Trixie Reptiland Bedienungsanleitung Seite 5

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Instructions for Use
Parameters and Specifications:
• operating voltage: 220–240 V/50–60 HZ
• max. switching capacity 2 × 600 W
• power consumption: ≤ 3 W
• temperature measuring range: -20 to 50 °C
• accuracy: +/- 1 °C
Menu
Display Menu
T
T01
T02
ST1 Start day temperature
ST1
(after temp.)
ST1
(after switching delay)
ST2 Start day temperature
ST2 Start day temperature
(after temp.)
ST2
(after switching delay)
A
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
B
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
Installation:
Position the temperature sensor in a suitable place in the terrarium
or aquarium. Normally there are different temperature zones in the
terrarium. Therefore you need to determine which temperature you
want to control with the thermostat. In most cases a position in a
temperature-neutral area (not under e.g. a heat lamp) slightly above
the ground is recommended. In an aquarium a place with good water
circulation is recommended.
Position the display device in a way that you can see and reach the dis-
play easily. Connect the devices you want to control to the correspon-
ding sockets, sources of heat go into A, devices the timer will control
into B. Plug the mains adapter into a socket that has been installed
in accordance with the regulations. Make sure that the devices to be
controlled are only switched on after the functions have been set. Use
the following instructions to make the settings.
1. Description of Operational Functions:
1.1 How it works:
The thermostat operates a heat source until the chosen temperature
has been reached and then switches off. It switches on again once the
temperature falls below the value determined by the switching delay.
1.2 Day/Night Mode:
The thermostat automatically switches between day and night time
operation in relation to the time set, and uses the relevant temperature
Function Default
Time of day 00:00
Start time of date 08:00
Start time of night 18:00
30 °C
Switching delay 1 °C
Mode 'Heating' (H) ,
'Cooling' (C)
25 °C
2 °C
Mode 'Heating' (H) ,
'Cooling' (C)
Timer Channel 1
Timer Channel 1 ON 00:00
Timer Channel 1 OFF 23:59
Timer Channel 1 ON 23:59
Timer Channel 1 OFF 23:59
Timer Channel 1 ON 23:59
Timer Channel 1 OFF 23:59
Timer Channel 1 ON 23:59
Timer Channel 1 OFF 23:59
Timer Channel 2
Timer Channel 2 ON 00:00
Timer Channel 2 OFF 23:59
Timer Channel 2 ON 23:59
Timer Channel 2 OFF 23:59
Timer Channel 2 ON 23:59
Timer Channel 2 OFF 23:59
Timer Channel 2 ON 23:59
Timer Channel 2 OFF 23:59
• control range for temperatures from 0 to 50 °C
• selectable switching delay: 1 to 15 °C
• real time clock in permanent display
• choice between heating or cooling
Range of settings
0–50 °C Channel 1
0–15 °C This parameter determines at which lowering of tempera-
ture the device will switch on.
0–50 °C Channel 2
0–15 °C This parameter determines at which lowering of tempera-
ture the device will switch on.
00:00–23:59 Switches ON at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches OFF at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches ON at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches OFF at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches ON at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches OFF at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches ON at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches OFF at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches ON at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches OFF at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches ON at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches OFF at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches ON at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches OFF at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches ON at this time.
00:00–23:59 Switches OFF at this time.
settings. 'ST1' sets the time for the start of the day, 'ST2' sets the time
for the start of the night. The time in 'ST1' has to be lower than the
one in 'ST2'.
1.3 Heating/Cooling:
Under 'ST1' (day) and 'ST2' (night) the thermostat can be switched from
heating to cooling. When switched to cooling, there is a pre-set time
delay of 3 minutes in order to avoid damage caused by abrupt switching
over if compressors are in use.
In heating mode (H) a device is powered until the set temperature has
been reached and then switched off. In cooling mode a device is powered
when the pre-set temperature is exceeded and turned off when the
actual temperature is lower than the pre-set temperature. Use this
mode e.g. for ventilators or foggers.
1.4 Digital Time:
The thermostat includes a real time clock with digital timer. You can
program four ON and four OFF times respectively to the second. Via the
coupling 'B-Timer' devices like lamps or sprinklers can be controlled. If
you do not use the timer, set the functions B1 – B8 to default mode (see
tabel 'Menu'). Make sure the set values do not contradict each other, e.g.
the value for B3 lies between those for B1 and B2.
1.5 LED Displays:
• 'Power' is on when connected to mains supply
Remarks
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