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Brand | Reef Factory |
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Model | Thermo control |
Category | Thermostat |
Language | English |
Mount the device in a safe place away from water and vapors using the holes on the back.
Install the temperature sensor in the water at least 5cm from water surfaces and heat sources.
Connect heating and cooling devices to the marked sockets, respecting maximum load limits.
Log in or create an account in the Smart Reef app on your mobile device.
Create your aquarium profile in the Smart Reef app, providing necessary details.
Add the Thermo control device to your Smart Reef account via the mobile app.
Set up the Wi-Fi connection for the device by entering network name and password.
Confirm the device has been successfully added to your Smart Reef account.
Set the heating and cooling operating ranges using the orange points on the temperature scale.
Set the alarm range using red points, triggering alerts for temperature deviations.
Select the temperature unit (°C/°F) and configure the audible alarm settings.
Calibrate the device’s temperature reading to match an external meter via the Smart Reef app.
Confirm the temperature value and check the calibration difference displayed after the process.
Reset the device to factory settings by applying a magnet to the designated area.
Change the device's Wi-Fi access password for enhanced security through the app.
Replace fuses on the device's back to protect against system failures, using correct fuse types.
Update the device software via the Smart Reef app to ensure latest features and fixes.
Warnings about water resistance, electrical shock, and safe packaging disposal for the device.
Guidelines for disposing of the device as electronic waste in compliance with environmental regulations.
Details about the manufacturer, product compliance with EU directives, standards, and FCC statement.
Details on warranty duration for devices and accessories, and what technical issues are covered.
Requirements for warranty claims, including proof of purchase and conditions for replacement or repair.
List of conditions and damages not covered by the warranty, such as wear, misuse, or unauthorized alterations.
Limitations on the guarantor's liability for incidental, consequential, or indirect damages.
Technical specifications including device name, model, accuracy, power, dimensions, and weight.