TSSHC-3ILDT-2
INSTRUCTIONS (click HERE to view a photo of the Thermostat)
TSSHC-3ILDT-2
electronic thermostat with built-in timer mode for installation in standard wall
socket.
The thermostat can be set within the
+5/40ºC (40-105ºF) temperature range. LED indication for energised heating.
Type
MTW with built-in timer for 24 hours/7 day cycle, ºF
| 240V supply | 120V supply | 24V supply |
| MTW 1991 UDF6 with floor sensor | MTW 2991 UDF6 with floor sensor | MTW 3991 LIDF6 with floor sensor |
| MTW
1999 UDF6 with built-in
sensor |
MTW 3999 UDF6 with built-in sensor |
Type MTW with built-in timer for 24 hours/7 day cycle, ºC
| 240V supply | 24V supply |
| MTW 1991 LIDC6 with floor sensor | MTW 3991 UDC6 with floor sensor |
| MTW 1999 LIDC6 with built-in sensor | MTW
3999 UDC6
with built-in sensor |
APPROVALS
(only 120 Vac, 240 Vac)
The thermostat is in compliance with
UL8730‑1 and UL8730‑2‑9, standards for temperature indicating
and regulating equipment.
The product may only be energised
when the entire installation meets the
current directive requirements.
When the product is installed according
to this instructions guide and the current installation guidelines, it is
covered by factory guarantee.
If the product has been
exposed to damage e.g. in transport, it must be checked
and overhauled by qualified staff
before the product is connected to the
power.
TECHNICAL
DATA
| Power supply .......................24,
120, 240Vac, ±1 0%, 60 Hz |
| Output relay, SPST...........................................................16A |
| Built-in switch........................................................2-pole,
16A |
| Ambient operating temperature..................................32-122ºF |
|
…...................……………....…..(0/+50ºC) |
| Scale limitation
.......………....….......................……min./max. |
| Scale range.......................................……40-105ºF
(+5/40ºC) |
| Temperature setback.........................9ºF
for 7 + 6 hours (5ºC) |
| ON/OFF
difference………………….................0.7ºC (0.4ºF) |
| Timer mode back-up………......................……ca.
15 minutes |
| Housing……………………….……….................……..IP20 |
| Dimensions (HxWxD)…...................………...115x84x58
mm |
| The thermostat does not require any maintenance |
SENSOR
INSTALLATION
Floor sensor: to be placed in
conduit which is embedded in concrete in the floor. The conduit end is sealed
and placed as close to the surface as possible in the concrete layer. The sensor
cap may be removed to ease the installation. Room sensor: to be mounted on
standard conduit box or directly on to wall.
The sensor is UL approved,
regarding the isolation test and is extendable up to several hundred meters as
the cable resistance can be as high as 20 Ohm. Two conductors in one multiple
cable, which e.g. is applied to supply the heating cable, must not be used.
Voltage signals may occur which can interrupt thermostat modes. If a shielded
cable is applied, then the shield must not be earthed but must be connected to
terminal 6. The optimum installation is achieved by separate sensor cable which
is installed in separate conduit. MICROTEMP has a built-in error circuit which
deenergises the heating if the sensor is switched off or short-circuited.
THERMOSTAT
INSTALLATION (Fig. 1-3)
PROGRAMMING/OPERATION
MTW has built-in setback programme for
9ºF (5ºC) night-setback 6 hours from Monday to Friday. MTW is equipped with
button to start timer mode and a 3-step switch for mode options:
SETBACK
PROGRAMME IN D-POSITION
| All
weekdays |
| 7 hours
17 hours |
| night-setback comfort temperature |
Setback programme in W-position (timer for 24 hours/7-day-cycle):
| Saturday
& Sunday |
| 7 hours
17 hours |
| night-setback comfort temperature |
| Monday
to Friday |
| 7 hours
3 hours
6 hours
8 hours |
| night-setback comfort day-setback comfort. |
MTW is available with microprocessor.
All the laborious settings have been preset. The timer mode is easy to operate
by using the buttons and after this the setback periods will be repeated each
day.
MTW is equipped with a button for
starting the timer mode. The timer will be energised by pushing the button
Friday at the time when the setback period is programmed to begin, e.g. Friday
at 23.00 p.m. At anytime it is possible to change to setback mode by the 3-step
switch without influencing the programming.
INDICATION
OF LIGHT DIODE
If only a constant 7 hours' night
setback temperature is required, the timer may be set at any day of the week, at
the time at which the fixed setback period (night setback) is to start.
TEMPERATURE
SETTING
MTW has a scale range of 40-105ºF
(+5-40ºC). To assist the setting, the thermostat has a LED which flashes red
when the heating is ON. The thermostat is set at max. temperature until the
requested room or floor temperature is obtained. Then turn back the thermostat
until LED switches off. After one or two days fine adjustments may be necessary.
THERMOSTAT
ADJUSTMENT
When the room temperature has
been stabilized, then the thermostat can be adjusted. Measure room temperature
by a thermometer. The thermostat is adjusted by removing the temperature
line indicates the same temperature as measured. This adjustment takes places in
steps of about 5.4ºF (3ºC).
MIN./MAX.
TEMPERATURE (FIG. 1)
Behind the thermostat button there is a
looking mechanism. By loosening the little screw (C) the temperature setting can
be locked, e.g. between 68 and 77ºF (20 and 25ºC). The blue ring indicates
min. temperature and the red ring indicates max. temperature.
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