Operation Manual

GB
Heater & hot water
13
114 Adria Motorhomes
13.3.1 Electrical floor temperature control system
You can only use the floor temperature control system when the vehicle is connected to a
230 V supply. For your safety, a transformer reduces the mains voltage to a low voltage which
is then fed to the heating foils.
The transformer (Fig. 88/3) for the electrical floor temperature control system is fitted in either
a bed box or in the garage depending on the model.
Using the electrical floor temperature control system:
 Check the circuit protection for the 230 V power supply at the camping site is adequate.
(350 W - 1.5 A)
 Check the connection cable is wound off fully from the cable reel.
 Check the 230 V circuit breaker in the vehicle is switched on.
 Check the mains plug of the transformer is connected to a 230 V socket.
 Turn the rotary switch clockwise to the desired heating level to switch the floor temper-
ature control system on.
Select one of the heating levels (20 V, 22 V, 24 V) to set the heater performance.
 In some vehicles with control panel NE 266, the heater must be additionally switched on
via the „AUX” light pressure sensor (Fig. 34/4) on the control panel.
 Turn the rotary switch anticlockwise to "0" to switch the floor heating off.
The electrical floor temperature control system has an overload protection. The overload pro-
tection triggers when the transformer is overloaded. The pin (Fig. 88/1) springs out.
Danger!
Risk of electric shock or short-circuit
 Do not drill any holes or screw in any screws in the floor when the vehicle is fitted with
an electrical floor temperature control system.
Danger!
Risk of overheating
 Do not cover the transformer.
Fig. 88 "Electrical floor temperature control system"
transformer
1 Overload protection pin
2 Rotary switch
3 Transformer
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