Ecostrad iQ Ceramic - Programming

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ย. 2024

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  • @02coonjah
    @02coonjah หลายเดือนก่อน

    GREAT HEATERS ,VERY HAPPY, HIGHLY RECOMMEND! I purchased 3 heaters earlier this year (500watt/1500watt & 2000watt) and I've now decided to set up the programming as the weather has turned cold.
    I'm not sure why everyone is complaining about setting up the programme, it's very easy if you follow this video. Yes you do need some patience but once set up you don't need to worry about it again. These are smart heaters and run off the wifi, so worth checking your wifi signal strength in the room your heater is in.
    I set up my bedroom heater programme last night following steps in this video. The programme was also reflected on the app, I think is handy as you get an overview of all programmes then having to go to each individual heater to check what the programme is.
    This morning the bedroom heater came on a 6am (comfort mode) and without any sound, I did not hear the heater come on or any loud beeps and it turned off at 9am as I programmed.
    Please don't be put off by the comments, you just need some patience and to watch the video a couple times and it's very easy to set up.

  • @kevinmellor7954
    @kevinmellor7954 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What if you want the heater off midnight to 9am, Comfort mode 9am to 5pm, Economy mode 5pm to 10pm and off 10pm to midnight? In other words does each hour have to be Comfort or Economy - what about an 'OFF' setting?

  • @martina.6732
    @martina.6732 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Jeez, I was literally just about to order 6 of these radiators. Thank God I watched this video - order cancelled. Could they make it any more complicated?

    • @ElectricRadiatorsDirect
      @ElectricRadiatorsDirect  ปีที่แล้ว

      Hi there,
      We’re sorry to hear that and we appreciate your feedback. We understand the importance of user-friendly products and we’re committed providing a seamless experience for all our customers.
      As mentioned in the video, the easiest way to program the iQ Ceramic is via the app - this is a preferred method for many of our satisfied customers.
      However, if you prefer manual control and are looking to keep things as simple as possible, all you have to do is make sure the radiator is in Comfort Mode (Sun icon). If not, tap the ‘Tick’ icon to switch between modes. Then use ‘+’ or ‘-‘ to select your preferred temperature between 7 and 30 degrees. The radiator will continuously heat at this temperature until you switch the radiator off.
      If you have any questions about any of our products, please let us know.
      Thank you
      The ERD Team

    • @ja3724
      @ja3724 27 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Where you really though? 😂😂 they’re super easy in the app. What did you expect for a manual programming option?

  • @andrewbarker143
    @andrewbarker143 หลายเดือนก่อน

    After 1 years of ownership and 3-4 months of use I had an error code 2 .
    This means you may as well bin it.

  • @IanKnights-u8k
    @IanKnights-u8k 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Bought this heater for my 94 year old Mother, no wifi, Total nightmare. My Brother in law, x BT programmer, My sister IT manager & myself trying to piggy back off a sim card failed as no blue tooth option, Really!!!
    Mum was up at 4 am this morning opening the window as too hot, I,m going around for the seventh time to re programme. Big mistake purchasing this, just want on off, hotter cooler 7 day timer, how simple can this be?

    • @ElectricRadiatorsDirect
      @ElectricRadiatorsDirect  10 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi there, we're sorry to hear you're experiencing these problems with your radiator. Please call us on 0330 300 4444 and a member of our Customer Support team can assist with programming.
      Thank you
      The ERD Team

  • @magsdoneit1068
    @magsdoneit1068 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    What a palava would be better to turn on ,set heat, n off you go all up and running

  • @ina8137
    @ina8137 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Omg... The worst purchase ever. Everything is so complicated!! App just for to see how these radiators are made not how to set up!

  • @damon235
    @damon235 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Sorry but easy to programme via Wi-Fi but Bluetooth would be easier.
    That’s sadly where it ends
    Constant failures we are at 76% failure after just two years. Also no lock feature that simply turning off then back on can’t change so no good for holiday let’s etc.
    Also exact same unit is available for less than half the price from another manufacturer and sold by Argos - Avoid

  • @user-nl7bn3vc9y
    @user-nl7bn3vc9y หลายเดือนก่อน

    Avoid these radiators. They are a nightmare to set up. Even when that's been successful they drop the wifi signal (when wifi is fine), regularly - meaning you have to start again and again. They each make a loud beeping noise which wakes up the entire household when they turn on in the morning. You need two apps to set up and manage (three if you include Google home) - its ridiculous. Manually, or via the app - they are problematic. I had all my radiators set to a zone for ease of use - even that didn't work. It would sometimes turn all of the radiators on but not all of them off!? I then had to go around each radiator to make sure they were off . The app user display showed 'mixed' despite the fact all radiators had the same settings and it had turned them all on!? Voice control is a sham. You can't just say e.g. "Google turn on heating" for the zone you've chosen. Oh, no. You have to say "Google turn on 'kitchen' radiator", "Google turn on 'living room' radiator" and repeat this for every radiator you have - they don't tell you that in the videos. As for app programming it's a joke. I set up a schedule. It never worked. I set up a different schedule. Nope. Doesn't work. The radiators and app are allegedly developed in-house. It needs a major overhaul that can be applied to mugs like myself who invested in these problematic radiators. There is NOTHING smart about these. They are NOT user friendly. You'll spend a lot of time with the manual. A lot time watching videos. A lot of time with customer support. A lot of time wishing you'd bought different radiators. Absolutely awful. Best avoided.

  • @mertgumren8667
    @mertgumren8667 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    doing a phd was easier