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Palma Twin Operating Instructions
4.4 Using the Palma Twin - Manually in "2kW heating mode
If you want to heat a room or a greenhouse, use one of the two operating modes for heating. The "2kw
heating mode" is selected by setting the right-hand selection switch to the symbol. You can now
regulate the temperature with the left-hand temperature switch. If you are using the Palma Twin without a
digital temperature display, you can use a thermometer to determine the temperature in the room. If the
temperature is too high or too low, you can adjust it by turning the left thermostat switch. When the
desired room temperature is reached, slowly turn the thermostat counterclockwise until the switch-off
point is reached. The switch-off point means that the heating heats up to this point (heating is indicated by
the red signal light). If the left switch is set below this switch-off point, the fan heater does not heat, even
though you may have set the fan heater to "heating" mode. The fan heater always heats the room as soon
as the room temperature falls below the set level (switch-off point). You can also hear the switch-off point
by a "click" or recognise it by the signal light (above the switch-off point, the signal light lights up, heating
is in progress. Below the switch-off point the signal light does not light up, the Palma is not heating). If
there are temperature discrepancies, you must adjust them slightly. Due to the bimetal thermostat's
measuring tolerance of
± 5 °C, it may be necessary to check the set temperature with a thermometer and readjust if
necessary.
Please note! Unfortunately, it is not possible to print a temperature scale on the thermostat switch, as
the behaviour of each greenhouse varies according to size, insulation, filling level and location.
The illustration shows as an example: Palma Twin set to 2kw heating on level 8.
Signal lamp
2 kW heat output
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