Ducasa Richmond DPL 10 Istruzioni operative

ADVANCED ELECTRIC HEATING

Richmond DPL & DP

Low Level & Full Height Thermal Electric Radiator

Installation and Operation Guide

Type Wattage No. of Fins Size (WxHxD) (mm) Net Weight (kg)

DPL 10 950 10 865 340 96 12.8

DPL 15 1425 15 1265 340 96 19.2

DP 450 450 3 310 575 96 6.1

DP 600 600 4 390 575 96 8.1

DP 900 900 6 550 575 96 11.8

DP 1200 1200 8 710 575 96 15.7

DP 1500 1500 10 870 575 96 19.3

DP 1800 1800 12 1030 575 96 25.7

Models

instruction manual Richmond 2018_v19 20220504

E1400226

Installation

Main Principles

This appliance must be connected to a 230V 50Hz power supply. This appliance must be

connected to a switched fused spur or a plug. Main installation must be provided by an omni-

polar device where the distance between contacts must be a minimum of 3mm.

Power Cord Wires = Neutral (Grey or Blue)

Live (Brown)

Pilot-Wire (Black)

NOTE: This product is double insulated and does not require an earth cable. Pilot wire is

only required if using with an optional central pilot wire controller.

IF PILOT WIRE IS NOT REQUIRED INSULATE BLACK CABLE TO ENSURE IT DOES

NOT COME INTO CONTACT WITH ANY OTHER WIRES OR TERMINALS.

The replacement of the power cable, if necessary, should be completed by a qualied

electrician authorised by the importer.

Precautions to be Taken

The radiator must be placed far from any inammable material and should not be used by

unsupervised children.

The radiator should never be covered by clothes, other materials or objects. It

should never be placed in enclosed spaces or areas which might prevent the free

circulation of air around the radiator.

Important Safety Information

Whilst in operation, the appliance must not be covered to avoid over-heating. If the appliance

is covered and the safety over-heat switch is activated, the element will need replacing. This

is not covered by the warranty.

This appliance is a Class 2 double insulated appliance and should not be used or connected

in the protected area of the bathroom or kitchen. The appliance should be placed at a

distance that makes it impossible for a person taking a bath or shower to touch the switches

and thermostat unit.

Do not place the radiator under a power socket.

Should the appliance have to be repaired in the rst instance please contact the supplier of

the radiator.

The minimum distance needed to allow air circulation is 150mm.

This unit contains a precise amount of synthetic heating uid inside the ns which must only

be opened by the manufacturer.

The standard rules about recycling and removal of synthetic heating uid should be followed

once the appliance is no longer in use.

Children of less than 3 years should be kept away unless continuously supervised.

Children aged from 3 years and less than 8 years shall only switch on/o󰀨 the appliance

provided that it has been placed or installed in its intended normal operating position and

they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the applince in a safe way

and understand the hazards involved.

Children aged from 3 years and less than 8 years shall not plug in, regulate and clean the

appliance or perform user maintenance.

CAUTION — Some parts of this product can become very hot and cause burns. Particular

attention has to be given where children and vulnerable people are present.

Directions for the Installer

Installation should only be completed by a qualied professional.

Electric Power

The electrical circuits within your house should be of the correct type and size for the appliance

wattage.

We recommend that the fused spur outlet is placed 10cm to the right of the appliance and 15cm

from the oor.

The appliance is supplied with approximately 1.5m of power cable without a plug. The electrical circuit

should be isolated by means of an omni-polar cutting system either by a switch or magnetothermic

protecting device.

Main Components

The Richmond DPL body consists of special cast aluminium ns, specically designed to ensure

a maximum rate of heat di󰀨usion, the air circulation channels providing a very e󰀨ective convection

e󰀨ect.

The aluminium body contains a special heat conducting uid, lled inside the ns with a unique

procedure assuring a bubble-free content for a total uniform and silent delivery of heat.

Fitting the Appliance

The appliance should be hung as close as possible to the coolest wall in the room, however it is not

recommended to place it on a wall that is not properly insulated – if this is the case, the part of the

wall behind the unit should be insulated.

In a bathroom, the appliance must be placed within the protected zone and should not be reachable,

directly or indirectly by a person in the shower or bath.

The appliance should, by no means, be placed under a connecting plug.

To hang the radiator, place the radiator on the oor in the position it is to be installed. Locate the

bracket above the radiator with the point on the bracket being between the rst and second element

on both sides (gure 1.a). For radiators with more than 9 elements, the bracket should be placed

between the second and third element (gure 1.b).

Figure 1.a Figure 1.b

Mark the appropriate location and x the brackets in place with the supplied plugs and screws,

ensuring the brackets are installed in the correct position (gure 2).

Figure 2

Once the brackets have been installed the radiator can be hung from the supports (gure 3). To

lock the radiators in place press on the ratchet and turn until a click is heard (gure 4).

Figure 3

Figure 4 Unlocked Locked

Operation

The room temperature is controlled by the electronic thermostat in the control end located on the

side of the appliance. The thermostat has a precision of ±0.3ºC.

Controller: Buttons and Symbols

Switching On

Once power has been supplied to the radiator it will initially be in the standby mode.

Setting the Clock

1. In the Stand-by mode press and hold the time button for more than 3 seconds.

2. Press the + or - button to until Time is shown on the screen, then press the Mode button

3. Select the current day of the week by using either the + or - button, then press the Mode

button to validate

4. Use either the + or – button to select the hour and then press the Mode button to

validate. Repeat this process for the minutes.

Once you have pressed the Mode button after selecting the minutes you will return to the Stand-by

screen.

stand by Time Function

ON / stand by

‘button’ Mode ‘button’

+ ‘button’

- ‘button’

Programs

Programming

blocks

week days

Time ‘button’

ECO ‘button’

Main modes:

standby

time

Frost protection

Eco

Comfort

Pilot wire Heating indicator

Mode Change

Press the Mode button to change between the mode screens shown below:

Pilot Wire

When in the pilot wire mode and if connected to a separate central pilot wire controller the appliance

can receive four type of control signal:

1. Comfort (required temperature set by the user)

2. Economy (xed at 3.5ºC less than comfort)

3. Frost Protection (7ºC)

4. Stand-by

Comfort Temperature Setting

Press the Mode button until comfort is selected, then press the + or - to adjust the temperature.

Pressing either button continuously for more than 5 seconds will change the temperature rapidly.

The temperature ranges between 7ºC and 32ºC.

Economy Temperature Setting

Press the Mode button until economy is selected, then press the + or - to adjust the temperature.

Pressing either button continuously for more than 5 seconds will allow the value to change rapidly.

Frost Protection Setting

Press the Mode button until frost protection is selected. This will maintain the room temperature at

7ºC.

2-Hour Boost

This mode will force continued heating for 2 hours independent of room temperature, after this time

the radiator will enter the standby mode automatically. When the radiator is turned on again it will

enter the programme mode.

ECO Mode

This mode is set 3°C lower than the current mode temperature regardless of other radiator settings.

This mode only works in Pilot Wire, Comfort, Economy and Programme.

To activate / deactivate the function, press the dedicated [ECO] button.

Pilot wire Comfort Economy

Frost Protection Programme 2hr Boost ECO mode

Programme Mode

The programme mode has three programs which can be amended by the user (P1, P2, P3).

To select a programme, press the mode until the Programme mode is selected. Then press the

time button to select either P1, P2 or P3.

To edit a programme:

1. Press and hold the time button for more than 3 seconds and then 00:00 will be shown

on the display.

2. Use the + and – buttons to programme whether the radiator is programmed as either

Comfort (+) or Economy (-) for each hour. The current hour being programmed will be

shown on the display.

3. Once you have programmed day 1 and are satised with the programme, press the Mode

button to move to the next day. When you press the Mode button the programme from

day 1 will be automatically copied to day 2.

4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the rest of week.

Keypad Lock

To lock the keypad press the mode button and hold for 3 seconds. A padlock symbol will

appear on the screen to signify it being locked.

To unlock the keypad press the mode button and hold for 3 seconds again – the padlock symbol

will disappear.

Responsive Consumption Display (Eco-Bar)

up to 20.5ºC - Low consumption: the radiator is set optimally.

from 21ºC to 23.5ºC - Medium consumption: it is advisable to save energy consumption

by reducing the temperature setting.

from 24ºC - Max consumption: indicates the appliance is using maximum energy.

red

orange

green

red

orange

green

red

orange

green

Programming – Quick Guide

in Stand by mode , press

and hold Time button

Chose Time using -/+

buttons and select with

Mode button.

Day starts blinking.

Chose week day (1-7) -/+

, conrm pressing Mode

button

Select Hour -/+

corm pressing Mode

button

Select Minutes -/+

corm pressing Mode

button

Press until clock

appears on display.

Press Time button to

Select P1, P2 or P3.

Hold Time button to

modify selected program

Press + to add Comfort

period, press - to add

Eco periods. Active hour

appears on display number

Conrm and change to

next day pressing Mode

button.

Setting of the day will be

stored for next day.

Setting Time

Setting Programme

Functions Menu

Once power has been supplied to the radiator it will initially be in the standby mode.

Setting Functions

1. In the Stand-by mode press and hold the time button for more than 3 seconds.

2. Press the + or - button to select Time or Function, press mode to chose Function.

3. First choice is Open Window Detection, with buttons + or - , chose ON or OFF to activate

this function, press mode to validate.

4. Second choice is ASC (Adaptive Start Control), with buttons + or - , chose ON or OFF to

activate this function, press mode to validate.

Adaptive Start Control ASC (Eco-Start)

With this feature activated the radiator will learn what time it should switch on to

achieve the required room temperature at a particular time.

The heater will monitor the room temperature over 10 days to establish how

quickly the room reaches temperature and uses this information to switch the

heater on at the correct time.

By reaching the required temperature at the set time and not before, energy use

and running costs are reduced.

Open Window Detection

The “Open Window Detection” function enables detecting of an open window by

sensing a sudden decrease of the temperature in the room. In such a case, the

device deactivates the heating element for a maximum of 30 minutes, at which

point the radiator will resume to operate in the previously set state.

When this function is enabled, the “Open Window” icon is shown on the display.

When the device detects that the window is potentially opened, the “Open

Window” icon starts blinking.

stand by Function

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