May June 2020 Electric.ie Magazine

50 ELECTRIC.IE • The Magazine & Website for the Irish Electrical Industry • Step 1: Installing the Heat Hub If you’re using an existing industry standard wallplate, turn the power off then loosen the securing screws on the old programmer. Check that there is 70mm clearance to the right of the wallplate and 25mm above it. Check the wiring diagram for your product model to compare terminals and, if necessary, change the wiring of the wallplate to suit. If you have an existing wired thermostat, ensure this is disconnected and removed. Now fit the WISER Heat Hub onto the wallplate, tighten the securing screws and turn the power back on. Step 2: Testing the Heat Hub To test hot water and heating override buttons on the Heat Hub, simply press and hold the relevant button for 3 seconds. This will turn the hot water on for one hour or the heating on for two hours. When the hot water or heating overrides are active a green LED will flash. To cancel the override, simply press the corresponding button again. Cancelling the override will place the hot water or heating back under system control, so, depending on the system settings, the hot water or heating may stay on which will be indicated by a solid green LED. Wiser Heat from Schneider Electric ‒ WISER is the next generation of smart heating control system from Schneider Electric. This step-by-step guide outlines how easy it is to install WISER’s Heat HubR room thermostat, radiator thermostats and set up the intuitive smartphone app. Schneider Electric