Nobo Connect SWT-IZB Manual

Nobo Termostat Connect SWT-IZB

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Smart Climate Wall Thermostat (SWT)

Usage: The Smart Thermostat functions as a standalone wall mounted

unit or in conjunction with compatible Hubs and Apps.

Temperature Control: It efficiently manages room air and floor

temperatures.

Heating System Compatibility: Controls standard electric heating

systems up to 16 Amps.

Interface: Features a display with information and settings,

complemented by four user-friendly buttons.

Three Heating Modes: Continuous Mode which maintains steady

heating, Schedule Mode which allows the setting of specific heating

times and Boost Mode which provides a swift, temporary heat increase.

Installation: Fits standard wall boxes (single gang pattress box) used

for electrical installations.

Floor Sensor: Includes a floor temperature sensor, compatible with

various sensors for system upgrades.

Extra Features: The unit also has a power regulator function which

manages heating without frequent temperature checks and a Wet

System function to allow for flexibility and use cases.

Menu Options & Functions

Specification

Rated Voltage: 230V AC

Max. Load: 16A

Floor Sensor (included): NTC, 22kOhm at 25°C

Zigbee operating frequency 2.4GHz

RF output power 10dBm

SELECT / ENTER; Opens the menu.

Inside the menu, this button will confirm a selection

or setting.

Note: If the floor sensor is connected at install, by default the unit

will activate floor sensor as the sensor type, to use an alternative

sensor type this must be selected through an App or product menus.

WARNING: If using a non standard floor sensor, please ensure to

select the appropriate sensor resistance value from the Advanced

settings menu. Failure to do so will lead to inaccurate control and

could lead to over heating of the floor and room.

Quick Start Guide

This product must be installed by a certified electrician!

1. Choose a suitable location and install the SWT,

2. Power up the unit and install using the and App (if appropriate) or

alternatively install manually by following the on screen instructions.

3. Make any necessary system adjustments, specific to the

application, such as Sensor type, etc.

4. The SWT is set up and ready for use. The buttons can be used

to control or alter the product settings.

Used to set the desired temperature and navigate

through the menus

BACK ; to toggle Eco and Comfort in continuous mode.

Or advance period in schedule mode.

Used as Back button when navigating the menus.

Operating states:

Eco/ Setback : adjustable heat setting, default 18°C.

Note: If setback is disabled this state will be frost protect 7°C

Comfort : adjustable heat setting, default 22°C.

Schedule mode, will operate based on a time and

temperature schedule which has been set by the user.

Comfort state will be active during scheduled times

and Eco/setback will be active at all other times.

Boost mode, A selectable time limited mode where a defined

temperature will operate for a defined period, the unit will return

to the previous mode/state when the boost period has elapsed.

Continuous mode, this state will run indefinitely or

until the user makes a change.

2. On first time startup, select ‘Yes’ to use app and confirm using the

ENTER button.

3. A QR code will be displayed on screen, See Fig.3, using the app,

scan the QR code to complete the connection.

4. The SWT should be assigned to a room or zone, the sensor type

can be selected, for floor sensors the sensor value should be set.

IMPORTANT, It is necessary to check and ensure the desired

sensor type and value (floor sensor only) has been correctly

configured. This can be checked in the advanced menu.

To setup the SWT as unconnected / standalone;

1. On first time startup, select ‘No’ to use app, and confirm

using the ENTER button.

2. Follow on screen instructions to set Language, Time and Date.

3. If the floor sensor has been fitted during installation, the SWT

will default to using this as the sensor type. If floor sensor is not

detected, set the desired sensor type at setup.

Note: If a non-standard floor sensor is used, the correct value of this

sensor be selected through advanced menu/Sensor value. must

Setup

The SWT can be setup using an appropriate App or can be set up

manually on the appliance.

To setup using an app;

1. Ensure the App is compatible and capable of configuring the SWT,

a suitable hub is available and operating. Some apps can control

the SWT but cannot be used for setup.

Installation

The SWT mounts directly to a single gang pattress box:

To Install the Room and Floor Thermostat:

1. Squeeze (or use a flat head screwdriver) the top and bottom of

the SWT to unclip and release the interface unit from the frame

and power unit beneath, see Fig.1

2. Wire the product in accordance with the product schematic,

see Fig.2. If required, ensure the floor sensor is connected and

the sensing head is suitably located.

3. Secure the power unit to the pattress box using suitable screws.

4. Locate the frame on top of the power unit, then carefully push

the SWT interface unit ensuring it clicks into position.

Sensor options / control type

There are four available sensor options to choose from. These must

be selected at setup or through the Advanced Settings menu.

Floor Sensor - will monitor and regulate the floor temperature.

Room Sensor – will monitor and regulate room ambient temperature.

Room + Floor – will monitor and regulate room ambient temperature

but can limit the floor temperature. This is useful where underfloor

heating is used in conjunction with a thermal sensitive floor covering.

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not monitor or adjust based on temperature feedback. At setting 1,

its on for 2 minutes, off for 18. At setting 5, its on for 10 minutes, off for

10 and at setting 10 its continuously on. Each increase in setting adds

2 minutes of “on” time.

Adjust the set point temp. Changes are stored and will be

returned the next time the mode/state is entered

Toggle between the heating state, Eco/setback & Comfort

Enter the Menu, to change Operating mode or settings

Adjust the set point temp. changes to Comfort state are

temporary and will not modify the schedule. Changes to

the Eco temp are stored and will return for future Eco states.

Advance the program schedule. This will switch the

state until the next programmed state change.

Enter the Menu, to change Operating mode or settings.

Adjust the Boost temperature.

Cancel boost and return to the previous mode and state.

Enter the Menu to change Operating mode or settings

Operating Instructions

Home screen info, See Fig.4

AM Active mode MT

Measured Temperature

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is energised)

AS Active State, Open Window

or Adaptive start icon. FL Floor Limit (Pulsing if floor

limit has activated)

T/PF Temperature/ Power

factor PO Element On

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DT Day & Time CS Connectivity status

SP Set Point temperature

Open Window detection

This setting will override any active mode. By enabling Open Window

Detection, the SWT will automatically reduce the heating output if it

senses an open window in the room that its operating. User can hold

for 10 seconds to dismiss the triggered mode. This feature can be

disabled in the settings menu.

Adaptive start (scheduled mode only)

The control unit has an Adaptive Start function that allows it to learn

the rooms heating characteristics to determine when it needs to start

heating so that it can reach the set target temperature in advance

of the “Heating On” period. This feature is only available when using

the local weekly program. This feature can be disabled in the

settings menu.

If Adaptive start is operating the icon will be visible in the active

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Operating modes: There are three main modes of operation:

Option Function

Boost Setup & activate boost mode

Week Program Activate, modify & Preview schedule mode

Continuous Activate continuous mode in Comfort state.

Settings Settings menu

Settings

Option Function

Language To change the language on the screen

Day/time To set Day & Time

Backlight To adjust the duration the backlight remains

on after key presses

Open Window To enable or disable open window detection

Adaptive To enable or disable adaptive start

Setback To enable or disable setback (Eco) state

Comms Toggle RF and Bluetooth communications

Advanced Advanced menu options

Advanced settings

Option Function

Factory Reset

Restore factory settings, Alternatively; with

the standby switch in the ‘Standby’ position,

press and hold &

simultaneously and

slide the switch to the ‘On’ position

Sound To enable or disable Key tones

Start Wizard To re run the first time start up setup wizard

Sensor Change senor type

Pairing

To view the QR pairing code, Alternatively,

it will be printed along with a manual install

code on the rear of the user interface module

Sensor Value

Adjust the resistance value or the floor sensor,

only required when non standard sensor is used.

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Calibrate To calibrate the SWT set point temperature

to a known/ measured value

Limiter To adjust the floor temperature limit.

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Wet System Bespoke operating mode for use on wet

systems, (floor sensor only)

Power Factors

Adjust the default power factor settings,

this will define the settings used for power

regulator when using in schedule mode.

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Sensor

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Contents

Required

Internet

connection

Hub App and Smart

devices

21°

User manual

Benutzerhandbuch

SWT-IZW / SWT-IZB

Smart Wall Thermostat

Smart Wandthermostat

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Model:	Connect SWT-IZB

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