Installation And Maintenance Installation And Maintenance ManualManual

Index

1 General information..........................................................................................................................31.1 Product information..................................................................................................................31.2 Safety information....................................................................................................................41.3 Nameplate data..........................................................................................................................5

2 Installation........................................................................................................................................62.1 Safety notes for installation......................................................................................................62.2 Special notes for bathroom installation....................................................................................62.3 Installation.................................................................................................................................62.4 Electric connections..................................................................................................................7

3 Programmable thermostat user manual............................................................................................73.1 Programmable thermostat user manual.....................................................................................73.2 Stand-by ...................................................................................................................................83.3 Programmable thermostat mode...............................................................................................83.4 Pilot wire mode (Fil pilote).......................................................................................................83.5 Comfort Mode...........................................................................................................................83.6 Night setback mode...................................................................................................................93.7 Anti-freeze mode......................................................................................................................93.8 Weekly programming 24x7 day................................................................................................93.9 Clock and date setting...............................................................................................................9

4 Warranty, Support, Disposal...........................................................................................................104.1 Warranty.................................................................................................................................104.2 Technical assistance................................................................................................................104.3 Disposal..................................................................................................................................10

5 Conformity declaration...................................................................................................................11

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General information

1 General information

Dear Customer:

Thank you for choosing our products. Before installing and/or using the product, please read this manual carefully to understand the correct installation, use and maintenance procedure of your

appliance.

Please also be aware that this book must accompany the heater should this be transferred to another installa-tion location.

1.1 Product information

Grazie per la tua scelta!Thank you for choosing our products!

With Livingstone, you are saving energy and using recycled materials to respect the environment.

Livingstone is a new, completely eco-friendly patented technology. The production process uses residualpowdered marble from marble processing. The process uses less energy than similar products. Livingstoneuses energy from renewable sources and the product is fully recyclable.

This is the philosophy that inspires Livingstone®'s creators:

Our mission is to take care of people, making your environment warm and comfortable with the imaginationand creativity that distinguishes products made in Italy.

Life’s comfort and quality arise from passion and research in continuous innovation to reuse recycledmaterials in a new technological process combining architecture, functionality and respect for theenvironment.

Products are eco-friendly and use residual stones from marble processing,which are consolidated through a low temperature process that uses lessenergy and produces less CO2 overall.

Only a sustainable philosophy will enable the future of our generations.These are the values we believe in and realise with our products every day.

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1.2 Safety information

Please read the manual before installing the appliance. Unplug the appliance during installation, maintenance and cleaning. The radiant panel is to be used exclusively for space heating; any other use is prohibited. Radiant panel connections must be performed by qualified personnel.

A multipolar breaking device must be installed. The separation distance between contacts must be atleast 3 mm.

The power supply circuit of the appliance must be protected with a high-sensitivity differentialprotection device.

Power cords should be exclusively connected to mains via a junction box positioned 25 cm above thefloor and avoiding electrical plugs.

Do not cut power cords to turn off the thermostat. The rated voltage of the appliance must be that of the mains (230V AC). Do not attempt to repair the thermostat yourself; contact your nearest service centre. Avoid contact with chemicals or alcohol. The thermostat should not be used by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or

mental capabilities or lacking experience and knowledge, if this is done in the absence of guardians orpersons responsible for their safety, and that have read the following instructions for use.

Make sure children do not play with the appliance. The diagram provided has been simplified for clarity; protection devices and safety and installation

accessories were not represented. The appliance must be installed according to applicable regulations for low-voltage electrical

appliances as defined under CEI 64-8.

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General information

1.3 Nameplate data

Rated power

Dimension

(L*H*P mm)±1% fig 1

Weight

(Kg)

Wheelbase drillingfixing

(L*H mm)

LVE0310 250 W 300*1000*60 19 225 – 800 fig. 2

LVE0318 400 W 300*1800*60 34 225 - 1600 fig. 2

LVE0414 400 W 450*1490*60 30 360 – 750 fig. 3

LVE0508 500 W 550*860*60 27 455 - 660 fig. 2

LVE0511 600 W 550*1100*60 36 455 - 880 fig. 2

LVE0515 1000 W 550*1500*60 48 455 - 1300 fig. 2

LVE0518 1400 W 550*1800*60 58 455 - 1600 fig. 2

LVE1404 400 W 1490*450*60 30 1230 – 220 fig. 4

LVE0805 500 W 860*550*60 27 755 - 360 fig. 2

LVE1105 600 W 1100*550*60 36 995 - 360 fig. 2

LVE1505 1000 W 1500*550*60 48 1395 - 360 fig. 2

Power input 230V +/-10% AC 50 Hz

Insulation class CLASS II

Case protection index IPx4

Working temperature 0 – 50°C

Storage temperature 0 – 85°C

Operating relative humidity 0 – 85% 7. non-condensing

Temperature control digital with setting knob

Temperature resolution 1/10°C

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General information

2 Installation

2.1 Safety notes for installation

Do not install the radiant panel behind curtains, furniture or furnishings; do not install theappliance at ground level or at an excessive height.The radiant panel shall in no case be installed: in niches, less than 10 cm from the corners ofthe room, under a power outlet or on a shelf.

The heater must only be installed on 230V rated voltage systems.An omni-polar disconnecting device must be installed upstream of a power line with a contact opening of atleast 3mm. The power supply circuit of the appliance must be protected with a high-sensitivity differential protectiondevice.

2.2 Special notes for bathroom installation

The installation must conform to the rules and laws of the country inwhich it is installed. The heater is Class II and complies with electrical protection norm IPX4;in the bathroom, it can be installed in zones 2 and 3 (see figure) providedthat the control device remains out of reach for people who are using theshower or bathtub.

In the bathroom, the device may be installed in zone 3 (Fig. 1), definedaccording to standard CEI 64-8/7, Art. 701.32, provided the controllerremains out of reach for persons using the shower or bathtub.

2.3 Installation

The thermostat is supplied with appropriate supporting hooks. Wall plugs supplied in thepackage are suitable for brick or concrete walls. You can install the radiant panel also onother wall types by replacing the plugs provided with other deemed most appropriate, andchecking with your installer whether the installation wall can bear the appliance’s weight.

The package provides three identical hooks and two of them are designed for weight bearing; adjustmentscrews allow correction by adjusting small differences in the horizontal alignment of the panel. The thirdhook, placed at the base, is mandatory and should not be tightened to high torque, as its rotation locks thepanel in a vertical position after installation.

Proceed with the installation of the panel by locating the position of the holes as per drawing, and use the ta-ble for distances.

Proceed with the installation of the hooks, use a drill adapted to the tile and surface type tobe drilled; for the standard tile supplied, use a 9 mm diameter x 45mm deep tip.

Hook the panel to the upper brackets; rotate 90 ° the lower hook so this attaches to the wallsurface and to prevent the panel from being raised.

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Classificazione delle zone bagno( CEI 64-8/7 )

Installation

2.4 Electric connections

Caution:

Unplug the appliance during installation, maintenance and cleaning.

The appliance should only be operated with 230 VAC voltage.

Observe the following colours:

Brown PHASE

Blue or Grey NEUTRAL

Black PILOT WIRE (FIL PILOT)

Caution:

The PILOT WIRE is intended for heaters connected to the energy controlunit/programmable thermostat. Isolate any unused black PILOT WIRES according to safety

regulations; never connect the black wire to the ground wire.

A multipolar breaking device must be installed. The separation distance between contacts must be at least 3mm.

The power supply circuit of the appliance must be protected with a high-sensitivity differentialprotection device.

The power cord should be strictly connected to power via a junction box positioned 25 cm above the floorand avoiding electrical plugs.

If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced only by a qualified electrician.

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3.1 Programmable thermostat user manual

Display

Description of the display and symbols:

1) Pilot wire mode indicator2) Comfort mode indicator3) Night setback mode indicator4) Anti-freeze indicator5) Temperatur6) Clock 7) Thermostat program indicator8) Receiving data packet indicator9) Stand-by indicator10) Weekly program display

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Programmable thermostat user manual

Keys

Stand-by

Function keys

3.2 Stand-by

In stand-by mode, the heating function is disabled and the display shows only the currenttime.

The display flashes if the clock is not set and synchronised; see clock setting.

To switch from stand-by to operating mode, press and hold the stand-by key for two secondsuntil the display shows "ON".

3.3 Programmable thermostat mode

The Livingstone radiant panel features a programmable thermostat that can be programmed24x7 on thermostat mode when the display shows the function (see figure) and the dailyschedule on the side.To change the programming, refer to chapter “Weekly programming 24x7”.In this mode, the thermostat follows the daily schedule, alternating comfort and nightsetback modes.The programmable thermostat function is disabled if the clock is not set, for example, afterprolonged blackouts (display will flash); in this case, the heater will remain at comforttemperature until the clock is set to the current time.

3.4 Pilot wire mode (Fil pilote)

In Pilot wire mode, the thermostat is controlled remotely via a wire protocol, TERMO-DL,which support 6 commands.

Pilot wire commands:1) Comfort: Comfort temperature2) Night setback mode: Comfort temperature -3.5 ° C3) ECO1: Comfort temperature -1 ° C4) ECO2: Comfort temperature -2 ° C5) Anti-freeze: Minimum anti-freeze temperature 7 °C6) Stop: Heating disabled

3.5 Comfort Mode

In comfort mode, temperature is regulated via the temperature knob.

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3.6 Night setback mode

In night setback mode, temperature is adjusted according to the temperature knob butreduced by 3.5 °C. This setback results in significant energy savings while allowing for arapid transition from setback to comfort mode, ensuring thus optimal performance.

3.7 Anti-freeze mode

In anti-freeze mode, the thermostat keeps a safety temperature of 7 °C to avoid freezing uponprolonged absence.

3.8 Weekly programming 24x7 day

To access weekly programming, set the programmable thermostat mode and press and holdthe function button until the display shows "Pro".The display shows the selection of the daily program; use the function button to select theone you wish to change (d1 = Monday, d2 = Tuesday, ... d7 = Sunday).Once the desired program is selected, press the stand-by key to enter the edit menu.The display shows the day/program and time slot; press the function key to set the time slotto comfort mode or the stand-by key to set the time slot to night setback mode. As you re-lease the button, the next time slot is automatically selected.Once daily programming is complete, press the function key for two seconds to return to thedaily program selection. To finish programming, press and hold the stand-by button until the

display shows "Off".

3.9 Clock and date setting

Clock setting

To access the clock setting function, go to stand-by mode as described above and press thefunction button until the display shows "Set".

Use the function keys to change current time. Hold down the button for faster adjustment.Confirm the change with the stand-by key.

Daily programming

After setting the clock, select the day of the week (d1 = Monday, d7 = Sunday).

Use the function key to select the day of the week. Confirm using the stand-by button, it automatically returns to stand-by mode..

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Warranty, Support, Disposal

4 Warranty, Support, Disposal

4.1 Warranty

The panel comes with a 2-year warranty. The warranty is valid as long as the product remains intact, withoutany tampering or modification.The warranty is effective as of the date of the sale. Therefore, it is necessary to retain the invoice or receipt asproof of purchase date.

Caution:

To warranty only remains valid if the installation complies with the regulations and laws inforce and is performed in a workmanlike manner.

4.2 Technical assistance

For technical assistance, please contact your installer or distributor.

4.3 Disposal

The symbol attached to the appliance and shown hereby indicates that the product is subjectto a separate collection for electrical appliances.At the end of its service life, the appliance cannot be disposed of with common municipalsolid waste but must be conveyed to a special collection centre in your area for disposalunder current legislation. The separate collection of electrical and electronic appliances is part of a policy ofpreserving, protecting and improving the quality of the environment, designed to avoidpotential harmful effects on human health due to the presence of hazardous substances as

classified by the European directives.Livingstone® promotes full environment respect and product recycling. Only a responsible culture ofsustainable material and resource reuse can ensure a future for new generations.Livingstone® products can be recycled to make other products, providing the product directly to themanufacturer.

Important: Incorrect disposal of the appliance entails sanctions.

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Conformity declaration

5 Conformity declaration

Livingstone S.r.l.with registered office in:

Via Fossaluzza, 2 – 33074 Fontanafredda (PN)

hereby certifies that: ELECTRIC RADIANT HEATING PANELS

Models: LVE0310, LVE0318, LVE0414, LVE0508, LVE0511, LVE0515, LVE0518, LVE1404, LVE0805,LVE1105, LVE1505

Livingstone S.r.l. products are manufactured in accordance with European Directives:

- Directive 2006/95/EC of 12 December 2006 on the approximation of the laws of Member States relating toelectrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits (Low Voltage)- Directive 2004/108/EC for Electromagnetic Compatibility- Directive 2002/96/EC of 27 January 2003 on waste of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE).And in accordance with harmonised standards:- EN 60335-1 (2004-04): Safety of electrical appliances for household and similar, General Regulations.- EN 60335-2-30 (2006-05): Safety of electrical appliances for household and similar. Part 2: Particularrequirements for electric room heaters.- EN 60335-2-43: Safety of electrical appliances for household and similar. Part 2: Particular requirements forappliances for clothes dryers and towel rails.

- EN 55014-1: 2000 + A1: 2001 + A2: 2002- EN 61000-3-2: 2000- EN 61000-3-3: 1995 +A1: 2001- EN 55014-2: 1997 + A1: 2001- EN 61000-4-2: 1995 +A1: 1999 +A2: 2001- EN 61000-4-4: 1995 +A1: 2001 +A2: 2002- EN 61000-4-5: 1995 +A1: 2001- EN 61000-4-6: 1996 A1: 2001- EN 61000-4-11: 1994 +A1: 2001

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Conformity declaration

Livingstone s.r.l.Via Fossaluzza, 2 - 33074 Fontanafredda (PN)

Tel.: +39 0434 99 77 96 – mail: info@livingstone-radiators.eu

Cod. 81000002-02 ENGLivingstone ELECTRIC del 21/02/2015

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