ThermoLife 6A Series User manual

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Thermostat Instruction
INSTALL
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01 Introduction....................................................................................................
03 Installation......................................................................................................
04 Wiring Instruction..........................................................................................
05 Thermostat Symbols......................................................................................
06 Startup Wizard....................................
07 WiFi Connection.................................
09 Troubleshooting..................................
10 Dimension...........................................
08 Function and Operation.....................
02 Technical Specifications...............................................................................
Table of Contents.
8.1 Temporary Override Temperature.....
8.2 Mode....................................................
8.3 Key-Lock.............................................
8.4.1 Clock.......................................................
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8.4.2 Event Setting..........................................
8.4.3 Readout...................................................
8.4.4 Advanced Setting...................................
8.5 Open Window...................................
8.4 Menu....................................................
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
INTRODUCTION
Supply voltage: 85-265Vac 50/60Hz
Standby power: ＜1W/2W(WiFi version)
Max load: 15A(electric heang)/3A(water heang)
INSTALLATION
The 6A series is a smart thermostat used to control electric floor heang system or water
heang system. It will keep home at comfortable temp whilst minimizing energy use. Install the
app on your smart phone to control heang system remotely with the WiFi thermostat.
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IP class: IP20
Cable specificaon: ≤2.5mm²
Connect the wire as
shown in the wiring
instrucon.
Fix the back secon
to switch box with
screws provided.
Re-install front panel
whilst ensuring the
pins engage properly
in the circuit board
socket.
Put your fingers into
the gap between the
front panel and frame
then pull to separate
them.
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Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4:
WIRING INSTRUCTION
MAX LOAD: 15A
SENSOR
L1N1 N L
SENSOR
POWER
85V-265V
50/60Hz
IP 21
N1 N L L1 S2 COM S1
POWER
FLOOR SENEOR
MAX LOAD: 15A
SENSOR
L1N1 N L
SENSOR
POWER
85V-265V
50/60Hz
IP 21
N1 NLL1 S2 COM S1
POWER
FLOOR SENEOR
ROOM SENEOR

THERMOSTAT SYMBOLS
When the thermostat has been installed
and turned on electricity,
switch down the side switch to turn it on,
switch up the switch to turn it off. Press the up-key and
down-key to select
parameter.
Press the confirm-key
to confirm the selecon
STARTUP WIZARD
When the thermostat turns on for the first me, it will run startup wizard. The wizard leads you
through a basic setup roune to ensure that you have the right sengs.
Clock
Day set Hour set Minute set
Sensor selecon
Floor sensor: run by floor sensor(default).
Room-in sensor: run by built-in room sensor.
Both-in sensors: run by built-in sensor with
floor temp limit.
Room-out sensor: run by external room sensor.
Both-out sensors: run by external room sensor
with floor temp limit.
Floor temp limit
(If you choose Both sensors)
If you choose both sensors,
floor temp limit must be set
to protect floor.
Home or office
Home Office
There are 5 opons:
03 04
On/Off switch
Home
Up key
Confirm key
Heating symbol
Clock
Day
WiFi symbol
Floor temp
Actual temp
Event
Down key
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WIFI CONNECTIONION
Step 3: click “Add Device”on the boom of the screen.
Step 5: Fill in the phone with the WiFi network password,
click “confirm”.
Step 7: You can check the real-me temperature, adjust or set the temperature,
switch on/off or do other operaons on the main interface.
Step 1: Scan the QR code through a browser or download
the APP from the major applicaon markets to install it.
Step 2: Click the APP, log in through the registered
phone number or email address.
Step 4: Check the thermostat WiFi flag is
fast flashing. if not,operate the thermostat
according to the APP ps unl it flashes
quickly. Click the “Make sure WiFi is
flashing quickly” buon .
Step 6: Click “Done” aer the APP is connected to the
thermostat successfully, then finished the distribuon.
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FUNCTION AND OPERATION
8.1Temporary Override Temperature
On the actual temp page, Press the up-key and
down-key to set temporary override temp. The
temp is only valid at the current event and it will
not be saved.
8.2 Mode
On the actual temp page, Press the confirm-key to enter mode selecon.
There are 3 modes:
Auto mode: It is the fault mode. Thermostat will run with event
parameters to save energy. These parameters can be set in Event
Seng. It will show home if you choose it otherwise office.
Manual mode: Thermostat will run with the set temp for ever.
An-frozen mode: Thermostat will run with the low seng temp
for ever. The maximum is 15°C.
Lock the keys to prevent the sengs from being changed. On the actual temp page,
press and hold the confirm-key and up-key for 3 seconds at the same me to lock or
unlock all of the keys.
8.3 Key-Lock
Set day and time
CLK
Set event’s
parameters
EVE
Read heating
time of a certain
period
READ
Various settings
SET
Back to actual
temp page
END
Sensor selection
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Room temp
calibration
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Floor temp
calibration
3
Floor temp limit
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Schedule selection
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Used for heating
or cooling
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Adaptive function
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Located in home
or office
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Reset to factory
settings
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8.4 Menu
On the actual temp page, press and hold the confirm-key for 3 seconds to enter menu.
------Sitemap of the menu

Press the confirm-key to enter day selecon of event seng.
Press the up-key or down-key to select a day or end.
Press the confirm-key to enter the event selecon of the day, or back to the actual temp page if you select end.
Press the up-key or down-key to select a event.
Press the confirm-key to enter the event’s start me hour set.
Press the up-key or down-key to set the start me hour.
Press the confirm-key to enter the event’s start me minute set.
Press the up-key or down-key to set the start me minute.
Press the confirm-key to enter the event’s temp set.
Press the up-key or down-key to set the temp.
Press the confirm-key to back to the event selecon, or back to day selecon if the event is last one.
8.4.1 Clock
Press the confirm-key to enter day set.
Press the up-key or down-key to set day.
Press the confirm-key to enter hour set.
Press the up-key or down-key to set hour.
Press the confirm-key to enter minute set.
Press the up-key or down-key to set minute.
Press the confirm-key to back to the actual temp page.
8.4.2 Event Seng
* If you want to back to the actual temp page, you should back to the day selecon and select end.
Default parameters
The default page of the menu is CLK. Day and clock is set here.
* If the thermostat is WiFi version, it will update me automacally aer connect to WiFi.
In auto mode, program runs according to the parameters of the event. Event seng is the
way to change the parameters.On the clock page, Press the up-key or down-key to select EVE.
Day
(Wake) (Leave) (Back) (Sleep)
Home
Mon-Fri
06:00 20.0
°
C08:30 15.0
°
C17:00 2 0.0
°
C23:00 15.0
°
C
Sat/Sun 06:00 20.0 °C08:30 20.0 °C17:00 20.0 °C23:00 15.0 °C
Day
(Work) (Offwork)
Office Mon-Fri 07:00 20.0 °C18:00 15.0 °C
Sat/Sun 07:00 15.0
°
C18:00 15.0
°
C
Lookup the heang me (in percent) within a certain period.
On the clock page, press the up-key or down-key to select READ.
Press the confirm-key to enter Readout, the page will show the heang me in the last day.
Press the up-key or down-key to select 1 day, 30 days, 365 days,it will show the heang me within the
certain period.
Press the confirm-key to back to the actual temp page.
The thermostat provides advanced sengs to suit various special situaons. These are normally set by
technicians during inial installaon.
On the clock page, press the up-key or down-key to select SET.
Press the confirm-key to enter advanced seng.
Each seng can be accessed by press confirm-key and adjust the parameter by press up-key or down-key.
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8.4.3 Readout
8.4.4 Advanced Seng

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No.
Name
Default
Ranges
1 Sensor selecon 00: Floor sensor 00: Floor sensor
01: Room-in sensor
02: Both-in sensors
03: Room-out sensor
04: Both-out sensors
2 Room tempcalibraon 0.0
°
C -5.0
°
C -- 5.0
°
C
3 Floor tempcalibraon 0.0°C -5.0°C -- 5.0°C
4 Floor templimit 35.0°C 20.0°C -- 50.0°C
5 Schedule 00: 7 00: 7
01: 5+1+1
6 Used for 00: Heang 00: Heang
01: Cooling
7 Adapve funcon 00: Adapve 00: Adapve
01: No
8 Located in 00: Home 00: Home
01: Office
9 Reset 00: No 00: No
01: Reset
There are 5 opons:
Floor sensor: run by floor sensor(default).
Room-in sensor: run by built-in room sensor.
Both-in sensors: run by built-in sensor with floor temp limit.
Room-out sensor: run by external room sensor.
Both-out sensors: run by external room sensor with floor temp limit.
If sensor selecon is room sensor or both sensors, this funcon will find the sharply drop of the
room temp.
Parameter.
2. Room temp calibraon: calibrate the temp detected by room sensor.
3. Floor temp calibraon: calibrate the temp detected by floor sensor.
4. Floor temp limit: if you choose both sensors, floor temp limit must be set to protect floor.
5. Schedule: Select a weekly schedule for the event.
1. Sensor selecon:
7: each day from Mon to Sun can be set individually.
5+1+1: 5 days from Mon to Fri have the same events, Sat and Sun can be set individually.
6. Used for: heang or cooling.
7. Adapve funcon: aer several days of installaon and use, Adapve funcon ensures that
the required temp has already been reached when the next event begins.
8. Located in: Home or Office.
9. Reset: all parameters are restored to default values.
There are 2 opons:
8.5 Open window
When it happens, the thermostat shuts off the heang for 15 minutes. It can save energy and protect the floor.
When the window is closed, turn the thermostat off then turn it on again, it will run properly again.

TROUBLESHOOTING
E1: Room-in sensor error.
E2: Floor sensor error.
E4: Room-out sensor error.
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DIMENSION(MM)