Samsung 221130-D01 Thermostat Remote Controller User Guide
Quick guide for the Samsung 221130-D01 thermostat remote controller. Learn about button functions, screen navigation, and system status indicators for your heat pump system.
Quick answers from the manual
Quick answer
- The Samsung 221130-D01 is a remote controller for Air to Water Heat Pumps. It allows users to manage temperature, operation modes, and system settings via a multi-screen interface (Home, Zone, DHW, Settings). p. 1, 2
Key actions
- Save settings p. 1
- Access detailed settings p. 1, 2
First start
- Ensure the system is powered. The display will show the Home screen. Use the Option button to access advanced settings. p. 2
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Problems and fixes
Ensure you save before the 180-second timeout expires.
p. 2Where to find it in the PDF
- Remote Controller Overview p. 1
- Home Screen p. 2
- Zone Screen p. 2
- DHW Screen p. 2
- Settings Screen p. 2
Table of contents
Manual images
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The Samsung 221130-D01 is a remote controller designed for Air to Water Heat Pump systems. It provides a centralized interface to monitor system status, adjust temperatures, and configure advanced settings. The interface relies on a navigation pad and specific function buttons to interact with the Home, Zone, DHW (Domestic Hot Water), and Settings screens.
Remote Controller Buttons
The remote controller features the following primary controls:
- Operation On/Off button (LED display): Turns the heat pump power on or off. The LED indicates the status (ON: Operating, Blinking: Error, OFF: Off).
- Up/Down buttons: Move between items vertically or change the set temperature.
- Left/Right buttons: Move between items horizontally or change the item value.
- OK button: Saves your new settings.
- Save & Return button: Saves settings and returns to the previous step.
- Option button: Accesses the detailed setting function.
Screen Navigation
The controller uses several screens to manage the system:



- Home Screen: Displays outdoor temperature, date/time, and status for Zone 1, Zone 2, and DHW.
- Zone Screen: Shows set temperature, current water outlet/indoor temperatures, and operation modes (Auto, Cool, Heat).
- DHW Screen: Displays set temperature, current water outlet temperature, and operation modes (Economic, Standard, Power, Forced).
- Settings Screen: Accessed via the Option button. Allows configuration of Quiet, Outing, Schedule, Energy, and Priority settings.
Operation Tips
- Timeouts: If no button is pressed for 180 seconds while in the Option menu, settings are not saved and the screen reverts to the Home screen.
- Automatic Selection: In certain menus, if no button is pressed for 7 seconds, the highlighted function is automatically selected.
- Inactive Functions: Unavailable functions are marked as inactive and cannot be selected or modified.
- Language Dependency: The operation mode display may change depending on the selected language.
Manufacturer information
Samsung Electronics
Practical help
Common problems
Ensure you press the OK or Save button before the 180-second timeout expires. If the screen reverts to the Home screen, the changes were not saved.
If a function is marked as inactive, it is currently unavailable based on your system's specifications or configuration.
Before use
- Verify the remote controller LED is active.
- Check if the system is powered on.
- Ensure the correct language is selected for the display.
- Confirm if Zone control or DHW support was enabled during initial installation.
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Specs in practice
- LED Blinking
- An error has occurred in the system.
Images and diagrams
- The remote controller features a central navigation pad (Up, Down, Left, Right) surrounded by function buttons (OK, Save & Return, Option).
- The LED display is integrated into the On/Off button.
Model compatibility
- Some functions may not be available depending on specific product specifications.
- The Home screen layout varies based on whether Zone control and DHW support were selected during initial installation.
Manual page author
David Miller
Documentation analyst