Infloor Thermostat 29019 User Manual

Instruction manual

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Installation

1. Look for a location, which has a constant temperature in the house

and it is not near the door entry or air condition outlet (see example

on Figure 1).

Digital Thermostat P/N: 29019

Infloor Sales & Service SW

503 Gregg Drive

Buena Vista, Co 81211

(800) 608-0562

www.infloor.com

SPECIFICA TIONS:

Display Format: Liquid Crystal Display(LCD)

Power Input: AAA battery x 2

Contact Rating: 7A Resistive (3A inductive)

Sampling Rate: 1 Minute

Accuracy: 1°F

Temperature Control Range: 40-95°F

User selectable 3 mins. anti-short cycle delay

Differential selection: 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0°F

EEPROM (memory) for setting backup

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1

3

5

7A

NC

C

NO

WIRING DIAGRAMS:

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Figure 2

Figure 1

Figure 3

Figure 4

Figure 5

8. Snap back the terminal cover and

put the front cover back to the

base. Make sure the hooks on the

base are locked with front cover.

9. You can turn on the main power

switch for operation.

Up Arrow:

Increase Temperature

Setting and Operation:

1. When the thermostat is powered up, setpoint (default is 70

will be flashing for three seconds. Then the current room

temperature is displayed. Press either Up Arrow or Down Arrow

once to display current set temperature. Press once more to

enter setting mode and LCD display will indicate a flashing

temperature with “Temperature Set” and “Heat On” symbols as

shown above.

2. Press either Up Arrow or Down Arrow to set a desired

temperature. Every press on Up Arrow will increase 1°F and

every press on Down Arrow will decrease 1°F. Press and hold to

change the setting continuously.

3. When you have completed setting your desired temperature,

please wait for 5 seconds until the LCD display stops flashing.

Then the thermostat starts to operate to maintain your set

temperature. The LCD display on the front panel indicates the

current room temperature. When the thermostat is calling for

heat, “Heat ON” symbol appears on the LCD display until the

temperature reaches your set temperature.

To view the setpoint:

Press either Up Arrow or Down Arrow once.

Differential Selection:

The differential(Hysteresis) sets the temperature variation the

system allows below the temperature setpoint before switching

on the heating control. To change the differential setting, press

both Up Arrow and Down Arrow buttons at the same time for 5

seconds (The LCD display will show “dif SET”) until the current

value is displayed. Use Up or Down Arrow to select a new
differential value (0.5, 1, 1.5 or 2.0 ). After 5 seconds the

display will return to normal operation. Default is 1 .

Anti-Short Cycle Delay:

°F

)

°

F

°F

Anti-Short Cycle Delay can be set to ensure the output relay remains off

for 3 minutes after relay is de-energized. This feature can be used to

protect the heating equipment such as pump. Use the jumper to turn

on/off the delay function. Default is OFF. Press the Reset Button once

after changing the setting.

Heat On

Symbol

Down Arrow:

Decrease Temperature

Temperature Set

Symbol

Heating

Control

2. Warning!! Turn off your main

power switch before installing the

thermostat.

3. Open the front cover by using a

screwdriver to press a hook on top

of the front cover(see Figure 2).

Pull the front cover out with your

hand holding on both sides of the

cover(See Figure 3).

4. Remove the snap-on terminal

cover(printed with wiring diagram)

by pulling it out with your index

finger with a little bit of force.

5. Use the screws provided, mount the

base on the wall with screwdriver

(see Figure 4). The wires should go

through the lower part of the base

right below the terminal block into a

hole on the wall.

6. Follow the wiring diagram on

Figure 5. Insert the wires into the

terminal block and use a

screwdriver to tighten the screw on

top of the terminal block Before

wiring, you MUST check your

system-wiring diagram. If your

system is other than this type,

please consult with your local

dealer or a professional electrician.

Delay OFF

Delay ON

Jumper location

Figure 6

7. Install the two AAA batteries as

shown on Figure 6.

Reset Button

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