MCS-THERMOSTAT
REVISION 1.5
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5. Installation - Mounting
Puncture a small hole in the grommet on the back side
of the thermostat. You want the wires to be tight so no
air passes through affecting the thermostat’s reading.
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Using a
1x4” Phillips screwdriver
, insert one of ¼”
machine screws into one of the mounting slots depending
on the j-box you are utilizing and tighten the screw to hold
the mounting wall plate into position
Screw the second ¼” machine screw into
the lower mounting slot to secure the wall
plate
.
International Style Junction Box
USA Style Junction Box
International
USA
Puncture a small hole in the grommet on the back
side of the thermostat.
You want the wires to be tight
so no air passes through affecting the thermostat’s
reading.
Push the output wires from the MCS
Controller through the rear hole of the MCS-
Thermostat’s mounting plate. It may be good practice
to wait until the wires are in position to be attached to
the MCS-Thermostat before they are stripped or cut
with a tool.
5.3.
OUTPUT WIRES
Push the output wires from the
MCS Controller
through the rear hole of the
MCS-THERMOSTAT’S
mounting plate.
It may be good practice to wait until the wires are in position to be attached to the
MCS-THERMOSTAT
before they are stripped or cut with a tool.
5.4.
SCREWS
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Using a
1x4” Phillips screwdriver
, insert one of ¼”
machine screws into one of the mounting slots depending
on the j-box you are utilizing and tighten the screw to hold
the mounting wall plate into position
Screw the second ¼” machine screw into
the lower mounting slot to secure the wall
plate
.
International Style Junction Box
USA Style Junction Box
International
USA
Puncture a small hole in the grommet on the back
side of the thermostat.
You want the wires to be tight
so no air passes through affecting the thermostat’s
reading.
Push the output wires from the MCS
Controller through the rear hole of the MCS-
Thermostat’s mounting plate. It may be good practice
to wait until the wires are in position to be attached to
the MCS-Thermostat before they are stripped or cut
with a tool.
Using a ¼” Phillips screwdriver, insert one of ¼” machine
screws into one of the mounting slots depending on the J-box
you are utilizing and tighten the screw to hold the mounting wall
plate into position.
Screw the second ¼” machine screw into the lower mounting
slot to secure the wall plate.
5.1.
UTILIZING J-BOX
MCS recommends you install the
MCS-THERMOSTAT
utilizing a J-Box.
Prior to installing the
MCS-THERMOSTAT
punch out the corresponding mounting
holes on the
MCS-THERMOSTAT
housing based on the J-box you are utilizing.
5.2.
PUNCTURE SMALL HOLE
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Using a
1x4” Phillips screwdriver
, insert one of ¼”
machine screws into one of the mounting slots depending
on the j-box you are utilizing and tighten the screw to hold
the mounting wall plate into position
Screw the second ¼” machine screw into
the lower mounting slot to secure the wall
plate
.
International Style Junction Box
USA Style Junction Box
International
USA
Puncture a small hole in the grommet on the back
side of the thermostat.
You want the wires to be tight
so no air passes through affecting the thermostat’s
reading.
Push the output wires from the MCS
Controller through the rear hole of the MCS-
Thermostat’s mounting plate. It may be good practice
to wait until the wires are in position to be attached to
the MCS-Thermostat before they are stripped or cut
with a tool.
