc

' button.

3.6 PILOT WIRING MODE

In this mode the device works following instructions from an external controller.

How to select FP mode?
a)

Press the '

OK/mode

' button.

Press the

button until

is displayed and press the '

OK/mode

' button.

The display will show the set temperature together with a red flashing dot that indicates the unit is working
in FP mode.

Note:

F.P.

mode is selected the heater cannot be turned off. To turn off the device, press 'OK' and using the

and

buttons select

(Manual Mode) then Press the '

OK/mode

' button. You can now turn off the

device using the '

/esc

' button.

3.7 KEY BLOCK FUCTION

This function enables to block the controls. To set this function, do as follows:

Press the '

OK/mode

' button for a few seconds until

(Configure Time) is displayed.

Repeatedly press the

button until

is displayed and then press the '

OK/mode

' button.

Press the

button until

is displayed and then press the '

OK/mode

' button.

The display now shows

to indicate the controls are now locked.

To unlock the device

, wait until the dashes disappear and the display shows the temperature then

press and hold down the '

/esc

' button for 5 seconds until the dashes are shown again, now press the

button to confirm.

3.8 SOUND FUNCTION

The SOUND function enables you to activate and deactivate the beep emitted on touching the buttons.

To activate or deactivate the sound do as follows:

Press the '

OK/mode

' button for a few seconds

Repeatedly press the

button until

is displayed and then press the '

OK/mode

' button.

Press the

button to select

(to activate) or

(to deactivate) the beep and press the

OK/mode

' button to confirm.

3.9 OTHER INFORMATION

•

If you enter a submenu, and stop using the device for a few seconds, it will automatically return to the main
menu.

•

If you are in the main menu, and the device is not being manipulated; it will turn to stand-by mode and the
display will only show a dot. To turn on the screen again, press any key on the button panel.

•

Even if the device is in an

OFF

cycle, the radiator can still start working. This is because it has a minimum

frost protection set temperature as per factory set to 7ºC. This mode is called

FROST

PROTECTION

and it

prevents the room temperature going below 7ºC temperature.

•

The device also has a built in sensor that detects any sudden temperature changes that may occur, i.e.
when a window is opened, air conditioners activated, or any other circumstance that may prevent the
radiator from raising the room temperature. This mode activates when the temperature decreases by 3ºC

in 5 minutes. At this stage, the radiator turns off and shows

on the display; this mode stays until

this decreasing tendency disappears.

4. Using the Smart EASY TECH Inertia Radiators

4.1 STARTING THE DEVICE

After connecting the power cable to a mains power outlet, click the switch on the right. Press

the '

' button

turn on the radiator,

ECO

light turns on.

4.2 SET UP TEMPERATURE

Once the unit is

, press the '

' button to select the desired temperature. (see images below)

18°C

19°C

21°C

22°C

24°C

4.3 SELECT THE OPERATING MODE

There are 4 operating modes:

•

Manual

: The user determines the set point temperature.

•

Timer

: The user selects both the set point temperature and the operating time or downtime.

•

Replay

: The user selects desired temperature and time duration. The unit automatically will start and stop.

•

Pilot Wiring

Manual Mode

To select temperature, press the '

' button repeatedly until the light activates on the desired temperature

(see figures 2.2).

Timer Mode

Setting the heater to stay ON for a set amount of time(1h,4h,5h,8h,9h,12h,13h):

The device will work at the preset temperature as per user’s configuration

Press the '

' button to select the desired temperature.

Now press the '



button to select the operating time. By pressing the '



button repeatedly, operating

hours or a combination of operating hours will be selected. e.g.

The above example shows the device programmed to be ON at 21ºC for 5 hours.
To deactivate the timer function press the '



button repeatedly until the time LEDs are all deactivated.

Timer Mode

(continued)

Setting the heater to stay OFF for a set amount of time(1h,4h,5h,8h,9h,12h,13h):

The device will stay off as per the user’s configuration and then turn on to the set temperature.

On starting the device again, press

the '

' button to select the temperature to reach.

Press the '

' button for 2 seconds to switch to OFF mode.

Press the '



button to select the switch-off time of the device.

Now press the '



button to select the operating time. By pressing the '



button repeatedly, operating

hours or a combination of operating hours will be selected. e.g.

The above example shows the device is programmed to be OFF for 5 hours.
To deactivate the timer function press the '



button repeatedly until the time LEDs are all deactivated.

5. Cleaning and Maintenance

•

The radiators do not require any special maintenance providing thermal comfort during large periods. Dust
clean with a dry, soft cloth only when the unit is disconnected and cold.

•

At the beginning of the year’s heating season, vacuum any dust that has accumulated in the inner heating
element while the radiator has been off for long periods during warmer weather.

•

Do not use solvents or abrasive products for cleaning.

•

After the heating season turn off the radiator with the switch located on the right side of the radiator.

•

This inertia radiator has been manufactured under an assured quality system using environment friendly
processes.

•

Disposal: Please take the radiator to a recognised disposal point so any useful material is recycled in the
right way.

6. Technical Specifications

SMART EASY TECH and SMART TOUCH

Power: (W)

500

1000

1500

2000

Dimensions: (mm)

H.500 x W.500 x D.70

H.500 x W.1000 x D.70

Weight: (Kg)

Voltage:

230v ~AC

Frequency:

50 Hz

Ceramic component:

DUAL KHERR

External Housing:

Powder coated steel structure

THERMOSTAT

Features:

TOUCH VERSION Temperature range from 15 to 28°C

EASY TECH VERSION Temperature range from 18 to 24°C

SAFETY THERMOSTAT

Number of Thermostats:

Features:

Bimetallic

Reset:

Automatic

Rated Temperature:

90 ±5°C

Reset Temperature:

65 ±10°C

TYPE OF PROTECTION

Class:

IP Rating:

PROBLEM

PROBABLE CAUSE

SOLUTION

The room does not reach
the desired temperature

Incorrect setting of the set
temperature.

Check the set temperature on the display to verify it is the
desired temperature.

Improper sizing, the heater
is too small for the room.

The power rating of the heater is not adequate for the
place in which it has been installed. Select a larger heater.

Lower and Upper grids are
obstructed.

Do not place anything on top or below the radiator.

Rise the radiator’s set temperature until it is 1 degree
above the room temperature.

The radiator does not
operate.

Appearance of stains on
the wall just above the
radiator.

The display does not work

Set temperature below the
room temperature.

The /esc button has been
pressed and the heater is
turned off.

The switch at the side of the
heater is turned to the off
position.

The set program is in an
OFF period.

Dust, Carpet fibers or
smoke fumes going through
the heater.

Disconnect

ion

from power

supply.

Press the /esc button and turn on.
(the display shows ON)

Set the switch at the right side of the heater to position 'I'.

Check that the set program is correct for the time period
and change if necessary or put in manual mode and
override.

Vacuum any dust and loose carpet fibers below the
heater. Refr

ain

from burning candles or smoking in the

same room.

Make sure power

going to the device and

is turned on.

No response from buttons

Control panel has been
locked to prevent pressing
of buttons.

Refer to key locking function section 3.7

The display shows a red
dot.

After a short amount of time
if no buttons have been
pressed the display goes
into stand-by mode.

Press any button and the display will activate

Temperature does not go
below 15ºC.

The heaters temperature is
at its limit.

The heaters temperature range is 15-28ºC.

The display shows
“dashes”

The device is blocked

Press button POWER/ESC during 4 seconds and press
the DOWN arrow.

FAQs

8. Warranty Terms and Conditions

Your CLIMASTAR product has been designed and tested to give you many years of trouble-free service. For
your additional peace of mind, Climastar UK gives the following Warranty. Your statutory rights are not
affected by this Warranty.

Subject as provided below. Climastar UK warrants to the original purchaser at the original installation site that
its products will be free from defects in materials, electronic components and workmanship for the period of

(

Five

) years.

The original purchaser’s remedy for breach of this Warranty is expressly limited to repair or replacement of any
part or parts found to be defective under conditions of normal service and use during the above Warranty
period and does not extend to Climastar UK being liable for any incidental, special or consequential damages
or losses whatsoever. Such as loss of use of the product, inconvenience or lost profits.

This Warranty does not cover any defect, damage or malfunction in the product which is due to; failure to
comply in any respect with Climastar's installation, maintenance or operating instructions; faulty storage,
handling, installation or repair; mis-use; neglect; accident; abuse; or general wear and tear.

To ensure that our products provide you with the service that we expect, it is important that they are installed
in accordance with the British Electrical Standards and Approved codes of Practice.
Before free service under this Warranty can be provided, the original purchaser will be required to prove the
date of purchase and may be required to provide Climastar UK with supporting information, as Climastar UK
may need to conduct its investigation into the alleged defect.

Climastar UK reserves the right to make reasonable charges for the inspection and testing of any product
which is subject to a Warranty claim and the rights conferred by the Warranty are conditional upon the
payment of such charge. The charge may be made at Climastar UK´s discretion, either before or after the
inspection and testing of the product. In the event that it is established to Climastar UK's reasonable
satisfaction that a valid Warranty claim has been made in respect of the product, then any charges which has
been paid will be refunded in full by Climastar UK.

STAR

Climastar UK

Unit 3, East Bond Street

Leigh, Lancashire

WN7 1BP

Tel. 01942 670158

Fax. 01942 262221

www.climastar.co.uk

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