Haswill STC-1000 User manual

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User Manual of STC-1000 Thermostat
Heating and Refrigeration Auto Switch Controller
(Version 22.04.05GEN)
STC-1000 temperature controller regulates the temperature by turn on/off the power status
of the connected load.
Within dual individually relays, this unit could connect two loads simultaneously, one for
refrigeration, another for heating, and the heating and the refrigeration controlling modes
auto switch according to the room sensor temperature; that's why it was called "All-Purpose
Temperature Controller."
1. Package
Controller
1 PCS
Clips
2 PCS
Sensor
1 PCS
Manual
1 PCS
Waterproof Cover
1 PCS
2. Specification
Input Power
220V AC ± 10% 50/60HZ; (12/24/48/110V Option)
Maximum current
10A (Default) under 220V AC
Sensor
NTC Sensor (NTC), 25°C /10 KΩ, the sensor cable 200cm
Protection Class
IP65 to the front panel
Storage
-10°C ~ 60°C, RH<90%, without condensation
Measuring Range:
-50.0°C ~ 120°C
Controlling Range:
-50.0°C ~ 99.9°C
Resolution
0.1°C
Accuracy
± 1°C
Power Consumption
≤ 3W
3. Environmental Information
Package:
The package's material is 100% recyclable. Just dispose of it through
specialized recyclers.
Product:
The electro components can be recycled or reused if it is disassembled
for specialized companies.
Disposal:
Please do not burn or throw the controllers in domestic garbage.
Observe the respective law in your region concerning the
environmentally responsible manner of disposing of its devices.
4. Interface & Operation
4.1. Front Panel & Icon
Under normal status
⚫Press the key to check the temperature set-point F1;
⚫Press the key to check the Hysteresis value F2;
⚫Hold the key for 3s to power off / on;
⚫Hold the key and the key at the same time for 5s to restore factory settings
4.2. Indicators / Characters
Indicator
Meaning
Light on
Light off
Light Flashing
Cool
Refrigerating
Working
Stop
Delay
Heat
Heater status
Working
Stop
N/A
Set
Setting status
On Set
Non-setting
N/A
4.3. Dimensions & Installation
A. Suggested amount dimension: 71 * 29 * 85 + mm (W*H*D)
B. Detach the slide fasteners, put the controller into the hole, wiring follow the diagram
C. Install the fasteners, and install the waterproof cover
D. Please avoid installing in the below environments:
⚫Relative humidity > 90%, have condensation.
⚫The places that temperature <-10°C or >60°C.
⚫The places that have inflammable and explosives.
⚫Strong vibration or struck.
⚫Exposed to the continuous water mist spraying.
⚫Exposed to the dust.
⚫Exposure to corrosive and pollution gas (gas, smoke, or salt fog that contains
sulfur or ammonia.
⚫Wireless electromagnetic interference or strong magnetic fields (near to
transmitting antenna or switch board room);

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4.4. Wiring Diagram
A. Need not to distinguish + or - when wiring the NTC sensor's cable or the Input power.
⚫Wiring the 5 to the live wire and terminal 6 to a heater, or the opposite.
⚫Wiring the 7 to the live wire and terminal 8 to a refrigerator, or opposite.
The heating and cooling mode will switch automatically.
B. The input voltage must be within the voltage value marked in the diagram ±10% value.
C. Suggest Load Power ≤ (The voltage of Load * Max current of Relay)/Factor
⚫The factor for Inductive Load like compressor, heating pump, usually be 5~8;
⚫The factor for Resistive Load like Electric heating rod, Electric blanket
usually is 1.5 ~ 2;
⚫The factor for an Incandescent lamp usually is 15.
5. Configurations
Multi-language Video Tutorial on Youtube
5.1. Code and Function Menu
Hold the button for 3s to enter the menu list .
Code
Function
Min
Max
Default
Unit
F1
Temperature Setpoint
-50.0
99.9
10.0
°C
F2
Temperature Hysteresis / Return Difference
0.3
10.0
0.5
°C
F3
Protection Delay Time for Refrigerator
1
10
3
Min
F4
Temperature Calibration
-10.0
10.0
0
Hour
F1: Temperature Setpoint
It is the room temperature value users wish to keep around.
F2: Temperature Hysteresis / Return Difference Value
A. Switch to heating mode once found
Measured Temperature ≤ Temp Set-point – Return Difference
B. Switch to Refrigeration mode once found
Measured Temperature ≥ Temp Set-point + Return Difference
But the compressor will not start up until the compressor's delay time is over.
F3: Compressor Delay Time: The purpose of this value is to protect the compressor.
F4: Temperature Calibration
F4 = Real Temperature – Measured Temperature
5.2. How to Set Parameters?
Step1:
Hold the for 3s to enter the menu list; the display shows the code F1
Step2:
Press the or to select the code you want to update;
Step3:
Press the to check the current value.
Hold the and press or key to change the value;
Step4:
Release keys to back to function menu list.
Repeat operation from Step 2 / 3 / 4 to adjust other parameters;
Step5:
After configuring all values, remember to press the for saving data, and back to
normal monitor status, the display shows the room sensor temperature.
The modified value will be discarded and back to normal status if without operation
in 8 seconds.
5.3. When Will is the Load Works/Stops?
Loads
Startup Condition
Stop Condition
Refrigeration
Room Temp ≥ F1 + F2 and
The instant period passed the delay time (F3)
Room Temp ≤ F1
Heating
Room Temp ≤ F1 - F2
Room Temp ≥ F1
⚫Room Temp: Measured temperature value by the controller's sensor.
⚫F2: Return difference Hysteresis.
⚫The instant period is counts from load stops last moment to the instant time;
Means, the time should be later than the compressor's last stops moment + delay time.
6. Error & Solution
When an alarm occurred, the buzzer scream "di-di-di," press any key to stop screaming; but the
error code on display will not disappear until all the failures are resolved
Code
Reason
Troubleshooting
E1
The memory unit broken
Press/key to restoring the default data or get factory reset.
EE
Sensor error
Ensure the sensor was installed firmly or replace a new
sensor, display back to normal in 10 seconds once the
problem is fixed.
HH
Room temp. > 99.9°C
Check the room temperature and all loads, then stop the loads
from working manually if necessary.
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