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5.5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
It is necessary to have a mains power outlet of 230 V with a ground connection for the installation of the heater. The power
outlet must be capable of conveying at least 450 W of power for the lighting of the heater and must have its own breaker.
The heater is powered by means of a power cable that must be connected to the 230 V outlet. Make sure that the heater’s
general switch is set to 0 and then connect the power supply cable, rst behind the heater and then to the electrical outlet.
By law, the installation must have a ground connection and breaker switch. Make sure that the electrical power supply cable
is laid in its nal position and will not come into contact with any hot parts.
The power outlet must be single phase with a live, neutral, and ground connection.
If the mains voltage is not sinusoidal (as with, for example, generators), the heater could show an error.
6. INSTRUCTIONS WHEN USING THE CONTROL PANEL
Below, an image is shown of the display that is made up of four ashing lights and two displays with four digits on each one,
also including LEDs that provide information, as shown below:
KEY
FUNCTION
CLICK LONG PRESS
P1 Information/Exit Menu On/ O/ Reset alarms
P2 Adjust thermostat (+)/ Increase
P3 Adjust combustion power First screw ll
P4 Adjust thermostat (-)/ Decrease Smoke Fan Correction
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