Nobo NTE4T24 - User Manual

Programmable Timer

for NTE4T Series

Set current day and time

Enter “settings” menu

Press bottom left button to select “set day/time” menu

The day function should be flashing.
1. Select day by pressing up or down arrow.
2. Press bottom left button to confirm day.
Now do the same to select and confirm hour and minute of current time.

NB: Time is in 24 hour format.

Quick Start guide

This instruction manual will show you how to use the timer on the heater. If you do not want to
use the timer, please simply skip to the “Set current day and time” section to learn how to input
the time. You can control the thermostat with the up and down buttons and turn the heater on
and off with the switch on the side of the heater.

timer Overview

The timer has two heat modes: one for

“day/peak” and one for “night/off peak”.

You can set a different temperature for

both of these periods, for example,

to keep the room warm during the

day while you are using it and then to

take the chill off the room when you

are sleeping.

The desired temperature for each heat

mode can be set to between 7°C and

30°C. Alternatively, you can just have the

heater turn off in either mode.

The icon in the bottom left of the screen

(either a sun or moon symbol) will denote

the current heat mode (either day/peak

or night/off-peak).

Sometimes, you may want to switch your current heat mode (from the default mode set for the current time) to the

non-current mode e.g. from day/peak to night/off-peak or vice versa.
You may want to do this to allow you to adjust the desired temperature/thermostat of the non-current mode.
Or you may want to apply the other heat mode at this current moment (e.g. you may want to turn up the temperature

temporarily without distorting the pre-programmed settings)

To manually switch heat modes (e.g. from night/off-peak to day/peak or vice versa), simply press the top left button

next to the picture of either the sun or the moon. That icon should now get highlighted with a black background and

the desired temperature in the display screen should also change (assuming the alternative heat mode has a different

temperature).
In the diagram shown, the desired temperature/thermostat has changed from 21 (set for day/peak mode) to 16 degrees

(set for night/off peak mode).
Press the same button again to go back to the default heat mode for the current time.
Note: for safety reasons, at 3am each day, if the heat mode has been manually overridden, the heater will automatically

switch back to the default heat mode for that time. Manual overrides will also end when a new timing setting starts.

To lock the timer (e.g. so children cannot change the settings), press and hold the two left buttons for one

second. A lock icon should show up on the right side of the display screen.
To unlock the timer, again press and hold the two left buttons for one second. The lock icon should disappear

and the regular settings should reappear on the display screen.

Manually Overriding Heat Modes

Heater on light

key Lock

This light will illuminate when the

heating element is on.

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Selects the function shown in the top right of

the display screen. In many menus, this button

will take you back to the previous screen.

Scroll down/decrease

Scroll up/increase

Desired

temperature

for current

heat mode

Press top left button to

manually override the

current heat mode –

see “Manual Override

Heat Mode” section

Current day

and time

Current heat

mode is

“day/peak”

Selects the function shown in the bottom right

of the display screen. In many menus, this

button will confirm your settings.

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