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SLIMLINE COMBI TIMER OPTIONS
Firebird 1000 RF – 2 channel Timer / Thermostat
General information:
The Firebird 1000 RF – 2-channel set comprises a two-channel radio
frequency timer / thermostat,providing timed control of hot water,and
timed thermostatic control of central heating. The set is made up of a
battery-powered transmitter (Tx) (see Fig.1),and a boiler-mounted
receiver (Rx)(see Fig.2). The receiver fits within the boiler,following
instructions supplied with the controller for correct connection. Now
identify a suitable location to wall-mount the transmitter - away from
draughts or any extraneous sources of heat,including sunlight.
The transmitter is a 7-day programmable device,giving timed control of hot
water,and timed thermostatic control of heating.Installation and operational
instructions for receiver and transmitter are available from the manufacturer
and are supplied with the unit.
NOTE RF COMMUNICATION:
A note on RF Communication:
The Firebird 1000 RF dose need a clear line of vision between the transmitter
and receiver to operate.Some materials within domestic structures have a
varying impact on the strength of radio frequency signals;metal sheeting
being one that obstructs the signals.This means that Firebird 1000 RF can not
be installed inside the casing of an outdoor boiler,i.e.a Firebird Combipac or
Heatpac
Grasslin Single Channel 24 hour Timer.
The F1 Timer is used to time the central circuit only in the Firebird Slimline
Combi Boiler.This means that the combi is switched on 24 hours a day having
the domestic hot water is on stand by mode.The timer is simple to use and
install.Installation instructions are supplied with the timer.
Fig.3 Fig.4 Fig.5 - Timer Off. Fig.6 - On Constant. Fig.7 - Timed mode.
Operating the timer.
1. The timer has 3 settings.Timer Off,see (Fig.5).Timer on constant,See (Fig.6). Timer on timed mode,See (Fig.7).
2. Setting the time.The time is shown in 24 hour scale each line between the numbers represents 15 minutes.
Turn the dial until the white arrow (see Fig.3.) points at the time.The time in this picture is 2.30 pm.
3. Setting the timer.Slide the switch to timed mode as shown in Fig.7. Around the timer there are a series of pins.Each pin
represents 15 minutes,by puling out the pins See Fig.4.This brings on the central heating in the Combi for this length of
tine.In Fig.4 the 5 pins are pulled out from 7.15 to 8.30 am.This has the central heating in the combi operating for this
length of time (one hour and fifteen minutes).
Fig. 1
Fig. 2
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