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Your new electronic thermostat is equipped with a microprocessor and proportional integral adaptive (PIA) temperature control technology for total comfort. Depending on the selected model, this thermostat has been designed to control: A: The Ambient temperature (using an electric heating system) AF: The Ambient temperature with Floor temperature limit (using a floor heating system to heat the room) F: The Floor temperature (floor heating) NOTE: This control module must be mounted on a PB112 Series power base. The thermostat has an On/Standby switch making it possible to put the thermostat in sleep mode when its use is no longer required (e.g. summer). FOR A AND AF MODELS ONLY At the rear of the control module is a switch that has been factory-set to the applicable temperature control. NOTE: The AF model can be used for all temperature control types (A, F and AF). At the rear of the control module are two potentiometers. These potentiometers act like a temperature lock. Even when occupants adjust the temperature using the dial on the front/rear of the control module, the potentiometers override the dial and maintain the temperature within the locked-in minimum and maximum range. .. A - ambient temperature .. F & AF - floor temperature limit Use a flat tip screwdriver to rotate the potentiometers until the notch points to the desired temperature. Turn the dial to the desired temperature. TH113: The dial is located on the front of the control module. TH116: The dial is located on the rear of the control module. The min. position indicates the minimum temperature setpoint: 45°F (7°C). TH113 TH116 Public Area Note: The ambient sensor is not operational when the switch is set to I (up). ! " Potentiometers Notch # $ TH113 TH116 Temperature dial Align the bracket tabs on the control module with the holes located on the power base. NOTE: Keep the thermostat's air vents clean and free from obstructions. NOTE: The screw cannot be removed completely. The GFCI monitors the electrical flow for any loss of current; if there is any loss, the thermostat will cut off power to the heating system. We recommend you test the GFCI immediately after installing the control module, and once a month thereafter to ensure it is operating properly. To test: ! Press the TEST button: • Successful: TEST warning light is ON and power to heating system is cut off. • Unsucessful: The TEST warning light is OFF. Cut power to heating system from the main power panel and call customer service. " When successful, reset thermostat (STANDBY/ON) to power heating system. NOTE: If the test warning light comes ON during normal operation, cut power to heating system from the main power panel and have an electrician verify the installation. The TH113 and TH116 are equipped with a remote input which allows connection of an optional telephone controller (CT240) or any other remote control system. When a command signal is received through this input, the thermostat automatically lowers its setpoint by 3.5°C. The LED lights up to indicate the signal’s presence (except for GA and GB models). Bypass (not available for GA and GB power base): The TEST button can be used to bypass the signal for a 2-hour period. The LED goes off to indicate the bypass. NOTE: When combined with a GA/GB power base, the TEST button is used only for GFCI testing. The bypass function is not available with these power base models. $ Models: TH113 and TH116 A / AF / F Setting range: 45°F, 59°F to 95°F (7°C, 15°C to 35°C) Potentiometers: minimum: 41°F to 77°F (5°C to 25°C) maximum: 59°F to 95°F (15°C to 35°C) Accuracy: ± 0.9°F (0.5°C) Storage: -4°F to 120°F (-20°C to 50°C) %" AUBE TECHNOLOGIES INC. ONE (1) YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY This product is guaranteed against workmanship defects for a one year period following the initial date of purchase. During this period, AUBE Technologies Inc. will rep...
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