WÄRME DESIGNER ELECTRIC WALL HEATER LOW ENERGY PANEL

Customer questions and answers

• Can this be used in a bathroom
  I was simply just browsing when I seen this question. Although it was posted more than three years ago, I would just like to advise anybody reading this to completely ignore the seller's comment as it is dangerous and can lead to death. This heater cannot be used in bathrooms, safely, using a mains plug. There is a rea… see more I was simply just browsing when I seen this question. Although it was posted more than three years ago, I would just like to advise anybody reading this to completely ignore the seller's comment as it is dangerous and can lead to death. This heater cannot be used in bathrooms, safely, using a mains plug. There is a reason why bathroom lights, fans and shaver points are "hard wired". If you put an extension lead into a bathroom and plug this heater in then you are dicing with death especially in the winter months when bathrooms tend to not disapate the moisture so easily. Although electrocution is rare in the UK, most electrocutions are bathroom related. Any electrical equipment for bathrooms must be specifically designed for that use and must be hardwired. The IEE Electrical Regulations clearly state that no sockets or extensions should be used unless they are protected by a seperate circuit breaker which is something this seller is either ignorant of or is completely ignoring to secure a sale. Any sockets or appliances that are hard wired must be no less than one metre away from the edge of zone 1 and no less than 2.6 metres from the floor, so that means this product is neither suitable or safe for most bathrooms unless it is hard wired with a Residual Current Device (RCD). The heater may be resistant to moisture but the plug is not and will be highly dangerous in a bathroom. see less

• Can anyone give simple place/idea how to use this properly! I have looked at instructions pdf and video, and I'm quite techy, but just myself lost!
  This is what i know so far: • Whatever is flashing has options/can be changed by arrows. … see more This is what i know so far: • Whatever is flashing has options/can be changed by arrows. • Icons in solid brackets/frame are selected. • Whatever key opens the options is used to confirm the selection too (or move to the next options). TIME 1. sets day of week 2. sets hours 3. sets minutes TEMP - sets the temperature Note: • You always change the temperature on the heat output mode you are on. • Eco is always 3° less than Comfort (changing one, changes the other to keep the 3° difference). • Frost protection is always 7° (can't be changed) ?️ • Tap = lights up screen (* switches between comfort, eco and frost protection in settings) • Hold = unlocks/locks screen PROG 1. Timer ? or Instant heat ? 2. Day of week to set up 3. 24h timer for selected day In 24h timer : ?️ * switches between heating modes: ? comfort/? eco/ ❄ frost protection ? adds half hour of the selected mode to the day timer ? deletes half hour goes back on the timer Note: • When setting the day times, you always have to do the whole day again, starting after midnight. • But once you succeed, you can select another day and while it flashes hold TIME to copy times of the last day you programmed. • Best work out your times ahead and write them down before starting. EXAMPLE: Setting Tuesday times and copying them to Wednesday: Plug in ur heater, turn on screen and go make urself a cuppa ... Now then: Tap ?️ = screen lights up Hold ?️ = screen unlocks Tap PROG = ? flashing (timer) Tap PROG = 1 flashing (Monday) Tap ? = 2 flashing (Tuesday) Tap PROG = ? selected Tap ?️: 2× = ❄ selected Tap ?: 14× = 00:00 - 07:00 @ 7° Tap ?️ = ? selected Tap ? = 07:00 - 07:30 comfort Tap ?️ = ? selected Tap ?: 9× = 07:30 - 12:00 eco Tap ?️ = ❄ selected Tap ?: 6× = 12:00 - 15:00 @ 7° Tap ?️: 2× = ? selected Tap?: 14× = 15:00 - 22:00 eco Tap ?️ = ❄ selected Tap ?: 4× = 22:00 - 00:00 @ 7° Tap PROG = 2 flashing (Tuesday) Tap ? down = 3 flashing (Wednesday) Hold TIME = copies last timer settings see less

• Can it be plugged in using a 13amp 240v plug or does it need to be wired in?
  An answer to another question, from the seller, claimed that it can be used in a bathroom. For bathroom use, any electrical product has to be specifically designed for such use. For any part of the home, you can use any mains socket but for bathrooms you must make sure it is hard wired as using an extension lead or i… see more An answer to another question, from the seller, claimed that it can be used in a bathroom. For bathroom use, any electrical product has to be specifically designed for such use. For any part of the home, you can use any mains socket but for bathrooms you must make sure it is hard wired as using an extension lead or installing a socket, in a bathroom will kill somebody. It won't be a matter of if but will be a matter of when it will happen. Bathrooms have high concentrations of moisture and sockets will become live. A steamy bathroom can easily become a live bathroom. From the seller's comments, they don't know anything about electricity or the IEE wiring Regulations that clearly state that no sockets, extension leads are allowed to be installed unless they are both outside Zone 2 and have Residual Current Device (RCD) protection. Wall sockets must be at least 3m away from zone 2 and at least 2.6m from the floor, which means most bathrooms are too small for them, even with RCD. Unless you have a bathroom as large as your lounge, everything should always be hard wired in bathrooms and well away from the regulated zones. see less

• Considering you can only set the time and not the date or day of the week how does the heater know which day it is to apply the programmation?
  Hello, Thanks for the question. … see more Hello, Thanks for the question. It works the same way a plug timer works, so it only needs to know there are 7 days to program, it doesn't need to know the date. It does know the day of the week. I hope this helps. Best regards, Marcus. see less