TYBOX

• Carefully read these instructions prior to installation.

• The unit must be installed in compliance withcurrently applicable standards.

• Always switch off the mains before installing orservicing the unit.

• Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself;after-sales service is available.

• Check that the fastenings are suited to the surface that the unit will be attached to (sheetof plaster, brick, etc.).

• The diagrams provided are simplified for greaterclarity. The protective units and other accessoriesrequired by the standards are not illustrated.Standard UTE NF C15-100 and good practicemust be complied with. Connected or nearbyequipment must not generate excessiveinterference (directive 2004/108/EEC).

The room unit must be installed ata height of approximately 1.5 m,so that it is within arm's reach forease of use. Remove the batteries'protective tabs (only forthe TYBOX battery version).

To mount the unit on the wall,it must be separated from itssupport.To do so, unlock the casing, then separatethe thermostat from its base.

Unscrew the terminal boxcover and lift it up as high as itwill go to block it, then position the base on the wallrunning the wires out throughthe hole in the cover.Secure the base using suitablescrews and screw anchors orfit onto a flush-mounted box (distance between centres 60 mm).

Connect the control wires.Close the box and fully tighten the terminal box coverscrew.

1. Room unit mounting

Esempio: versione a batterie.

2. Connection

Wet heating system with thermostat inputor replacement of a 2-wire thermostat

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If necessary, remove theshunt (electric wire)connecting the twothermostat input terminals.If the heating system hasa clock input, do not mistake it for thethermostat input.

Heating system with no thermostat input

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If the old thermostat isearthed (green/yellowwire) or has an anticipator, removethe correspondingwire. NL

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If the boilerdoes not have athermostat input,you can directlycontrol the circulator pump.

Electric Convectors

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A2

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Important :Certain contactors generate interference which mayaffect the thermostat's operation.Where this happens, it is advisable to connect a 230VRC auxiliary anti-interference device to the terminals ofthe contact switch coil(see manufacturer's catalogue).

To control electrical convectors, you MUST use apower contact switch that is suitable for the totalpower to be controlled.

Replacement of a 3-wire thermostat

Technical characteristics

Battery version• Powered by 2 x LR03 or AAA batteries (supplied)• Clock save: 30 seconds

Mains version• 230 V, 50 Hz power supply, ±10%• Power consumption: 2 VA• Clock back-up in event of mains outage:

1 hour (by capacitor)

• 2A / 230V output• Dimensions: WxHxD = 80 x 103 x 25 mm• Protection index: IP 30• Install in an environment with normal pollution

levels• Storage temperature: -10°C to +70°C• Operating temperature: 0°C to +40°C• Type 1C brownout• Class II insulation

TYBOXDaily/weekly programmable thermostat

Installation guide

Battery version

Thermostatinput

example: boiler

Convectors

Contactswitch

Thermostatinput

example: boiler

Mains version

Battery version Mains version

Battery version Mains version

Battery version

old thermostat’swire

wire to be removed :- anticipator- earthed (green/yellow wire)

old thermostat’swire

Mains version

Example of a boilerterminal box

do not mistake for theclock input (on someboiler models)

remove theshunt

wires to be connectedtothe thermostat

Delta Dore hereby declares that the equipment complieswith the essential requirements and other relevant provi-

sions of the R&TTE Directive 2004/108/CE(Electromagnetic Compatibility) and 2006/95/EC

(Low Voltage safety).

The EC declaration of conformity for this equipment isavailable, on request, from:

"Technical information" departmentDELTA DORE - Bonnemain - 35270 Combourg (France)

E-mail : info.techniques@deltadore.com

Because of changes in standards and equipment, the characteristics given in the textand the illustrations of this document are not binding unless confirmed by our services.

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To go to the configuration menus:turn the selector dial to

, then press and holdthe i button for 5seconds.

The unit will propose 2 configurations to choosefrom:

4. Configuration

After each menu has beenconfigured, the unit returnsto the choice of menus.To exit the onfiguration,turn the selector dial to theright.

5. Basic configurations (menu 1)Press button 1,

To change the various settings, press the + or - but-tons, then press OK to confirm the change and go tothe next setting.

With electric heating or hot water heater withthermostatic valve, the Comfort temperature can beprovided by adjusting the thermostat of each radiator.In this case, only Setback and Frost Protectiontemperatures are set by the TYBOX.

Menu available only in TYBOX 711

Returning to the factory configuration is possible foreach of the menus. Turn the selector dial to , thenpress and hold the i button for 5 seconds.

Follow the same steps for the other menus.To exit the mode, turn the selector dial to anothermode.

7. Return to the factory configuration

8. Summary table of configurations

1-01Type of program0 = weekly 1 = daily

1-02Programming increments0 = 1 hour 1 = 30 minutes 2 = 15 minutes

1-08Controlling the Comfort temperature0 = controlled by the TYBOX1 = by each radiator or convector

1-09Circulator pump anti-seizing0 = off 1 = on

2-01

Modification authorization0 = program and settings may be changed1 = program not modifiable and set-point temperature

settings limited (Comfort:16 to 22°C, Setback:13to 19°C, Frost Protection:5 to 11°C)

2-02Correction of the temperature measured by -5°C to +5°C in increments of 0.1°C

2-04Automatic mode temperature display option0 = Set-point temperature display1 = Room temperature display

2-09

(Menu available only in TYBOX 711)Contact type for control0 = NO contact1 = NC contact

To change the various settings, press the + or - buttons,then press OK to confirm the change and go tothe next setting.

6. Advanced configurations (menu 2)

Press button 2. If there is a difference between the temperature noted(thermometer) and the temperature measured anddisplayed by the unit, function 2-02 modifies the waythe probe takes measurements so as to compensatefor this difference.

Example:If the temperature displayedby the unit is 19°C andthe temperature measuredis 20°C, add 1°C to the display and confirm by pressing OK.

Important:In order to change this setting, the unit has to havebeen running for at least 2 hours beforehand.

When you turn the unit on for the first time, you willneed to set the time.

Turn the selector dial to .The days flash.

Press + or - to change the day, then press OKto confirm and continue on to the next setting.Repeat the operations to set the hours and minutes.

To leave the “setting the time” mode, turn the selectordial.

3. Starting up - Setting the time

2-01Modificationauthorization forthe user

0 Program and set-point (from 5 to30°C) modification authorized

1 Program and set-point settingmodification unauthorized(Comfort: 16 to 22°C,Setback: 13 to 19°C,Frost Protection: 5 to 11°C)

2-04Automatic modetemperaturedisplay option

0 Continuous set-point temperaturedisplay (by default).With this option, press i to display theroom temperature.

1 Continuous room temperature display.With this option, press i to display theset-point temperature.

1-01Choice of programming

0 Weekly (by default)

1 Daily

1-08Controllingthe Comfort temperature

0 Comfort temperature set by theTYBOX (by default)

1 Comfort temperature set on eachradiator or convector.In this option the screen displaysConF

1-09Circulator pump anti-seizing

0 Anti-seizing off (by default)

1 Anti-seizing on(circulator pumpoperates for 1 minute every 24hours)

2-09Contact typefor control

0 NO contact (by default)(closed = heating on)

1 NC contact (open = heating on)

1-02Choice of programmingincrements

0 1-hour increments (by default)

1 30-minute increments

2 15-minute increments

2-02Correction of thetemperature measured

Correction possible from -5°C to+5°C inincrements of 0.1°C. Pressthe + or - buttons to make changes,and confirm with the OK button.

Press the button of the menu you wish to rest, andhold the button for 5 seconds (example for menu 1).

Then press the OK buttonto confirm the reset.

Unit reference (for example, TYBOX 710)

Minutes

Hours

Days(1: Monday…

7: Sunday)

5 sec.

Unit version

Configurationmode

Basic configurations

Advanced configurations