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Manual Beha LV 10 Wifi Heater

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Manual

PV, LV: 13 cm

PGV, LGV: 13,6cm

INSTALLATION

Removing wall bracket:

Remove wall bracket from

heater by pressing lip 1 and

push lightly downwards on lip 2.

Pull the bracket out gently.

Protection and safety lid:

1. Remove the lid by pressing the two sides

together and pull out.

2. When placing the lid the mark shall point

towards the front of the heater.

5-15 cm

Min 2 cm

PV,LV-PGV,LGV 10 cm

distance to floor:

10 cm

Recommended

Fixing the wall bracket:

Insert a screw in the lower key hole approx. 13 cm above the floor. Level the bracket and insert the other 3 screws. When the heater is

installed the distance below should be approx. 10 cm.

At the bottom of the back plate there are two

small triangle tracks. Place the heater onto the

tracks and push the heater towards the lips on

top of the bracket in an upright position.

Use of the heater

Heater sizes

Switch on the heater. The heater is factory set at 22 ᵒC. Scrolling the thermostat wheel changes the temperature setting. When the

selected temperature is shown for the first time it will be displayed on the floor for 3 minutes. When adjusting the temperature later it will be

displayed for 10 seconds.

After a power outage or the power is switched off and then on again, the Wi-Fi symbol will be displayed on the floor together with the

temperature for 3 minutes. After a power outage the heater will restart at the set temperature.

PV * Wi-Fi

LV * Wi-Fi

PGV * Wi-Fi

PGV

404

423

PV: 29

PGV: 36

C B1

270

LGV * Wi-Fi

C B2 B1

LV: 29

LGV: 34

204

223

LGV

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Brand	Beha
Model	LV 10 Wifi
Category	Heaters
File type	PDF
File size	4.14 MB

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