Lux Products T10-1141/PSM30 Installation And Operation Instruction

T10-1141/PSM30
HEATING ONLY THERMOSTAT
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SPECIFICATIONS
ELfiCTRICAL RATING.24 Vac (30 Maximum)
SWITCH ACTION .Open CJonlact Switert
ANTICIPATOR RATING.0 TSAtO 1
2A
TEMPERATURE RANGE.50"F to 90"f
INSTAllATIQN & OPERATION
1]. THERMOSTAT LOCATION
For accurats Mmperati/re control and comtoit, corred localcrt is very rvodani
On new tfistsKshcra. Ihe QutdeJirtes hsied bebw should be bikiwsd a$ closely
as possible When replecin^ an old ihermoslst. Install the now one m the same
looaUon unless these conditions suggest otherwise
1 Locate Ihe theimosiat on an rieide wsl about Ave <ee( above the floor,
where i is easy to inslalf and adjust It should be r> a room that is teed
oUen, such as a family room.
2 Os not instaB il where mere are unusual heating conditions, such as direct
sunlight close io a lamp, radio, teieveion, radiator regisier. near a
litepiMe, or other heat producing appeance. Also, check for hoi water
pipos within (he wail ot a stove on the other side of the wall.
3 Do not locate ^nunustfilcooiing ccndittens, such as on an outside wal, oroie
separating ar unheated rocm, or r drafts trornstarweis, doers, or wndow^
4. Do not locale m a damp or humid area TNs cat> shorten thermostat tNe
due to corrosion
S Do not locate where av circulation is poor such as in a corner, alcova. or
behind an open doer.
S Do not install uriil al constrvctioo work and panting have Men cornpleted.
2» TOOLS REOUIREO
Wirestnpper or knife, dHH with ^is* bit, scrawdnvei, level and a pencil
31 REMOVING OLD THERMOSTAT
Please reed all insinjctions carafuly. As you complete each step, oheck the
adfotning square
I Disccmect ettclncity and turn ofl gas lo the heater.
I Remove cover Item old thermosial.
~ Loosen all screws
Disccnnect wires from ihewnostat making sure they do not Fall back iiu«de
the wait
' Stre> naulaticin^" frcrntvfreertds and clsanofF any ccrroeiorv.
Rl walcpervng with ncn>ocmbjstiCilensulation Io piavant dralts licm
atleciinq ihermostal
_i Anach wires to Temiinel screws Shown in Figure 2. (Either wira to ai(he<
temiirtal) Push excess wire back mio wan opening
. Ftnd anticipator setlmg on old thanncalat Sethrvg on new thermostat
should be the same Do this by carefully sliding the long pointer on the
anticipator overtha desired number. H otd anbcipator sefting cannot be
determined look on gss control cn furnace, or set it at .f. During heahng
season, furnace should operate about fwe hmes an nou« it adjustments
are neoessary. move heat anicipator pointer slightly recheck NOTE'
Set pointer to 1.2 for milEvoft sysiems.
_ Attach from cover, Figna I. to base.
-> Tian eiectncity and gas back on and set pointer on top of Ihermpatat 10
desired temperature
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TECHNICAL SERVICE
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