WarmlyYours FeelsWarm® Countertop Heating - Manual (Page 10)

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7. INSTALL THERMAL CONTROL UNIT
The Thermal Control Unit (TCU) permits the temperature to be adjusted down from the automatic maximum temperature
of the heater and provides a quick method for turning the unit on or off. Plug the transformer into the TCU. Then, plug the
power cord from the TCU into a 120V outlet.
A typical installation is shown. The transformer typically lies in a cupboard or in the bottom of a cabinet. The transformer may
feel warm to the touch, or a bit hot in some cases: this is normal.
Generally, once the desired temperature of the countertop has been established over a one or two day period, changes to
the temperature setting are infrequent. Therefore, it is common to put the TCU within a cabinet or other location hidden
from view but still accessible for periodic use. The TCU can be mounted onto the inside wall of a cabinet using the included
double-sided adhesive strips, or it can be permanently mounted with screws, or even hardwired by a licensed electrical
contractor.
When operating the heater for the first time, set the dial to HI and use the countertop for 24 hours. This is the most common
setting and will most likely result in the desired the temperature. When set at HI, the heater automatically raises the
temperature of the countertop to approximately 20 degrees Fahrenheit above the temperature of the unheated areas of
stone. If the countertop surface temperature is too warm, due to elevated room temperature or other factors, then either turn
the TCU to OFF or adjust it to a lower setting
Approx. 72”
Thermal Control Unit
Approx. 60”
Approx. 42”
Approx. 24”
Heating Element
Transformer
To 120V House Outlet
Approx. 72”
Thermal Control Unit
Approx. 60”
Approx. 42”
Approx. 24”
Heating Element
Transformer
To 120V House Outlet
Installation Instructions SECTION 2