EPH Wired Central Heating & Hot Water Programmer - White

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This guide is for users of the EPH Wired Central Heating & Hot Water Programmer (A27-HW), a two-zone programmer designed to control central heating and hot water systems. It offers flexible scheduling options and a user-friendly interface for easy operation. Note that while this programmer is designed for easy installation, professional installation is recommended if you are not familiar with electrical wiring.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | A27-HW |
| Brand | EPH |
Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on setting the time and date. Typically, you will enter the setup menu and use the buttons to adjust the values.
Use the programmer's interface to set the on and off times for heating and hot water. You can usually select different schedules for weekdays and weekends.
The boost function provides immediate heating or hot water for a set period, overriding the scheduled settings.
Activate the holiday mode to prevent the heating from turning on while you are away. This is usually found in the settings menu.
Consult the user manual for the specific reset procedure. Typically, you hold down a specific button or combination of buttons while the unit powers on.
The user manual is included with the product. You may also find a digital version on the manufacturer's website.
The service interval timer is a reminder to schedule maintenance for your heating system, usually annually. You can set the interval.
While the programmer is designed for easy installation, professional installation is recommended, especially if you are not familiar with electrical wiring. Incorrect wiring can be dangerous.
Check the programmer settings to ensure the correct time and schedule are set. Verify that the boiler is receiving power and that the system is not in holiday mode.
Check the power supply to the programmer. Ensure the fuse is intact and that the wiring connections are secure.
Try resetting the programmer by turning off the power at the circuit breaker for a few minutes, then turning it back on. Check the batteries (if applicable).
Check the wiring connections to ensure they are correct and there are no crossed wires. Check the settings for the on/off times and make sure there are no overlaps.