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Emerson Easyheat Warm Tiles - Thermostat Control Buttons; Primary Control Buttons; Installation Guide; New Construction Rough-In & Thermostat Mounting

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INSTALLATION
New Construction Rough-In
•Fastenelectricalconnectionbox(ECB)asrequired
per local electrical code on side of stud.
•Drillone1-inchholeinbaseplateforsingle-cable
installation and two 1-inch holes for two-cable
installation.
•Threadpull-cord(notprovided)throughhole(s)
inbaseplateandincorrespondingholesinECB.
SecurethepullcordsintheECB.
Tie floor ends of pull-cord and fasten to floor.
•Installtheguardplate(notprovided)overthe
hole for the cold leads and sensor wire before
drywalling.
•InstallguardplateasshowninFigure1.
Thermostat Installation
•Ensurethesupplybranchcircuithasbeen
disconnected / de-energized.
•PullsensorwireintoECBandsecuretothefloor.
See Figure 2. The sensor must not cross or overlap
anyothercableonthefloorANDmustbe
embedded in the cementituous based mortar in
the same manner as the heating cables.
•Thefloortemperaturesensorwirecanbe
extendedtoamaximumof50feetwithULorCSA
recognized wire 22 AWG rated for 300 V.
•Preparethethermostatforinstallation:
1. Remove the thermostat and screws from
packaging.
2.LoosenthescrewonthebottomoftheFrontPanel
andlifttheFrontPanelasshowninFigure3.
3.Trimexcesslengthofsupplybranchcircuit,
cold lead and temperature sensor cables, as
necessary, leaving about 6” projecting from
theECB,seeFigure4.Mostheatingcablesare
provided with identification labels attached to the
end of the cold leads – ensure that these labels
remainonthecoldleadinsidetheECB.
4.Prepareeachheatingcable/coldleadfor
connection/splicingandconnectionperFigure5
or Figure 6, as applicable.
5.PreparethesensorwireperFigure5orFigure6,as
applicable.Usescrewdriverforconnectiontothe
sensor wire connections (black and white wires) to
correspondingBLKandWHTterminals.
6.NeatlyfoldallwiringintoECBandfasten
thermostatwith#6-32screwsprovided.Donot
applyexcessiveforcetothethermostat.Apply
firm but continuous force until the screws can be
fully seated.
7. Align the thermostat power base, then finish
tightening the two screws.
8.HooktheFrontPanelunittothetopofthePower
Baseunit,swingdownandpresstheFrontPanel
intothePowerBaseunitslightly,tightenthescrew
at the bottom of the unit.
A. Button Explanation
LCD Display–Largescalereadoutwithbluecolor
backlight which indicates the operational status of
the thermostat.
On/Off Button – Allows easy selection switching On
or Off the thermostat.
Event/Program Button–Pressingthisbuttononce
enters the thermostat into programming mode or
cycles through the program events in programming
mode.
Next/Save Button –Pressingthisbuttonacceptsthe
modifiedsettingandcyclestheprogramtothenext
parameter.
-Pressingandholdingthisbuttondownfor2seconds
saves all changes that have been accepted during
thecurrentprogrammingcyclesandexitsthe
programming mode.
Back/Cancel Button –Pressingthisbuttonmoves
the programming back to the previous setting
parameter.
A. Button Explanation
Figure 1
Guardplate
LCD Display
GFCI Test
Event/Program
Settings
Next/Save
Up
Down
Hold
GFCI Reset
On/Off
Back/Cancel

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