Assigning room names for cooling function

Assigning zones and issuing room names

Assigning setpoint adjusters of type HCW 23 to a zone

Setpoint adjusters of type HCW 23 have a fixed allocation to zones 1 and 2 due to their wiring.

If the remote controller HCW 23 is removed, the assignment has to be removed as well. "Refer to "Canceling assignment" on Page 38.

Assigning room names for cooling function

If the cooling function is activated (see Page 30), 2 room names can be assigned for each temperature zone. Example: "Heating living", "Cooling living". The time programs and setpoint values are activated by the heating or cooling input signal.

Switch closed	Cooling active
(terminals 1 and 3)
Switch open	Heating active
(terminals 1 and 3)

Assigning 2 room names to a temperature zone

►Enter room name in zoning plan.

►Press Installation button . The LED of zone 1 flashes red.

►Assign next setpoint adjuster.

►Continue when you have assigned the next setpoint adjuster:

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Honeywell HCE 60 manual Assigning setpoint adjusters of type HCW 23 to a zone, Assigning room names for cooling function

HCE 60 specifications

The Honeywell HCE 60 is a versatile and efficient heating solution designed to meet various indoor heating needs. Ideal for both residential and commercial applications, the HCE 60 features advanced technology that ensures optimal performance while prioritizing energy efficiency.

One of the standout features of the Honeywell HCE 60 is its adjustable thermostat. Users can select their desired temperature with precision, allowing for personalized comfort levels. The built-in safety features, including overheat protection and a tip-over switch, enhance its reliability, making it a safe choice for use in households with children or pets.

Equipped with powerful heating capabilities, the HCE 60 boasts a robust heating element that provides rapid warmth to any space. Its fan-assisted heating mechanism ensures that warmth is distributed evenly throughout the room, eliminating cold spots and maintaining a comfortable environment. The unit operates quietly, making it suitable for use in bedrooms, offices, or any area where noise could be a distraction.

The compact and portable design of the HCE 60 is another notable characteristic. With a lightweight construction and integrated handles, the heater can be easily moved from one room to another, allowing users to enjoy their preferred temperature wherever they are. The sleek appearance also blends seamlessly with various interior decors, making it an aesthetically pleasing addition to any space.

For accessibility, the HCE 60 includes a user-friendly control panel. The intuitive layout allows for easy operation, ensuring that users can effortlessly adjust settings as needed. Additionally, it features multiple heat settings, enabling users to choose between high, low, or eco modes based on their current heating requirements and energy-saving preferences.

Overall, the Honeywell HCE 60 combines safety, convenience, and performance in a single package. Its advanced features and technologies make it a top choice for anyone seeking an efficient and effective heating solution that delivers comfort without compromising on safety. Whether you need additional warmth during chilly months or are looking to maintain a consistent temperature in larger spaces, the HCE 60 stands out as a premier option in the world of portable heaters.

Contents

HCE Installation and OperationPage Contents Contents Overview ApplicationFor your information Classifying zones and actuators Installation procedureInstallation Configuration and electrical connection Determining temperature zones Creating a zoning planTurers Filling out zoning plan Example of zone divisions Page HCM Actuator Setpoint ad Room name at Zone Type, location Installation Dimensions of storey controller in mm Wall installation Installing Hometronic components DIN rail installation Damage to exposed components Configuration and electrical connection Plugging in the expansion module optional Opening housing Setting actuator Max. permis Switch Actuator type Property PositionCabling connections Permissible cable types and lengths Cable designation Connector 1 to Transformer lie open while the device is being Connecting actuators Diagonal cutter Connecting setpoint adjuster HCW Connecting boiler regression and pump relay Boiler feedback Connections of storey controller and pump relay Inserting connectors Closing housing of storey controller Installing antenna Starting up setpoint adjuster HCW Start-upPreparing for start-up Starting up setpoint adjuster HCU Starting up room temperature sensor HCFStarting up storey controller LED indicators on storey controller Operating modes of storey controller Normal modeFault mode Installation mode Cooling function Buttons Activating cooling function Assigning zones and issuing room names Example Assigning an HCW 22 setpoint adjuster to zone LED of the selected zone lights continuously red Following text is displayed Example Assigning room name Living to zone An * appears after Living Assigning zones and issuing room names Assigning setpoint adjusters of type HCW 23 to a zone Assigning 2 room names to a temperature zoneAssigning room names for cooling function LED of zone 1 flashes green/orange Canceling assignment Deleting assignment of a room name at the Hometronic Manager Checking configuration Saving settings on Hometronic Manager Checking wireless transmission Checking assignment of room names Displaying faults Closing setpoint adjuster Completing start-upHanding over zoning plan Resetting storey controller to state of delivery Glossary Appendix Problem Cause/Solution Help with problems Issuing room names on Appendix Overview of Hometronic heating components Zoning plan Distribution limitation Page Page Böblinger Straße 71101 Schönaich Tel Honeywell AG