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Installing your thermostat

1. Switch off mains power

You will be installing your thermostat as 
part of a high voltage mains electrical 
circuit. To ensure your safety and to 
protect the thermostat, switch off 
the mains power before you start the 
installation.

CAUTION

High Voltage

Cables

!

Fuse Box

Fused Switch

OFF

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

Summary of Contents for DC-B

Page 1: ...DC W DC B INSTRUCTION GUIDE CONTROL TOUCH DUAL Excellence in heating solutions 23 Target Temp 25 06 00 Friday...

Page 2: ...lling Your thermostat Wiring diagram User interface Settings Set the time and date Heating schedule Appliance controls Heating modes Energy saving features Advanced settings Compatible sensor probes T...

Page 3: ...l can replace your existing underfloor heating thermostat as it s compatible with many of the most popular thermostat brands floor sensor probes including those rated at 6 8k 25 C 10k 25 C 12k 25 C 15...

Page 4: ...u ve got everything ThermoSphere Dual Control Floor sensor probe 2m Floor sensor conduit 3m Fixing screws Manual and warranty information You will also need Electrical screwdrivers Deep electrical bac...

Page 5: ...nstalled on an RCD protected circuit Away from drafts or heat influences Installed so that the floor sensor probe can be laid in a clear temperature representative area of the floor Set to floor sensi...

Page 6: ...installing your thermostat as part of a high voltage mains electrical circuit To ensure your safety and to protect the thermostat switch off the mains power before you start the installation CAUTION...

Page 7: ...protected electric underfloor heating system has been installed and a back box is already in place The underfloor heating cold tail should be pulled up through the back box and the sensor probe instal...

Page 8: ...ed up to 50m away from the underfloor heating system it is controlling provided that the floor sensor is used to control the temperature Underfloor heating cold tails and floor sensor probes can be ex...

Page 9: ...Appliance Live Common Earth Ground Sensor connections 4 Wiring diagram Connect to the underfloor heating UFH cold tail additional appliance power supply and floor temperature sensor The floor tempera...

Page 10: ...face plate away from the back plate Carefully disconnect the ribbon cable and align your thermostat with the mounting positions on the pre installed back box Fix in place with the screws provided Now...

Page 11: ...1 Time date 2 Heating mode 3 Appliance mode 4 Power 5 UFH on icon 6 Appliance on icon 7 Measured temperature 8 Target temperature 9 Sensor mode icon 10 Menu 11 Down arrow 12 Up arrow 23 Target Temp 2...

Page 12: ...the automatic schedule for your underfloor heating and an additional appliance Display settings Change the backlight timer as well as the minimum brightness Select the home screen wallpaper from 8 di...

Page 13: ...h floor limit sensor modes Ambient with floor limit will react to the ambient temperature primarily but will switch off if the floor temperature gets too high Advanced settings Floor and ambient temp...

Page 14: ...tch our thermostat on you will need to set the current time and date You can do this by pressing Menu and then Date Time Use the arrows to select the right date and time and then press confirm to save...

Page 15: ...ience by automatically changing the temperature of your underfloor heating system Each day of the week can be programmed independently There are 6 heating events for every day Most people treat them a...

Page 16: ...ready selected Set the time you want your heating to come on in the morning and the temperature you want your floor to heat up to using the up and down arrows 1 2 3 4 5 6 06 30 21 0 06 30 21 0 08 00 1...

Page 17: ...that means your heating is effectively off We recommend around 6 C less than the temperature you set when the floor is warm Press confirm to save your settings Repeat steps 8 9 for heating events 3 4...

Page 18: ...ff times and temperatures for Tuesday Press confirm to save your settings Press back select the day and repeat the process for the remaining days of the week Press confirm to save your settings and pr...

Page 19: ...g for a period in the afternoon and then again in the evening You can adjust the time and temperature of any of these heating events to suit your lifestyle Mon Fri Sunday 06 00 25 0 08 00 18 0 12 00 1...

Page 20: ...hedule press Copy press OK and then press confirm to save your settings This will copy all of the on off times from your UFH schedule to the appliance schedule Now select a day use the arrows to selec...

Page 21: ...l from the home screen On The appliance will stay on until you turn it off again Schedule The appliance will switch on and off according to the appliance heating schedule Appliance boost Switches the...

Page 22: ...floor Comfort Maintains a higher temperature usually between 22 27 C that will keep you warm on a cold day Both of these modes can be set to stay on forever until you change it for a 1 2 or 4 hour bo...

Page 23: ...rature Your thermostat will maintain the boost temperature until the next scheduled heating event Manual You can manually select any temperature and must make all temperature changes yourself Holiday...

Page 24: ...on early Your thermostat starts learning from the first time you enable the heating schedule It turns on an hour early to start with and gradually optimises the heat up time over 7 days Open Window D...

Page 25: ...d settings Adjusting the advanced settings To access the settings press Menu then the green Settings icon In this menu you can set up and control all of the more advanced settings for your thermostat...

Page 26: ...Temp Limit 5 C 15 C 5 C 03 Maximum Set Temperature 5 C 40 C 35 C 04 Floor Temperature Calibration 10 C 10 C 0 C 05 Ambient Temp Calibration 10 C 10 C 0 C 06 Sensor Calibration See page 30 10k 07 Rail...

Page 27: ...ry reset Re yes 10 Adaptive Start 1 On 0 Off Off 11 Open Window Detection 1 On 0 Off Off 12 OWD Off Time 2 30 minutes 15 mins 13 OWD Temperature Drop Limit 2 3 or 4 C 2 C 14 OWD Heating on again after...

Page 28: ...ith some of the most popular sensor probes available Tep 6 8k 25 C THE 10k 25 C Default ENS 10k 25 C OJ 12k 25 C Dev 15k 25 C Ebe 33k 25 C Replacing an existing thermostat Contact the manufacturer s t...

Page 29: ...UFH relay 16A 3600W Appliance relay 5A 1125W Temperature range 5 35 C Ambient 0 50 C Compatible sensors 6 8k 10k 12k 15k 33k Accuracy 0 5 C Warranty 3 years IP rating IP30 Width 129mm Height 88mm Dep...

Page 30: ...Excellence in heating solutions ThermoSphere Pattenden Lane Marden TN12 9QJ 0800 019 5899 hello thermosphere com thermosphere com DUAL IG 01...

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