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General| Brand | Lux Products |
|---|---|
| Model | P711V |
| Category | Thermostat |
| Language | English |
Covers battery requirements, electrical ratings, component wear, and handling precautions.
Advises regular checks of HVAC system and thermostat operation, and resident awareness of malfunctions.
Warns about electrical interference, static electricity, and the sensitivity of the device to drops.
Lists compatible single-stage heating/cooling, heat pump, hydronic, and millivolt systems.
Lists incompatible 120/240 VAC, multi-stage heat pump, and 3-wire hydronic systems.
Lists 7-day/5/2-day programming, lighted display, keypad lockout, manual hold, and override features.
Lists necessary tools like screwdrivers, wire stripper, wire cutter, and drill bits for installation.
Recommends mounting on an inside wall, 5 ft above floor, avoiding poor circulation or direct heat sources.
Stresses that all wiring must conform to local codes and ordinances for safe installation.
Turn off power, label wires, and carefully remove wires from the old unit to prevent shorts.
Instructions on loosening mounting screws and carefully removing the old thermostat from the wall.
Strip wires to 3/8 inch, clean corrosion, and seal wall opening with insulation to prevent drafts.
Guide on releasing housing, routing wires, aligning, and securing the base plate to the wall.
Ensure bare wire ends are fully inserted into the terminal block before tightening screws for secure connections.
Warns against interchanging base plates/front halves of similar models due to potential wiring differences.
Explains dashed wires, terminal letter conventions, and the importance of matching diagrams to system type.
Wiring diagram for conventional, non-heat pump, 1-stage, heat only systems.
Wiring diagram for conventional, non-heat pump, 1-stage, cool only systems.
Wiring diagram for conventional, non-heat pump, 1-stage, heat and cool systems.
Wiring diagram for conventional, non-heat pump, 1-heat/1-cool with two transformers.
Wiring diagram for heat pump systems with no auxiliary/emergency heat.
Instructions for battery installation and setting the Gas/Electric jumper for fan control.
Explains the functions of System Mode, Fan Mode switches, and SET, NEXT, HOLD, UP/DOWN buttons.
Steps to access setup, change temperature scale, programming style, and period quantity.
Settings for maximum heat and minimum cool temperature limits to restrict user adjustments.
Select system type, adjust delay time, temperature swing, and calibrate temperature sensor.
Steps to set day/time, select HEAT/COOL modes, and adjust temperature manually.
Default temperature settings for 2-period and 4-period configurations provided by the thermostat.
How the display backlight functions and how to temporarily override programmed temperatures.
How to activate and cancel a permanent temperature hold for continuous comfort.
Precaution to touch grounded object to prevent static discharge damage to the unit.
Explains program periods (MORN, DAY, EVE, NITE) and setup for 5/2-day and 7-day styles.
Instructions on how to efficiently copy program settings from one day to another for easier programming.
How to lock/unlock the keypad and perform a software reset to factory defaults.
How to temporarily disable compressor protection delays for system diagnostics and testing.
Instructions for replacing the two AA batteries, emphasizing brand and polarity.
Provides phone number and website for technical assistance, troubleshooting guides, and FAQs.
Outlines the 3-year limited warranty, exclusions, and the process for returning defective units.
Information and resources for recycling old mercury-containing thermostats due to hazardous material regulations.
