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Quick Reference Guide

The table below describes the operation of each of the four numbered switching tappets.

The LED’s will light to indicate when the central heating and/or hot water is on.

Setting the timing dial

After the tappets have been set rotate the dial through 24 hours in the direction of the arrows printed on the dial, until the

correct time is shown opposite the timing mark.

In setting the time of day, optimum accuracy is achieved by moving the dial clockwise close to the correct time, then turn-

ing gently anti-clockwise against the stop mechanism. If necessary make a fine adjustment by one further click clockwise

and turn against the stop again. This replicates the action of the tappet against the cam as the dial rotates and enables

closer setting of the time.

Note: rotating the dial the wrong way could result in damage to the Timer

Advance Facility

The SM1 Electro Mechanical Programmer is fitted with one advance button, the SM2 two advance buttons.

These buttons will advance the programme to the next switching event, i.e. if on it will go off, if off it will go on. For exam-

ple, by pressing the appropriate advance button when the time control is in the middle of a heating cycle will make the time

control move to a heating off position.

This facility enables you to override your programme temporarily. The programme will revert to normal timed operation at

the next switching event. Thus if you are going out in the evening and don’t want the rest of the evenings programme you

can press the advance button to turn the heating or hot water on/off until the next programmed event. If both circuits are

to be advanced each circuit should be treated as a separate function.

NB. If the programmer has been set to the Gravity hot water mode and the heating is off, pressing the heating advance

will also bring on the hot water circuit.

Set the link on the back of the time control to P or G according to type of system.

For a pumped system remove the link and for a gravity system leave the link in place

P– Fully PUMPED and controlled system, allowing heating and hot water to be selected and function separately.

G– GRAVITY fed hot water system which does not permit heating to be on without hot water. It is possible to have hot

water without heating.

Note: this link is not fitted on the SM1 timeswitch.

Make sure mains input has a 3 Amp fuse

Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician or heating engineer and must conform to the I.E.E. Regulations

for Electrical Equipment of Buildings and all other relevant standards.

In many cases the SM2 programmer will fit directly on to the existing wall-plate without any changes to existing wiring. The

chart below shows which programmers can be directly replaced and the wiring detail of those that will need the wall-plate

to be changed.

Generally, when fitting the SM1 timeclock, although it will fit onto existing wall-plates, some wiring changes will be neces-

sary. Please consult the chart below for guidance. The SM1 has Volt-Free terminals so you need to fit a link from L to

Terminal 1 on the wall-plate if you want 230V output.

The SM1 timeswitch will automatically switch your boiler ON and OFF once or twice a day, at whatever times you choose.

The SM2 central heating programmer will automatically switch your heating and hot water system ON and OFF once or

twice a day, at whatever times you choose.

If you have a fully pumped and controlled system you will be able to have central heating without hot water and vice versa.

You can choose a different mode for your heating to hot water.

A gravity-fed hot water system does not allow heating to be on without hot water.

You also have the option to obtain continuous ON or OFF operation.

Type: SM1 24-Hour Timeswitch

SM2 24-Hour Programmer

Voltage:

Rating:

Ambient Temp:

0 °C to 50 °C Storage

Wiring:

Maintenance:

These Electro Mechanical Time Controls are simple to use central heating controllers which can be set to give the pro-

gramme you want as described below.

Using the switching tappets

The four tappets round the timing dial can be moved by pushing them in towards the dial and sliding them round to the

desired switching time. When they are released they engage with the underside of the dial where they are securely held

in position.

Twice a day setting

Push the hot water and/or central heating slide button to the “twice” position. Start with number 1 tappet which must be

pushed and moved round the dial to the first On setting time required, release pressure to secure. Move number 2 tap-

pet in the same way to the first chosen Off time. Move the number 3 tappet to your second On time and the number 4

tappet to the last Off time.

Once a day setting

Slide the hot water and/or central heating slide buttons to the “once” position. The programmer will now only operate the

number 1 tappet for On, ignore the 2 and 3 tappets and operate the number 4 tappet for Off.

Note: it is important to use the correct tappets for the ON and OFF switchings otherwise the wrong programme will result.

SM1 & SM2 Electro Mechanical Time Controls

Before Installation

Switching Tappet No. Twice a Day Setting Once a Day Setting

One Heating/Hot Water on Heating/Hot Water on

Two Heating/Hot water off Tappet not in use

Three Heating/Hot Water on Tappet not in use

Four Heating/Hot Water off Heating/Hot Water off

Timer Setting

Programming the SM1 & SM2

Installation

Pol ution degree:l2

Rated impulse volatge: 2.5 kV

Ball pressure test temperature: 85°C

No user maintenance should be attempted.

Designed for fixed wiring only to comply with current I.E.E. regulations.

0 °C to 45 °C Operating

2 (1) A 230V AC

230V AC +10% -15% 50 Hz

TECHNICAL DATA

PROGRAMMER

PROGRAMMERPROGRAMMER

Make

MakeMake Model

Model

ModelModel

Drayton N L 1 2 3 4SM2

Drayton miGenie Wish 2 N L 1 2 3 4

Drayton MiTime MT721R, MiTime RF Pack 2 & Pack 3 N L 1 2 3 4

Drayton Lifestyle LP112, LP241, LP522, LP722, LP241Si, LP522Si, LP722Si N L 1 2 3 4

Drayton Tempus 3, 4, 6, 7 (Old models), Tempus 6, 7 N L 1 2 3 4

Switchmaser 400, 600 (No connection to terminal 4 on 600) N L 4 3 1

Switchmaser 805. 900, 900i N L 4 2 3 1

ACL MP (Towerchron) 2 1

ACL FP (Towerchron) 2 1 8 611 10

British Gas EMP2, UP1, UP2 N L 1 2 3 4

Danfoss CP15, CP715, FP15, FP715 ( Mkl8), CP715Si, FP715Si N L 1 2 3 4

3020P, 3060 E 7 6 4 2

4033 (link 1-6) E 7 6 5 3 4 2

102, 102E, 102E5, 102E7, (link 6-3) E 5 6 1 2

701 (link L-5 and 5-6) E N L 3 1

702 (link L-5 and 5-6) E N L 4 2 3 1

922, 972 (link L-2 and 2-5) E N L 1 4 3 6

SET2, SET2E, SET3E, SET3M, FP975, SET5 (link L-2 and 2-5) E N L 3 6 1 4

Honeywell ST699/799 (link L-5 and 5-8) N L 7 4 6 3

ST7100 (link L-3 and 3-6) N L 7 4 8 5

Horstmann

Myson Microtimer (link L-5 and 5-8) N L 7 4 6 3

MEP2C N L 1 2 3 4

Potterton Myson All EP2000's, EP3000's, Eo6000's, (link L-5 and N-N) N L 1 2 3 4

Mini Minder N L 1 2 3 4

Siemens/Landis & Staefa RWB2, RWB2E, 20, 40, 102, 200, 252 & 270, RWB9, RWB29 N L 1 2 3 4

Sunvic Select 207, SunPro 2000 N L 1 2 3 4

SP50, SP100 (link L-3) N L 1 4 2 5

Salus EP200, SP220 N L 1 2 3 4

Grasslin Towerchron DP72, QE2 N L 1 2 3 4

Sangamo M5, (link 1-6) N L 1 8

Ch3

Ch3Ch3 on

on on

Ch4

Ch4Ch4 on

on on

Ear

EarEarth

thth

Neu

NeuNeutra

tra

tratral

Liv

LivLive

Ch1

Ch1Ch1 on

on on

Ch2

Ch2Ch2 on

on on

6 1 4

525, 527, 425 Diadem, H21, H27, H121, Tiara, (link L-2 and L-5), Channelplus

H21Xl, H27Xl, H27ZXL NE L 3

3 4

ST6200, ST6300, ST6400, ST6450, ST6400S, ST9400A/C, ST9400S,

ST9500C, Y9420H RF2 Pack 2, Y9420S RF2 Pack 3, Y9520Z RF2 Pack 5 N L 1 2

TIMESWITCH

TIMESWITCHTIMESWITCH

Make

MakeMake Model

Model

ModelModel

Drayton SM1 N L 1 2 3 4

Drayton miGenie Wish 1 N L 1 2 3 4

Drayton MiTime MT711R, MiTime RF Pack 1 N L 1 2 3 4

Drayton Lifestyle LP111, LP711, LP111Si, LP711Si N L 1 2 3 4

Drayton Tempus 1 and 2 N L 1 3 2 4

Drayton Tempus 1 and 2 (Old models) N L 1 2 3 4

Switchmaster 300, 980 N L 4 1

ACL TC (Towerchron) 2 1 4 7

British Gas EMT2, UT1, UT2 N L 1 3 2 4

Danfoss TS15, 75 (Mkl8) E N L 1 4 5/62

TS715, TS715Si N L 1 4 2 3

TS975 E N L 5 4 6 1,2,3

SET1, SET1E E N L 5 4 6

SET4 E N L 5 4 6

103, 103E, 103E5, 103E7 4 5 6 3 1 2

911, 971 E N L 5 6 4 2

Honeywell

ST7000B N L 1 2 3 4

Horstmann Centaur SC1, SC7 L 3 2

Channelplus H17XL, H11XL EN L 4 6

Centaur Plus C11, C17, C17-ZW N L 2 4 3

Emerald 423, pear Auto N L 2 4 3

517, Coronet, H11, H17 E N L 3 4

Myson Microtimer (link L-5 and 5-8) E N L 5 4 6

MEPIC N L 1 3 2 4

Potterton Myson EP4000, 4001, 4002, 5002 N L 5 4 2

Siemens/Landis Staefa RWB3 N L 4 3

RWB27, RWB30, RWB50, 100, 152, 170 N L 4 4 3

RWB7 E N L 2 4 3

Sunvic Select 107, SunPro1000 N L 1 3 2 4

SP20, SP35 N L 3 5 4 5

Salus EP101,SP120 N L 4 3

Grasslin Towerchron N L 2 4QE1

T2001, T2001Q E N L 7

Sangamo E 4 6 3 1M6

Smiths Centroller Mk1 & Mk2 N L 3 2

Centroller 30 1 2 3/4

Centroller 300, 980 N L 4 1

Venner Vennerette N LINELOADL

ST6100A, ST6100C, ST6100S, ST9100A/C, ST9100S, Y9120H RF 2 PACK 1, Y9120W RF 2 PACK

4N L 241

Off

OffOff

Spare

SpareSpare

Earth

EarthEarth

Neutral

NeutralNeutral

Live

LiveLive

Common

CommonCommon

OnOn

These are typical wiring diagrams and can be used to help with wiring the SM2 into existing systems.

The arrowed numbers relate to terminals on the junction box. If the boiler has pump overrun, please consult the boiler man-

ufacturers handbook.

LINK L – 1 FOR 230V OUTPUT. NO LINK REQUIRED FOR LOW VOLTAGE

ACTIONS A - Fit onto existing wall-plate, no wiring changes required.

B- Use existing wall-plate but move wires as indicated on the chart.

C- Fit new wall-plate and wire as indicated on the chart.

Using an EXISTING WALL – PLATE

Switch off the mains. Loosen the securing screws on the old programmer and unplug it. Check that there is 59mm clear-

ance to the right of the wall-plate and 28mm above.

These clearances are required for fitting purposes not operation.

Plug the control onto the wall-plate. Re-tighten securing screws. Check the fuse is 3A and switch on mains. Set timing

and programme as detailed in Programming section.

Fitting NEW WALL – PLATE provided

Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician or heating engineer and must comply with current I.E.E.

Regulations for Electrical Equipment of Buildings and all other relevant standards.

Position the wall-plate with 59 mm clearance to its right, 28 mm above and access to the securing screws underneath (See

Diagram). Ensure that the supporting surface will fully cover the back of the programmer. The ideal location is 1.4 m above

floor level, accessible, reasonably lit and free from condensation or extremes of temperature.

Fix the wall-plate, terminals at the top, either direct to a flat wall using wall plugs and No. 6 x 1” wood screws or on a flush

mounting single conduit box type UA1 (BS4662) using M3.5 x 14 screws. DO NOT use a surface mounting box.

Ensure the mains supply is switched off then make wiring connections as shown on this leaflet.

After wiring, plug in the control and tighten the securing screws. Check the fuse is 3A and switch on the mains. Set the

time and programme as detailed in Programming section.

Always switch off the mains before removing the time control from the wall plate. NEVER FIT THE PROGRAMMER TO

A LIVE WALL – PLATE.

Accessories

The DPT2 decoration plate can be used to cover damaged paint/wallpaper when replacing programmers of a larger size.

This should be fitted to the wall prior to the new Wall-plate being fitted. The decorative plate is 180x160mm. Full instruc-

tions are supplied with the DPT2.

The SBT2 spacer box can be used if the existing programmer has been used as a wiring centre and you require more

space behind the unit. There is sufficient space for a 10 way 3 Amp terminal block.

CONFORMS TO THE ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING DIRECTIVE

/EEC – Electromagnetic compatibility

/EEC - Low voltage directive

2011/65/EU - RoHS directive

Technical Helpline: +44 (0)

Website: www

Email: customer

Key for Room and Cylinder thermostat

C = Common N = Neutral

H = Call for Heat E = Earth

S = Satisfied L = Live

Wiring colour codes

GR = Grey RD = Red

Y = Yellow W = White

BK = Black OR = Orange

BL = Blue BR = Brown

Y/G = Yellow/Green

Dimensions & Wiring Diagrams

6490015-1 IssD

Relevant EC Directives:

Standards: EN60730-1; EN60730-2-7

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