Honeywell Home TheraPro HR90 User Manual

OWNER’S GUIDE
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TheraPro HR90
ELECTRONIC RADIATOR CONTROLLER
1. SCOPE OF DELIVERY
The radiator controller packaging contains:
1. Radiator controller with valve baseplate M30 x
1.5; batteries included
2. Display support
3. Valve adapter type Danfoss RA
4. Screws for securing radiator controller and bat-
tery compartment
WARNING
Danger of suffocation!
Keep packaging materials away from children.
2. BRIEF DESCRIPTION
With the electronic radiator controller, you can set
your room temperature exactly to your requirements
while allowing you to save energy.
Please note: The HR90 radiator controller does not
directly switch your boiler on/off. It provides local
room temperature control whilst the boiler is running.
The boiler will be switched on/off by other controls
such as timer, thermostat, etc. For use with hot water
and steam systems.
User-friendly
• Large, adjustable display with backlight.
• Convenient programming by removing the
radiator controller from the valve.
• Copy function for transferring the time program to
other HR90 radiator controllers.
Installation
• The radiator controller fits on the most common
radiator valves of the type M30 x 1.5.
• The HR90 is set to factory settings out the box, but
is programmable pre or post mounting.
Features for your convenience
• Individual programs for each day of the week.
• Up to 6 setpoints per day and 3 different
temperatures.
• Holiday, party, day-off, and ECO operating modes
can be set easily.
• Parameters can be set individually, see Section 9.
• Operation lock/child-proofing to protect against
unauthorized operation.
• Copy programs between multiple controllers
Energy saving features
• With the window function, the radiator valve is
closed when ventilating the room.
• In ECO mode, the room temperature is lowered by
5°F.
• Optimized control of the room temperature.
CAUTION
Care of use is required!
Use the radiator controller only in accordance
with these operating instructions.
Do not let children play with the radiator
controller.
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Honeywell Home TheraPro HR90 Specifications

General

Battery Life	Up to 2 years
Display	LCD
Frost Protection	Yes
Window Open Detection	Yes
Device Type	Thermostat
Type	Radiator Thermostat
Power Source	Battery
Mounting	Radiator valve
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Humidity Control Range	Not applicable

Summary

1. SCOPE OF DELIVERY

Installation

Covers fitting the controller to radiator valves and initial settings.

Energy saving features

2. BRIEF DESCRIPTION

General Description

Explains controller function, room temperature control, and boiler interaction.

3. DEVICE OVERVIEW

Operating elements and display

Details the controller's buttons, screen elements, and display indicators.

4. INSTALLATION

Inserting/changing batteries

Instructions for replacing the controller's batteries.

Ready to operate in three steps

Setting the time and date

Mounting the radiator controller

Removing the old thermostat head

Mounting

Selecting the adapter

Mounting the valve baseplate

Instructions for attaching the valve baseplate to the radiator valve or adapter.

5. OPERATION

Standard time program (factory setting)

Explanation of the default heating schedule and automatic control.

Adapting the temperature temporarily

Saving energy in ECO mode

Manual mode

6. PROGRAMMING – OPERATING MODES

Overview of the operating modes

Selecting the "Party" or "holiday" operating mode

Steps to configure Party or Holiday modes with specific temperatures and durations.

Selecting the "Day off" operating mode

7. PROGRAMMING – TEMPERATURES

Setting the temperatures

How to adjust Comfort 1, Comfort 2, and Setback temperatures.

8. PROGRAMMING – TIME PROGRAM

Planning the time program

How to specify up to 6 setpoints per day with temperatures and times.

Week program

Setting the time program

General steps for setting up the time program by selecting weekdays.

Selecting weekdays

Editing setpoints

Modifying individual time and temperature settings for each setpoint.

Adding a setpoint

Copying the time program

Copying to further devices

9. CONTROLLER OPERATING PARAMETERS

Overview

Changing parameters

Parameter 2 – Selecting the preset time programs

Week program

Parameter 12 – Optimization function

Parameter 13 – Temperature offset

Parameter 17 – Window open function

10. FURTHER FUNCTIONS

Monitoring functions

Manual override

Closing the valve

Child-proofing / Operation lock

11. HELP WITH PROBLEMS

Error table

Lists common error displays, their causes, and suggested remedies.

Emergency operation when batteries are flat

Restoring the factory setting

12. TECHNICAL DATA

14. PROGRAMMING – OVERVIEW

Temperatures and operating modes

Time program