Operating Conditions; Setting The Functions - Lucky Reptile Thermo Control Pro II Guia De Empleo

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With the Thermo Control PRO II you have purchased a digital thermostat of the newest generation which can control all common vivarium heaters
with a maximum load of 1000W. The device has a realtime clock and four temperature time zones. For each temperature time zone a different
temperature value can be set allowing to recreate the natural temperature variations over the day inside the terrarium. An alarm function warns
optically and acoustically if the device measures a temperature that is either higher or lower than the temperature setting. In addition the thermo-
stat has a timer which allows you to time control additional devices like lighting or ventilators. The continuous temperature display and the small
size of the thermostat allow its use as additional thermometer.

Operating conditions

• The device may only be operated at 230V / 50/60Hz AC Voltage
• The device may be operated in any position, but it has to be ensured that it is impossible for it to fall into water.
• The ambient temperature limit during operation may not fall below and exceed 0°C and 60°C respectively.
• The device is designed for use in dry and clean rooms.
• At formation of condensed water a period of acclimatisation of up to 2h has to be ensured.
• Protect the device from moisture, spray water and impact of heat!
Designated Usage
This device may be operated with heat/cooling systems for regulation of air or water temperature in unpressurised containers (e. g. aquaria,
terrariums) or rooms. Other forms of operation as mentioned above are not allowed!
Installation:
BInstall the temperature sensor at a suitable place inside the terrarium/aquarium. Since you should have temperature gradients in your terrarium,
you have to think about which temperature area you want to control with the thermostat. In most cases placing the sensor in the middle of the
terrarium just above the substrate is recommended. For aquariums use a place where you have a good water flow around the sensor.
Position the thermostat in a way that you can easily control the displayed temperature all the time. Plug in the devices you want to have controlled
into the receptacles of the thermostats. Heaters in I and timer controlled devices (e.g. lighting) in II. Connect the AC Adaptor to a properly installed
wall socket. You can now make the desired settings as to the following instructions.

Setting the Functions:

Press the SET button for more than 3 seconds to open the settings menu. There are 18 available menus from F00 to F38. For a clear overview the
settings have been arranged in groups. F00 to F14 are the global functions like clock, mode and alarm. F21 to F24 are the temperature time zones
and F31 to F38 the timer. Use the arrow buttons to choose between menus and press SET to enter the desired menu. You will see a shortname for
each function in the display, e.g. at F00 "ClC" for clock. Press any key to go ahead. With the arrow buttons you can change the settings. For changing
time settings you can switch from Minutes to Hours by Pressing SET. Press ENT to save settings and exit the menu. If you are finished with all settings
press ENT for more than 3 seconds to exit the settings menu. The device will start working with the new settings.
For details on the available functions please consult the chart below. In the chart are also the default settings that build a good base for commonly
kept species like corn snakes or leopard geckos but can be changed as desired.
Menü Display Function
Code
F00 CLC Clock
F11 MOD Operation Mode
F12 HYS Hysteresis (switching delay)
F13 ALR Alarm Difference
F14 ALS Acoustic Alarm On/Off
1.
Manual
Possible Unit
Settings
General Settings
00:00 ~23:59 Hour:Minute
CL/Ht
0,5~15,0 °C
0,0~15,0 °C
ON/OFF
Default Comment
Setting
Ht Ht = Heating mode-,
CL = cooling mode
1 Adjustable in 0,1°C steps
Device warns when difference is bigger than
0
this value, 0= Alarm Off
OFF