ATC DPH500-Eco - Settings, Standby, and Boost Modes; Boost Modes Explained

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ATC Electrical & Mechanical,
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Settings Menu
The Almeria Eco has been designed with an easy to ready English
language menu system to allow the user to quickly understand the
features of the heater and navigate around the menus.
To access the settings menu on the heater touch the
Menu/Back key and use the ▲ & ▼ keys to select the
menu item needed and touch Enter.
To exit the menu touch the Menu/Back key again to return to the
previous operation screen
Standby Mode
The Almeria Eco heater features a standby mode which will set the heater in a low power
usage mode and stop all heating. To enable standby select it from the settings menu and
touch enter. Once standby is activated the heater will immediately cancel any heating
programs and turn the screen o.
Boost modes
There are 3 boost modes in the Almeria Eco heater; these correspond
to the 3 operating modes, Standby, Manual and Program.
In both Standby and Manual mode you can boost the heater to the
comfort setting for a period of 1 or 2 hours.
To activate the boost, touch the Advance/Boost key. The
heater will boost to comfort temperature for a period of 1
hour and the screen will show “Boost 1h”, if you touch
the key again it will boost for 2 hours showing “Boost 2h”.
If you touch Adv. Boost a third time then the feature will deactivate and
the heater will return to the previous mode of operation. If the heater
was in standby, it will return to stand by with the elements turned o.
Advance Boost
When running in program mode, touching the Advance/
Boost key will activate the next programmed heating
period and show “Advance” on the screen, a 2
nd
touch
activates 1hour boost, 3 times activates 2-hour boost
and 4 times returns the heater back to program mode.
In all boost modes the temperature can be directly
adjusted with the ▲ and ▼ keys.
Note: Program advance can be used to turn the heater on or o
depending on the current operation of the heater.
SETTINGS, STANDBY AND BOOST