Product Code: 222144
2-Zone upgrade kit for Halo Combi Wi-Fi or Halo Combi RF.
Compatible with the following boilers serial letter code AFQ onwards: Logic Combi C, Logic Combi C IE, Logic Combi ESP1, Logic Code Combi ESP1, Logic+ Combi C, Logic Max Combi C, Logic Max Combi C IE, iMini, Keston Combi, Vogue GEN2 Combi, Vogue Max Combi, Vogue Max Combi IE.
To install Halo with older boilers a separate bracket is required (Product Code: 220366), for further details on the compatibility of older boilers with Halo plus installation details please go to idealheating.com
The Halo Combi 2-Zone Upgrade is an add-on kit to the Halo Combi RF and Halo Combi Wi-Fi (UIN 222140 & 222142). The Halo Combi 2-Zone upgrade consists of an additional Halo Combi Programmable Room Thermostat (PRT) and a Smart Wiring Centre. The Halo Smart Interface from the Halo Combi RF or Wi-Fi plugs into the front aperture on the boiler and communicates to the boiler via OpenTherm. The Smart Interface communicates to the Smart Wiring Centre and Halo PRTs via Zigbee, a local RF protocol. The Halo Combi PRT units are powered by 4 AA batteries.
For Halo Combi Wi-Fi, the Smart Interface is Wi-Fi enabled and can be linked to the home Wi-Fi network to allow app-controlled heating via the Halo app, if you wish to upgrade your Halo Combi RF follow the instructions via the Halo App.
A one-time payment will need to be made for this upgrade.
The Halo Combi 2-Zone Upgrade, including the Smart Wiring Centre, must be installed by a competent person with the appropriate safety qualifications. Please read the instructions carefully. Failure to follow these instructions can damage the product or cause a hazardous condition.
These instructions are applicable to the Ideal Boiler models stated and must not be used with any other make or model of boiler. This product must be installed to all applicable standards.
Always isolate the mains supply before installing or working on any components that require a 230V ac supply.
For Installation, please disregard any previous instructions and follow this guide only.
The Ideal Halo app is available to download from the Apple app store and on Google Play. To save time the householder may want to download the app and set up the account whilst the thermostat is being installed.
In addition to this kit you must have either a Halo Combi RF (222140) or a Halo Combi Wi-Fi (222142) to complete installation.
Please note: For installation, please disregard any previous instructions and follow this guide only.
The Halo Combi uses wireless Zigbee communication from the Smart Interface to the Smart Wiring Centre and Halo Combi PRTs up to a maximum distanceof 30 meters. Occasionally house constructions and materials can reduce this communication range and it is advisable, where possible, to try and avoid directing communications through metal frames or solid concrete walls.
If the distance between the Halo Combi PRT and Smart Interface or the Smart Wiring Centre and Smart Interface is greater than 30m or the install location is challenging, consider using the Zigbee Booster (UIN 221132) or mounting the smart interface externally to the boiler using a bracket (further details available at idealheating.com)
The Halo control system connects to the home Wi-Fi network through a module in the Smart Interface. The home Wi-Fi router should be positioned no more than 30m from the Smart Interface.
Where possible avoid directing communications through metal frames or solid concrete walls.
This is a simplified diagram of how the Halo units, Smart Wiring Centre and Smart Interface communicate. Some wiring and pipework has been omitted for clarity.
TOP TIP: For a robust signal between units, where possible, ensure that the line of communication between the Smart Interface and other units is not through any stone or metallic object.
SI | Smart Interface |
Pipework | |
RF Connection |
The Halo can be either wall mounted or desk mounted.
WALL MOUNTING THE HALO
If there are any concerns regarding signal strength and location of the wall-mounted Halo Combi it is advisable to pair the control and check the signal strength before fixing to the wall.
The Smart Wiring Centre controls the operation of the zone valves for the central heating system. The Smart Wiring Centre communicates wirelessly to the Smart Interface via the Zigbee RF protocol. The Smart Wiring Centre must be mounted to a fixed surface before installation.
Removing the cover
Using a suitable screwdriver turn the locking key one quarter turn anticlockwise to the [UNLOCK] position. Remove the front panel by lifting the left hand edge fi rst. Assemble in reverse order. Always remember to lock the front panel to the Smart Wiring Centre
Wall mounting the Smart Wiring Centre
Please refer to the location guidelines before fixing the Smart Wiring Centre to the wall.
Using the 4 fixing locations on the Smart Wiring Centre secure to the Wall with adequate fixings for the wall type.
Do not remove the cover unless you are qualified to do so.
The Smart Wiring Centre must be installed by a competent person with the appropriate safety qualifications.
All wiring must be adequately sheathed and insulated. The Smart Wiring Centre must be mounted to a fixed surface before installation.
Isolate any 230V ac mains supply to the Smart Wiring Centre and any other linked components before commencing works.
To install the Halo Smart Interface into a new boiler with serial letter code AFQ onwards (found on the data plate) follow the steps below. For further details on the compatibility of older boilers and how to install the Smart Interface into a bracket and wire into the boiler please visit idealheating.com
To pair the Smart Wiring Centre to the Halo Smart Interface follow the steps below.
The override button will only operate the boiler before the Halo units are connected.
Once the Halo units are connected the override button will not activate the boiler unless communication is lost.
The Halo Combi PRT units now need to be paired with the Smart Interface installed in the boiler. Ensure the Halo Smart Interface is still in pairing mode with the Zigbee LED flashing red.
Minimum operating requirements
Smart Phone/Tablet – iOS 9 Android 4.4.3 PC latest version of Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Internet Explorer on Mac OS or Windows 7
Halo Combi Wi-Fi only
If you wish to upgrade your Halo Combi RF follow the instructions via the Halo App. A one-time payment will need to be made for this upgrade.
Description | Factory setting | New setting |
Optimised startBoiler starts heating in advance of schedule so heating reaches the required temperature at the time specified. | OFF | |
Optimised stop Boiler stops heating in advance of schedule so heating reaches the required temperature at the time specified. | OFF | |
Delayed start If the room temperature is close to target temperature the heating start time is delayed to save energy. | OFF | |
Display tolerance Select the display tolerance of the room temperature, this can be set at increments of 0.5 or 0.1°C. | 0.1°C | |
Temperature offset Fine tune the room temperature display -2.5 to 2.5°C. | 0°C | |
Daylight saving timeAutomatically move to daylight saving. | ON | |
Frost protection The temperature that will be used to protect your home when the thermostat is off. Can be set 5°C. | 50C | |
Service phone numberOpportunity to input Installer contact number for service reminders. | Ideal Heating number |
To enter the settings menu press the menu button.
Menu options | Action |
Holiday | Holiday mode allows the device to be switched off for a pre-defined period of time then automatically returns to the pre-programmed heating schedule. |
Timed heating schedule | Set a heating schedule with up to 6 periods per day. |
Support | Includes information such as software version and key contact numbers. |
Fault page | Shows the latest fault code and fault description. |
Time and date | Time and date are set on power up and can be adjusted via the menu. |
Advanced settings | Advanced features of the device setup should be set by a competent person. |
Landlord settings | Specific settings for landlords. |
LED | Status |
Power | Green – Power ON No illumination – No power |
Boiler | Green – Demand No illumination – No demand |
Connectivity | No illumination – Cloud connection not configured Red – No connection Blue – Connection to Wi-Fi network OK, no cloud connection Green – Connection to Wi-Fi and cloud OK Blue flashing – Access point mode |
Zigbee | No illumination – No Zigbee network Green – Zigbee network active Green flashing – Identify function Red flashing – Pairing Red flashing then orange – Zigbee network deletion Orange for 30s – Factory reset |
Override | Green – Override active* Green flashing – Failsafe active* No illumination – Override OFF* |
*Override and Failsafe only active when communication is lost between Halo and Halo Smart Interface. See Halo User Guide for more information.
LED | Status |
Power | Green – Power ON No illumination – No power |
Pair | No illumination – No Zigbee network Green – Zigbee network active Green flashing – Identify function Red flashing – Pairing Red flashing then orange – Zigbee network deletion |
Heating Zone 1 | Green – Demand Green Flashing – Failsafe mode active No illumination – No demand |
Heating Zone 2 | Green – Demand Green Flashing – Failsafe mode active No illumination – No demand |
Hot Water | Not used |
*Override and Failsafe only active when communication is lost between the Smart Wiring Centre and Halo Smart Interface. This allows for manual opening and closing of the zone valves.
Description | Confirmed | ||
Zone 1 | Zone 2 | ||
Use the “Identify” function to confirm successful pairing has taken place. Short press on the Pair button on the Smart Interface. Press Pair button again to exit “Identify” function. | Zigbee LED on Smart Interface flashes green | ||
Halo home screen flashes to indicate successful pairing | |||
Halo is positioned in the homeowners chosen location if desk mounted. | |||
Check RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) of the Zigbee wireless connection via support page on the PRT (access via the menu). | Target RSSI between 0 and -65 and text green | ||
Check RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indication) of the Zigbee wireless connection and the Wi-Fi connection via the support information in the Halo app. (Wi-Fi only) | Target RSSI between 0 and -65 and text green | ||
On the Halo set the mode to AUTO then increase the temperature to 30°C (repeat using Halo app if applicable).Note: The boiler will only fire once the zone valve is in the fully open position. | Flame ON | ||
Heating zone on Smart Wiring Centre ON | |||
Boiler ON | |||
Boiler LED on Smart Interface ON (Green) | |||
On the Halo set the mode to AUTO then decrease the temperature to 5°C (repeat using Halo app if applicable). | Flame OFF | ||
Heating zone on Smart Wiring Centre OFF | |||
Boiler OFF | |||
Boiler LED on Smart Interface OFF | |||
Check the Smart Interface indication is correct. | Power LED green Zigbee LED green Connectivity LED green | ||
Check the Smart Wiring Centre indication is correct. | Power LED green Pair LED green | ||
Full battery level indication on Halo home screen. | |||
Zigbee network icon is present on the Halo home screen. | |||
Cloud network icon is present on Halo home screen. (Wi-Fi only) | |||
Time and date correct. Note: on Halo Wi-Fi time and date taken from the cloud. | |||
Correct Zone shown on each Halo Unit | |||
Installer contact details inputted if required. | |||
Zone valves labelled using provided labels. | |||
Suitable schedule has been entered for the user. | |||
General overview of operation provided to user – refer to use guide. | |||
Any advanced settings changes have been recorded. | |||
Remember to leave this guide with the householder. |
No power LED on Smart Interface | Check Smart Interface is securely plugged into boiler aperture. Check boiler power is on. |
Halo screen is flashing continuously | The Smart Interface is in ‘Identify’ mode press the Pair button to cancel this mode. |
Boiler fails to fire when increasing target temperature on the Halo | Check the target temperature is above current temperature. Check Smart Interface power LED is green. Check Smart Interface is securely plugged into boiler aperture. |
Halo screen shows failed to pair | Check Smart Interface is in paring mode (Zigbee LED flashing red). Check distance between Smart Interface and Halo (see section B).Reset Smart Interface by inserting a paperclip or pen tip into reset button. Start pairing mode again on the Smart Interface and press retry on the Halo. If the situation persists then consider using Zigbee Booster (available separately) or mounting the Smart Interface externally to the boiler using a bracket (further details on idealheating.com). |
Halo screen shows Replace Halo | If you have no other Halo thermostats connected to the Smart Interface or are not replacing an existing Halo then press accept. |
In the support page the Zigbee RSSI is lower than -75 and text red | Consider moving the Halo closer to the Smart Interface.If the situation persists then consider using Zigbee Booster (available separately) or mounting the Smart Interface externally to the boiler using a bracket (further details on idealheating.com). |
Smart Interface will not connect to home Wi-Fi | Check Smart Interface is in Access Point (AP) mode (refer to setup sequence in app). Check Wi-Fi router configuration, check Wi-Fi security is set to WPA/WPA2.Check range <30M between Smart Interface and Wi-Fi router. If the situation persists then consider using a Wi-Fi Booster or mounting the Smart Interface externally to the boiler using a bracket (further details on idealheating.com). |
Deleting Halo from the Zigbee Network | On the Halo press the dial and the right hand key together for 15 seconds, this will delete the Halo from the Zigbee network and factory reset the device. |
Deleting the Smart Wiring Centre from the Zigbee Network | On the Smart Wiring Centre press and hold pair button, the Pair LED on the Smart Wiring Centre will flash red then orange to confirm the device has been deleted from the network. |
Factory reset of the Halo Smart Interface | Press and hold the Pair button and the Override button for 20 seconds.The Halo Smart Interface will delete all Zigbee devices from the network, this will take approximately 20 seconds and detach from the Wi-Fi network if the control is a connected control. On disconnection, the Smart Interface will automatically begin the setup process as per section F3 of the installation guide. |
Halo unit shows CF01 | The Halo unit has lost communication to the Smart Interface, move the unit closer to the Smart Interface or consider an additional Zigbee booster. |
Halo unit shows CF02 | The Smart Wiring Centre has lost communication with the Smart Interface. Check power LED on the Smart Wiring Centre is solid Green, consider an additional Zigbee booster. |
Hereby, Ideal Boilers Ltd declares that this device (model 222144) is in compliance with: Directive 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the idealheating.com following internet address idealheating.com
For more information and FAQs visit the Ideal Heating website idealheating.com
UIN: 225540 A01
RF output power: 10dBm
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