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WEXSTAR ETR-008 User manual

Thank you for choosing remote thermostat, Please take time to
read and understand this manual so you can enjoy the
convenience and energy saving benefits of this device.
1. Each set consists of two parts
A remote controller with digital display, which
accommodates the electronics, the operating elements and
the built-in room temperatures sensor.
Plug-in receiver, which can receive and decode signal from
the remote controller.
2. The remote controller acquires the room temperature with
its integrated sensor and transmit signal to the receiver to
turn on/off heating device as the ambient temperature
changing, in order to maintain a constant room temperature.
When the ROOM temperature is 0.5℃higher than the SET
temperature, remote-controller will send OFF commands to
receiver; When the ROOM temperature is 0.5℃lower than
the SET temperature, remote-controller will send ON
commands to receiver, the connected heating device will be
in working status to warm the house.
3. The display shows the setting temperature as well as the
measured temperature, time, date, modes etc.
4. The remote controller has week programmable、temperature
setting 、smart (adaptive start control) 、auto-off when
temperature jump 、favorite temperature 、time setting
functions etc.
5. The remote-controller is powered by 2pcs of 1.5V AAA battery ,
Please change with new batteries if the battery symbol gets
flashing, or else the remote will not be able to control the
heaters.
6. Keypad locking function is designed to prevent the children
from misusing.
7. ON/OFF button of the receiver is designed to enter into
pairing mode.
8. LCD screen powered off means only the receiver (heating
device) power off, the remote control itself is still under
working state until batteries dead/out or broken.
9. The LCD screen only can work in temperature range from
1℃~ 50℃.
1. Users need to pair the remote and receiver at first time.
Long press the receiver ON/OFF 3 seconds until light flashing,
then press button ℃/℉and MODE of the remote at same
time to pair the remote and receiver until long beep sound.
NOTE:
1) Pairing should be finished within 3minutes, or else you need
to re-press the receiver button again to start.
2) Please re-press l on/off of the receiver if you want to pair
with another remote.
INTRODUCTION
Technical Data of Remote-Controller
Battery-powered: DC 3V(2x 1.5V AAA batteries, not included)
Power Consumption: 3V,0.1mA
Set temperature range: 0℃~ 45℃, resolution: 1℃
Room temperature range: 0℃~ 50℃, display resolution: 0.1℃
Accuracy of the measured temperature: ± 0.5℃
Working environment range 1℃~ 50℃
Dimension: L135mm×W56mm×H18mm
Radio frequency 433.92MHz
Control distance: ≥50m in open area; 20m in area with
obstructions
Technical Data of Plug-in Receiver
Power Supply: AC 100-120V, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption: 0.2W
Dimension: L110mm×W56mm×H78mm
Weight: 130g (for plug in type receiver)
Max load: USA plug 1440W/12A
OPERATION AND SETTING
User
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3) Please power off those receivers that you don’t want to pair
together.
2. Press ON/OFF button of the remote to turn on/off the
heater, but this does not mean remote control has also been
powered off, it’s still working and giving signal to the
receiver.
NOTE: ON/OFF switch of the receiver cannot be used for
turning on/off the heater properly if remote control works
well within proper distance, no matter if the LCD screen is
powering on or off.
3. Long press LOCK 3 seconds to lock/unlock the buttons.
4. Press ℃/℉button to convert the temperature display
measurement unit.
5. Press UP and DOWN to set target temperature.
Even during week timer on period, users can also press UP
and DOWN to Set a temporary temperature which will
convert to week target temperature at the time when next
TIMER ON start to work.
6. Long press MODE 3 seconds to set SMART and TIMER
ON/OFF mode.
Both SMART and TIMER symbol display “OFF” status at
remote control first turning on.
TIMER ON/OFF means the programmed timer and
temperature settings of 1-5 (Monday-Friday), 6 (Saturday)
and 7 (Sunday) will work or not. The 1-5, 6, 7-week icons will
be displayed on the left of the set temperature and under
TIMER ON.
SMART ON means the remote control will itself calculate
the temperature difference between room and set 3 hours
earlier, and decide how earlier before timing to turn on the
heating device , so that environment temperature could
reach set temperature on time. The calculating logic is 6
minutes earlier per 1 ℃.
SMART MODE has also a kind of simple window open
monitoring function which means heater will be turned
off/on automatically if room temperature falls down/rises
continuously over 1.5 ℃within 3 minutes.
7. SET means setting week timer and temperature, smart
adaptive start time and temperature, FAV temperature.
Important: SET finished does not mean it will start to work
unless the model TIMER has been ON!
8. Long press SET 3 seconds to start timer\smart\FAV setting
a) Week timer and temperature setting. 1-5 (Monday-Friday)
first, set time for turning on and off the heating device,
press UP to set the hour and DOWN to set the minutes (15
minutes per press) and press SET to finish for next setting,
then set the temperature of this period with UP and DOWN
button. Same operations for 6 (Saturday) and 7 (Sunday)
setting.
b) After above settings, there is timer and temperature set for
SMART mode.
NOTE: Smart mode is independent of Timer function.
c) Following above finished it come to the FAV (favorite
temperature) setting, there is only the “temperature” icon
flash to set FAV Temperature after smart start facility
temperature set finished.
9. Long press TIME 3 seconds to set year, month, date and
time with UP and DOWN buttons.
10. Press FAV, set temperature will convert to favorite
temperature, and it will convert again to week target
temperature at the time when TIMER ON start to work.
11. The symbol means heating, it only displays when
room temperature is 0.5℃(or more) lower than set
temperature.
12. The backlight will be ON when press any button in the state
of power-on.
13. The remote control has simple window open monitoring
function which means heater will be turned off/on
automatically if room temperature falls down/rises
continuously over 1.5 ℃within 3 minutes under SMART ON
mode.
14. Short press ON/OFF of the receiver to turn on/off the
heater directly only if there are no batteries inside the
remote or remote is broken or not within working distance,
or else the remote control will still send on/off commands
to the receiver.
15. One remote control can be paired to and work with several
receivers at same time.
1. All settings need to be re-set after battery replacement or
batteries are taken out.
2. Alkaline battery is recommended.
3. Check if set temperature higher enough than room
temperature first if the heater cannot be turned on by
remote.
4. If users want the week timer and temperature work, make
sure the TIMER function has been switched to ON by long
press MODE setting; If users want it not working, switch the
TIMER to OFF.
5. Do not cover or touch the temperature sensor which is at
the top of the remote.
6. Keep the remote in an open normal room environment
rather not inside a drawer/pocket or under pillow/quilt etc.
7. Please do change the batteries with new ones once the
screen battery symbol gets flashing, or else it will not be
able to control your heaters.
8. Please remove the batteries from the remote control if not
used for a long time.
9. Please pull out the receiver from the socket if not
used for a long time.
NOTES
CAUTION: RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY
AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES
ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
Instructions for handling battery leakage: During the
use of the remote control, if you find that the remote
control distance is shortened or the remote control display
is abnormal, please remove the battery cover to observe If
there is any battery leakage or the if the spring in contact
with the battery are corroded. In this case, please remove
the battery, use a flat-blade screwdriver or tweezers to
remove the corrosion, and gently scrape off the rust
remaining on the battery spring. If it cannot be completely
removed, you can use fine sandpaper to lightly grind it to
completely remove the rust. The battery spring must be
polished out of the metal. After cleaning and polishing,
install a new dry battery and close the battery cover.
The thermostat can be used with any Wexstar heater from
350W up to 1,100W. It can also be used with other heating
devices that support a Max. Load of 1440W/12A
•C TUV US certification Number CU 72227711
•FCC-ID number 2A7RI 13EA2A7RI
Contact us:
Spacio Innovations Inc.
Email: info@spacioinnovations.com
www.spacioinnovations.com

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