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Olympia BS-841 PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT User Manual

Olympia BS-841 PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT

DESCRIPTIONS

CONTROL BUTTONS INDICATORS

  1. ON-OFF button
  2. Settings selection button
  3. Decrease button
  4. Increase button
  5. LED screen
  6. Manual operation indicator
  7. Semiautomatic operation indicator
  8. Automatic operation indicator
  9. Blower operation indicator

Technical Characteristics

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
OPERATION VOLTAGE 220-240V  AC/45-55Hz
CONSUMPTION(without the blower) 3VA / 2,5W max.
BLOWER OUTPUT RATING 200W max (0,85A)
BLOWER OUTPUT PROTECTION Internal replaceable fuse
SENSOR RATING Up to 250oC for the sensor head, up to 200oC for the cable
SENSOR MEASUREMENT RANGE -40oC to 250 oC
BLOWER POWER ADJUSTMENT 20% – 90%
CONTROL BUTTONS MENU, +, -, ON/OFF
INDICATORS MANUAL, SEMIAUTOMATIC, AUTOMATIC, BLOWER
ILLUMINATION Blue colored peripheral illumination
SETTING TYPES 2 Types. User and Installer
SENSOR LENGTH 250 cm
SENSOR CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL Stainless steel head, silicon cable
DEGREES OF COVER PROTECTION IP 20
PRODUCED IN ACCORDANCE WITH EN 61000-6-1, EN 61000-6-3, EN 60730-1, EN 60730-2-9
OPERATION TEMPERATURE  RANGE -10 to 60 oC
RELATIVE HUMIDITY 0 – 90% RH
EXTERNAL DIMENSIONS 120 x 85 x 28 mm
TYPICAL WEIGHT (Main unit / + sensor) 230gr / 300gr
GUARANTEE 2 years

OPERATION

STANDBY MODE
When the product is connected for the first time to the mains power supply it goes into standby mode. In the opposite condition press the ON/OFF button. The display shows 3 dashes and all the indicators are OFF. In this mode, the device is practicaly not operational

NORMAL OPERATION
By pressing the ON/OFF (1) button, the devices enters normal operation mode. The display shows the current temperature of the hot air and the indicators show the operation mode of the blower.

OPERATION MODE SELECTION
By pressing the MENU (2) button we can select the operation mode between MANUAL, SEMIAUTOMATIC and AUTOMATIC. The operation mode is shown from the respective indicators (6), (7), (8).

MANUAL OPERATION (ΜΑΝ)
In this mode of operation the only setting that can be adjusted is the blower speed. With the keys “+“ (4) and “-“ (3) we can select the desired speed which is steady and independent of the temperature.

SEMIAUTOMATIC OPERATION (SEMI)
It is basically the same operation as the manual operation mode with the only difference that the blower operates only when the temperature of the hot air is higher than the activation temperature .

AUTOMATIC OPERATION (AUTO)
In this mode of operation, the speed of the blower is automatically adjust depending on the temperature of the hot air. The speed is minimum when the hot air temperature exceeds the activation temperature , and gradually increase until is reaches it’s maximum value. The buttons “+“ and “-“ do not operate. If no button is not pressed for 3” during the setting mode, the device will automatically show the initial screen with the temperature of the hot air while simultaneously storing the settings. The buttons“+“ and “-“ , have a repetition function.

KEYBOARD LOCK
If it is required that the keyboard is locked so as to prevent unathorized usage (eg. From small children) it can be locked if the MENU button is pressed unitl the message is shown (about 5” ). After this, every press of a button shows this message and the device does not accept any commands. This lock function does not affect the ON/OFF button which operates normaly. The keyboard can be unlocked by pressing the MENU button until the message is shown on the display.

INSTALLER SETTINGS (*)

These settings do not refer to the user and must be done by qualified personel. The device must be in standby mode (page 1). To enter this seeting mode press the ON/OFF button for >5 seconds or more while the device is in standby mode. The display shows (programing mode) and the device is ready to accept new settings.

FACTORY SETTINGS

  • Operation mode …………………………. : Automatic
  • Blower speed ΜΑΝ-SEMI ………………… : 50%
  • Blower activation temp. SEMI-AUTO …. : 45 C
  • Minimum blower activation temp. ………. : 35 C
  • Maximum blower activation temp. …….. : 80 C
  • Blower speed influencing temp. ………… : 50 C
  • Buzzer activation temp……………………… : 120 C
  • Minimum blower speed……………………… : 20%
  • Maximum blower speed…………………….. : 99%
  • Overheating temperature…………………… : 140 C
  • Blower activation temp. hysteresis ………. : 2 C
  • Peripheral lighting ………………………… : 3 (active)

ADJUSTING THE BLOWER ACTIVATION TEMPERATURE in programing mode (*)
With the first press of the MENU button, the display shows the message (temperature Start) for 2 seconds and after that the temperature that the blower is activated can be adjusted. When the hot air temperature exceeds this temperature then the blower is activated. This is used for manual and semiautomatic operation. The value can be adjusted between 35 C and 80 C.

ADJUSTING THE BLOWER SPEED INFLUENCING TEMPERATURE in programing mode (*)
With the second press of the MENU button the display shows the message for 2 seconds and after that the blinking current value. This value only influences the automoatic operation mode and can be adjusted between 20 C and 80 C by using the buttons “+“ και “-“. This temperature regards the influence of the temperature to the speed of the blower. If you have selected the blower activation temperature of 45 C and 50 C, then the blower will be activated with a minimum speed at 45 C and will gradually increase to maximum speed at 95 C.

ADJUSTING THE BUZZER ACTIVATION TEMPERATURE in programing mode (*)
With a third press of the MENU button the display shows the message (Acoustic buzzer Limit) for 2 seconds and after that the blinking current value. The value refers to the temperature above which the buzzer is activated. It can be adjusted between 80 C and 180 C, a value of 79 disables the buzzer. If the buzzer is sounding and a button is pressed then the buzzer stops. After 5 minutes the temperature is checked and if it is still above the set value the buzzer will re-sound. If not then the buzzer will not sound.

 ADJUSTING THE MINIMUM BLOWERSPEED LIMIT in programing mode (*)
With a fourth press of the MENU button the display shows the message (Fan Low Limit) for 2 seconds and after that, the blinking current value. This value refers to the lower speed limit of the blower during the manual and semiautomatic operation. This value can be adjusted between 20% and 50% by using the buttons “+“ and “-“.

ADJUSTING THE MAXIMUM BLOWER SPEED LIMIT in programing mode (*)
With a fifth press of the MENU button the display shows the message (Fan High Limit) for 2 seconds and after that the blinking current value. This value refers to the upper speed limit of the blower during the manual and semiautomatic operation. This value can be adjusted between 50% and 99% by using the buttons “+“ and “-“.

ADJUSTING THE OVERHEAT LIMIT in programing mode (*)
With a sixth press of the MENU button the display shows the message (temperature High Alarm) for 2 seconds and after that the blinking current value. The value refers to the overheating level of the fireplace and can be adjusted between 100 C and 200 C using the buttons “+“ and “-“. When the temperature of the hot air exceeds this limit the buzzer sounds and the blower is activated with a maximum speed. The display shows the message (burn) until the temperature is decreased to an acceptable level where the device returns to the previous operation mode. If a button is pressed, the buzzer is deactivated for 5 minutes. The buzzer will be reactivated if after 5 minutes the temperature is still above the alarm limits. This procudure will be continued unitl the temperature levels are normal.

ADJUSTING THE HYSTERESIS TEMPERATURE in programing mode (*)
With a seventh press of the MENU button, the display shows the message (Hysteresis) for 2 seconds and after that the blinking current value. This level refers to the temperature where the blower is deactivated in regards to the activation temperature. If the activation temperature is set to 45 C and the hysteresis temperatures is set to 5 C, then the blower will be activated at 45 C and will be deactivated when the hot air temperature drops to 40 C. This value can be adjusted between 1 C and 30 C by using the buttons “+“ και “-“.

RESETTING TO FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS in programing mode (*)
With a ninth press of the MENU button, the display shows the message (Factory). If one of the buttons “+“ or “-“ is pressed then all the settings are restored to factory defaults Every new press of the MENU button, from this point on repeates the setting cycle. In order to complete and store the settings press the ON/OFF button and the device will enter normal operation mode

SENSOR ERROR

If for any reason the temperature sensor has a short circuit the the display shows (Error Low) the buzzer is sounded and the blower is deactivated. This state is active for as long as the problem exists. If the temperature sensor has an open circuit then the display shows (Error High). If the device is set to standby mode with the ON/OFF button, the buzzer is deactivated.

INSTALLATION

To install the device follow the installation instructions described on page 4.

Installation instructions

(The procedure bellow is done when the mains is interrupted)

  • To install the device insert a flat blade screwdriver (with a width equal to the opening). Press (a) and rotate clockwise (b) in order to unclip the plastic retainer from the plastic cover and lift the top section (c).
  • Use the supplied screws and plugs to mount the device to the desired location. Align the base cover using the built in alignment vial and tighten the screws.
  • Make the electrical connections as shown in the diagram.
  • Connect the neutral cable to the N terminal, connect the phase terminal to the L terminal and connect the ground cable to the POWER EARTH terminal

WARNING!!! Every metallic part of the fireplace should be connected to the ground terminal.

  • The sensor is connected to the SENSOR terminals and can be installed by using the included screw. The BLOWER cables are connected to the MOTOR terminals.
  • After all the connections are finished, replace the plastic cover with care so that the two parts are locked. The device is now ready to be activated

REPLACING THE FUSE

If the blower is not operating then the most usual cause is a faulty fuse. To replace the fuse, the top cover must be removed according to step 1 of the installation instructions. Use a plier to remove the faulty fuse (as show in the photo) and replace it with a new fuse of the same type and rating. Refit the top cover according to step 4 of the installation instructions. The whole procedure must be carried out after the interruption of the mains power supply.

Dimensions in mm

WARRANTY

Olympia Electronics guarantees the quality, condition and operation of the goods. The period of warranty is specified in the official catalogue of Olympia Electronics and also in the technical leaflet, which accompanies each product. This warranty ceases to exist if the buyer does not follow the technical instructions included in official documents given by Olympia Electronics or if the buyer modifies the goods provided or has any repairs or re-setting done by a third party, unless Olympia Electronics has fully agreed to them in writing. Olympia Electronics reserves the right to repair or to replace the returned goods and to the buyer depending on the reason of defection. Olympia Electronics reserves the right to charge or not the buyer the transportation cost. Products that have been damaged can be returned to the premises of our company for repair or replacement, as long as the warranty period is valid. or not charge

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