2 Pole 4 Wire
WARNING
READ CAREFULLY – These instructions will help prevent difficulties that might arise during thermostat installation. Studying the instructions first may save considerable time and money later. Observing the following procedures will keep installation time to a minimum. Save these instructions for future use.
K702E-DTSB Autonomous Dual Timed Setback is designed to be used where an Automatic timed electric heat setback is needed and a second lower setback for longer away times. This is typically used in College dormitories, Motels, Temporary housing, and anywhere the tenant is not finically responsible for the cost of heating and has an active life pattern. This guarantees and reinforces good energy-saving habits and places the burden on the Tenant for the higher heating levels and their efforts to remain above a predefined reasonable and typically comfortable level.
Be safe and smart, electricity can cause severe injury or death.
If you are uncomfortable hire an electrician for the project
This Autonomous Dual Timed Setback is for small fan electric heaters, baseboards, radiant ceilings, wall panel heaters, cove heaters, or any 208/240 Line voltage resistance heating systems that do not have an electric motor over 1/3 hp. The thermostat will be warm to the touch on top. This is normal operation and also provides air currents across the face of the thermostat that better help it senses room temperature.
Display Temperature Offset Compensation:
In unusual cases, your Autonomous Dual Timed Setback may register “Room Temperature” higher than what the actual temperature. You can adjust the registering value by using the Temperature Compensation value.
Reset Your Autonomous Dual-Timed Setback:
In case your thermostat is not functioning correctly, (possibly due to a static charge) you can reset the unit back to the factory settings.
Locate the RESET button on the right side of the unit, lightly press the button with a pointy object, and the unit will reset.
Timed comfort is where the burden is on the tenant to maintain their set point. Where the Landlord is providing comfortable heating and the tenant is responsible for maintaining the set point. Typical uses are Dormitory, Public, or temporary housing applications. Public bathrooms, Motel, and Hotel applications,s or anywhere a guaranteed setback is required not based on time of day.
Manual Programming of Jumpers JP1,2,3,4:
Manual Temperature Adjustment Range: 55°-74°F (13-23°C)
If no jumpers are added the Default temperatures and times are followed.
The sequence of Operation of the thermostat in the Default setting.
Tenant sets the thermostat to 70°F/21°C for Comfort: After 2 hrs. The minor setback drops the temperature to 66°F/19°C.
If the tenant doesn’t increase the temperature after 48 hrs. thermostat will drop to 55°F/13°C. The tenant may increase the temperature at any time but will continually reset the timing but will eventually set back to guaranteeing energy savings.
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