Aube Technologies TH114 User Manual

Aube's TH114 Series non-programmable thermostats can be used
to control ambient or floor temperature. The following models are
available:
A model: controls and displays the ambient temperature
F model: controls and displays the floor temperature
uses an external temperature sensor
AF model: controls and displays the ambient temperature
maintains the floor temperature within desired
limits
uses an external temperature sensor
GFCI fault light *
Arrow appears
when the setpoint
is displayed
Power output
1 to 24%
25 to 49%
50 to 74%
75 to 99%
100%
* available on certain models only
Each thermostat consists of a control module which must be
mounted on a PB112 Series power base. For the selection and
installation of the power base, refer to its installation instructions.
The DIP switches are located at
the back of the control module.
To switch between °C and °F.
Note: Available on certain models only
F: To select the F model
AF: To select the A or AF model
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Note: Do not obstruct the thermostat's vents.
As soon as the thermostat is powered, it undergoes a
series of tests before displaying the actual tempera-
ture.
Actual or setpoint
temperature
GFCI fault indicator *
Temperature
adjustment button
GFCI test button * /
Backlight button *
On/Standby button
Note: This procedure must be performed if the thermostat is
mounted on a GFCI-equipped power base.
Test the GFCI immediately after installing
the control module, and once a month there-
after.
Note: If the Fault light is On during normal operation, cut power to
heating system at the main electrical panel and have an electrician
verify the installation.
Refer to the installation instructions of the
power base.
Insert the tabs at the top of the control
module in the slots at the top of the
power base.
Secure the control module using the cap-
tive screw underneath the base.
The measured temperature is below 0°C (32°F). Heat-
ing is turned On.
The measured temperature is above 50°C (122°F) (A
or AF model) or 60°C (140°F) (F model).
The floor sensor is defective or not properly connected
(F model only), or the thermostat is defective.
Raise the temperature until the heat-
ing power indicator appears.
Press the Test button.
If the test is successful, you will hear a
click caused by the GFCI relay tripping.
The heating power indicator will disap-
pear, GFI will appear and the Fault light
will illuminate. Reset the thermostat by
switching it to Standby and back to On.
If the test has failed, cut power to the heating system from the
main electrical panel and call customer service.
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