Danfoss FP720 Full Programmer v2
The FP720 heating timer provides flexible schedule setups to suit your lifestyle and ensure that heating is only called for during the normal home routine. The timers are used to switch your gas boiler either directly or via motorised zone valves and when used together with room thermostats can provide full heating and comfort control.
The FP720 includes a large, easy to read backlit display with straightforward intuitive layout. Current day, time and on/off period is shown in the large top section along with icons showing status of the output channels.
By pressing the CH channel button the user has the option to override each of the output relays. At the bottom of the display the channel setting is shown where the user can select for Auto, +1hr Boost or Constant On or Off control.
FP720 can be setup to control heating and domestic hot water channels with seperate schedules or 2 heating zones. The display differentiates between these setups and indicates the channel type on the display.
- Battery Backup in case of power cut
- 24hr/5-2 Day or 7 Day timing
- LCD Backlight
Replaces (use existing backplate & wiring):
Danfoss Randall MP15, MP75, FP15, FP50C, FP75, FP715, FP715Si, FP7801, CP15, CP75, CP715, CP715Si
Ask a Question about Danfoss FP720 Full Programmer v2
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No. The backplate will need to be changed.
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1) I'm not sure what you mean by normal timer. Please email us a photo if you are unsure of the make/model.
2) No you just program on/off times
3) No it is not app controlled.
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This does not control temperature. You will need the HCO code 06B18 instead.
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If the boiler is still running when both thermostats are turned down, then the fault will be the motorised valve.
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The complete back panel will need to be removed to gain access to the battery.
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Yes just press the CH to switch between heating and hot water. The manual is available to download on the downloads tab.
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They are:
Height [mm] 90 mm
Width [mm] 155 mm
Depth [mm] 31 mm
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The FP720 needs a little more wire length, so as long as there is some flexibility in the wires, then it is not a difficult job.