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POWERING AND SETUP

STEP 1

Locate the connector plug of the sensor probe
and plug it into the sensor port at the bottom
side of the controller.

STEP 2

Position the corded sensor probe and secure
it by using the wire tie and cable tie mount if
needed.

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Summary of Contents for CONTROLLER 76

Page 1: ...CONTROLLER 76 WALL HANG SMART AC OUTLET USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...roduct quality and friendly customer service If you have any questions or suggestions please don t hesitate to contact us Visit www acinfinity com and click contact for our contact information EMAIL support acinfinity com WEB www acinfinity com LOCATION Los Angeles CA ...

Page 3: ...4 PRODUCT CONTROLLER 76 MODEL CTR76A UPC A 819137021525 MANUAL CODE CTR682008X1 ...

Page 4: ...5 MANUAL INDEX Manual Index Key Features Product Contents Powering and Setup Programming Other Settings Other AC Infinity Products Warranty Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 11 Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 ...

Page 5: ...RT CONTROLLER Features automation controls that power electronics based on temperature humidity timers and schedules DUAL OUTLETS Built with two electrical sockets that allow for powering and daisy chaining two fans or heating mats SENSOR PROBE The corded probe is constructed of stainless steel to ensure precise temperature and humidity readings EXTRA CORD LENGTH Extended cord length of 144 inches...

Page 6: ...7 PRODUCT CONTENTS WALL HANG CONTROLLER x1 WALL HANG WOOD SCREWS x2 SENSOR PROBE x1 WIRE TIE x1 CABLE TIE MOUNT x1 ...

Page 7: ...P 1 Locate the connector plug of the sensor probe and plug it into the sensor port at the bottom side of the controller STEP 2 Position the corded sensor probe and secure it by using the wire tie and cable tie mount if needed ...

Page 8: ...G AND SETUP STEP 3 Locate a spot free on obstruction and secure the anchor into your wall Twist the wood screw into the anchor STEP 4 Hang the device on the screw using the hole on the backside of the controller ...

Page 9: ...RING AND SETUP STEP 6 Plug your device not included into one of the two sockets to power your device with the controller STEP 5 Plug the controller s power plug into an AC power outlet to power the controller ...

Page 10: ...nd Humidity 2 UP DOWN BUTTON Adjusts the parameters of the mode that you are in In most modes the up button increases and down button decreases the setting Holding both buttons simultaneously sets the parameters to off PROGRAMMING 4 OUTLET STATUS Displays the outlet controller s power status indicating whether or not electricity is being fed to your device ON will display if your device is being p...

Page 11: ...splays TO ON or TO OFF COUNTDOWN to show the amount of time before the TIMER TO ON TIMER TO OFF CYCLE or SCHEDULE mode activates or DEACTIVATES the fan TO ON rep resents the amount of time that is left before your device turns on TO OFF represents the amount of time that is left before your device turns off 11 USER SETTING Displays the value of the current mode that you are in Pressing the up or d...

Page 12: ...TO OFF CYCLE On and Off and SCHEDULE On and Off ON MODE Your device will be on regardless of temperature humidity or time based triggers OFF MODE Your device will be off regardless of temperature humidity or time based triggers You can jump back to OFF Mode any time by holding the mode button while in other modes or settings PM OFF ON PM PROGRAMMING ...

Page 13: ...ssing the up or down button sets the low temperature trigger Your device will turn on if the probe s reading meets or falls below this threshold If the probe s reading rises above this trigger point your device will be turned off This turn off point can be adjusted using the buffer setting as shown on page 21 You may also set this trigger above the high temperature trigger to create a specific ran...

Page 14: ...essing the up or down button sets the high humidity trigger Your device will turn on if the probe s reading meets or exceeds this threshold If the probe s reading falls below this trigger point your device will be turned off This turn off point can be adjusted using the buffer setting as shown on page 21 You may also set this trigger below the low humidity trigger to create a specific range in whi...

Page 15: ...while the countdown is running will pause it until you return to this mode TIMER TO ON MODE In this mode press the up or down button to set a countdown time During the countdown your device will be set to OFF Once the countdown ends your device will trigger to turn ON The countdown will begin if no buttons are pressed for 5 seconds The time left on the countdown is shown on the lower right corner ...

Page 16: ... set a duration for device to be Off The countdown will begin if no buttons are pressed for 5 seconds Press the up or down button to set a countdown for your device to turn on Then press the mode button and use the up or down button to set a countdown for your device to turn off Leaving the CYCLE mode while the countdown is running will pause it until you return to this mode ON PM TO OFF CYCLE OFF...

Page 17: ...e to turn off Refer to page 20 to learn how to set the controller s clock time The countdown will begin if no buttons are pressed for 5 seconds The time left on the countdown before the next ON or OFF phase is shown on the lower right corner of the display above the setting Your device will not follow this schedule if you leave this mode If you reenter the schedule mode it will continue to follow ...

Page 18: ...ss setting is 3 while the lowest brightness is 1 The settings 1 2 and 3 are not auto dimming and the display will be set at the brightness level you choose In A2 the display is set at brightness level 2 but will dim to level 1 if the controller is not used after 15 seconds In A3 the display is set at brightness level 3 but will dim to level 1 if the controller is not used after 15 seconds CONTROLL...

Page 19: ...etting adjusts the real humidity reading that the sensor probe is measuring Press the up or down button to increase or decrease the data figure by 1 increments The calibration cycle ranges from 8 to 8 and will be applied to the sensor probe s measurements CLOCK SETTING This setting adjusts the current clock time Press the up or down button to increase or decrease the time Every cycle past 12 00 wi...

Page 20: ...en the measured temperature rises above the set temperature by the buffer number you have set here PROGRAMMING PM T BUFF BUFFER HUMIDITY SETTING The buffer used in the auto mode humidity trigger can be adjusted to prevent the device from turning on and off too quickly due to changing conditions in your environment In high humidity triggers your device will turn on only turning off when the measure...

Page 21: ... you that a particular function or alarm is being triggered TIMER ALERT This icon will flash when a countdown has completed in TIMER TO ON TIMER TO OFF CYCLE or SCHEDULE Mode DISPLAY LOCK ALERT This icon will display when you lock the controller The icon will flash and beep if you attempt to adjust the controller while it is still locked TIMER TO ...

Page 22: ...dden but all programs and settings will continue to run in the background This can be done by first holding the settings button to lock the controller Once locked pressing the setting button will hide and unhidden the screen OTHER SETTINGS JUMP TO OFF MODE Holding the mode button for two or more seconds while in any mode or settings will automatically jump to OFF Mode This will not work if the con...

Page 23: ...sponse to changing temperatures Carbon Filter The duct carbon filter is designed to eliminate odors and chemicals for grow tents and hydroponic spaces It utilizes premium grade Australian charcoal that features greater absorption power and a longer lifespan Enables maximum airflow pass through as part of an intake or an exhaust system Ducting Tubes The four layer ducting tube is used to direct air...

Page 24: ...pire two years from the date of purchase If your product becomes defective during that period AC Infinity will replace your product with a new one or issue you a full refund The warranty program does not cover abuse or misuse This includes physical damage submersion of the product in water incorrect Installation such as wrong voltage input and misuse for any reason other than intended purposes AC ...

Page 25: ...sonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful int...

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