Nuheat Home Operating Manual

SECTION 1: HOME SCREEN Section 1.2  Energy Use The Nuheat HOME thermostat tracks the amount of time your floor heating system has been heating. Press Day/Week/Year to view the different time ranges. Press Back to return to the home screen. NOTE: The thermostat cycles the heating on and off to maintain the desired setpoint temperature. Actual heating time is normally a percentage of the scheduled ON time. Section 1.3  Settings The following options are available under the Settings menu: • Setup/Preferences • Program/Schedule • Thermostat Info ...

Section 3: Program/Schedule Section 3.1  Program/Schedule From the home screen, access the Program/Schedule menu by pressing Settings>Program/Schedule. Below is the default schedule of the Nuheat HOME thermostat: Weekday Period Start Time Floor Temperature Tile Wood Wake 6:00 am 88°F (31°C) 82 °F (28°C) Leave 9:00 am 74°F (23°C) 74 °F (23°C) Return 5:00 pm 88°F (31°C) 82 °F (28°C) Sleep 11:00 pm 74°F (23°C) 74 °F (23°C) Weekend Period Start Time Floor Temperature Tile Wood Wake 8:00 am 88 °F (31°C) 82°F (28°C) Sleep 11:00 pm 74 � ...

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THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING NUHEAT HOME! You have chosen the most advanced thermostat to control your Nuheat electric floor heating system. This manual will cover each of the features of the Nuheat HOME thermostat. INTRODUCTION ...

From the home screen, access the Factory Reset by pressing Settings>Factory Reset. Factory Reset allows you to reset the thermostat back to factory default settings. This can be used to reset the thermostat for a new owner or for troubleshooting purposes. WARNING - Factory Reset will delete all information stored on the thermostat including energy usage data. Section 5: Factory Reset Section 5.1  Factory Reset ...

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