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In normal operation there will be no lights when the unit is off and one or more red lights near the button when heating.
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Using the appropriate wiring, as in accordance with BS7671 (or newer if such exists). |
Wired-in Electric Heating (Electric Relay)
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- Always ensure that the electric heater and wiring for the Electric Relay is electrically isolated before you commence work on any wiring.
- Break out the relevant section of a 1-gang pattress for the wiring and fix the pattress to the wall. It is recommended that a 40mm pattress is used.
- Pull through the relevant wiring, allowing plenty of spare.
- Wire in the Electric Relay as per the wiring diagrams provided, checking this is suitable as per the electric heating installation manual.
- Fit the Electric Relay into the pattress, ensuring there are no trapped wires, fit the blanking plate to the front of the pattress. Screw in using standard pattress screws, and check the unit is securely and safely attached to the wall.
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Plug-in Electric Heating
Smart Plugs can be used for 2 different purposes. They can be controlled via the app the switch devices plugged into them, via a schedule like a heating room; and they will boost the signal around the property improving reliability of the system and battery life.
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First plug the Smart Plug into a nearby socket, then plug the heater into the Smart Plug.
General Information
The Electric Switch is rated to 13A maximum, and must not be wired to a more powerful heater, or a number of heaters which together go above this limit.
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Do not attempt to wire in the Electric Switch/Electric Relay if you are not 100% sure that you know what you are doing. Danger of electric shock! All wiring should conform to IEE regulations. The Electric Heater and wiring for the Electric Switch/Electric Relay must be electrically isolated before you commence work on wiring the Electric Switch/Electric Relay! |
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