Some radiators are equipped with sensors capable of detecting a sudden drop in temperature, which may indicate that a nearby window has been opened.
Important: this detection does not trigger any automatic heating regulation.
The radiator continues to operate normally; it simply displays an alert or information to notify you of this situation.
What is the purpose of this information?
This alert is purely informative. It aims to make you aware of potential heat loss, to help you optimize your thermal comfort and energy consumption.
For example, if a window has been inadvertently left ajar in winter, this can lead to excessive energy consumption to maintain the room temperature. Thanks to this alert, you can react quickly.
What should I do if the alert appears?
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Check if a window or door is indeed open.
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Close it if it wasn't intentional.
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The information will then disappear automatically after a certain time, when the ambient temperature stabilizes.
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