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aube technologies CT230-120GA Slave and Master Thermostat Instruction Manual

This is a legacy product document  
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longer manufactured  
Installation Instructions  
MASTER THERMOSTATS  
TH113-A/F/AF (12VDC)  
TH114-A/F/AF (12VDC)  
TH115-A/F/AF (12VDC)  
TH116-A/F/AF (12VDC)  
SLAVE UNITS  
CT230-120GA  
CT230-120GB  
CT230-240GA  
CT230-240GB  
3.2 Slave Units - Installation and Wiring  
1. Introduction  
This master and slave unit system is specially  
designed for large floor heating applications  
exceeding 15 A.  
The slave units can operate on different voltages (e.g. 5 units @ 120 V and 5 @ 240 V).  
Required parts: CT230-120GA, -120GB, -240GA or -240GB  
Installation: On an electrical box  
The master thermostat controls a single or  
multiple floor heating zones driven by slave units.  
The master thermostat can control up to 10 slave  
units.  
Each slave unit drives its own zone and is  
equipped with a GFCI test button and warning  
light as well as an On/Standby switch to facilitate  
maintenance on specific zones of the floor  
installation.  
Location: Installation near the master  
thermostat is not required (i.e. can be  
installed in a utility room).  
Wiring: The power bases are joined  
through a daisy chain connection.  
n Connect the 120 V or 240 V power  
base wires to the power (line) and to  
the load (floor) using solderless con-  
nectors for copper wires, and secure  
the base to the electrical box.  
2. Operation  
Master Thermostat  
o Affix the wiring sticker (in the CT230  
box) to the base.  
The master unit controls the temperature and  
sends a signal to slave units when heating is  
required. The floor sensor is connected to the  
master unit. The master unit is powered by the  
slave units.  
p Connect the slave power bases  
together as per FIGURE 1.  
q Once installation and wiring is com-  
plete, mount the CT230 interface:  
a) Align the bracket tabs of the  
CT230 with the holes located on  
Slave Unit  
The slave unit receives the signal sent by the  
master unit and activates its load.  
top of the power base.  
b) Secure the CT230 interface using the screw (captive).  
NOTE: There must be a minimum of one slave  
unit ON to power the master unit.  
3. Installation  
Turn off power to the heating system at the  
main power panel to avoid electrical shock.  
Installation should be carried out by an  
electrician.  
3.1 Wiring Guidelines  
• The wire distance between the master thermo-  
stat and slave unit should not exceed 500 ft.  
(150 m).  
• The floor sensor cable should not exceed  
200 ft. (60 m).  
r Switch all slave power bases to STANDBY by sliding the protective door upwards  
and positioning the switch to STANDBY.  
Install and connect the master unit (see 3.3).  
• A 3-wire 20 AWG cable is recommended.  
FIGURE 1  
Connections  
400-230-000-D  
2/7/07  
1/2  
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  • Page 1: This is a legacy product document supported by Resideo. It is no longer manufactured. Installation instructions for master thermostats TH113-A/F/AF, TH114-A/F/AF, TH115-A/F/AF, and TH116-A/F/AF. Slave units include CT230-120GA, CT230-120GB, CT230-240GA, and CT230-240GB. The master and slave unit system is designed for large floor heating applications exceeding 15 A. The master thermostat can control up to 10 slave units, each driving its own zone. Slave units are equipped with a GFCI test button, warning light, and an On/Standby switch. Installation location for slave units is flexible and does not need to be near the master thermostat. Wiring involves connecting power bases through a daisy chain connection. The master unit controls temperature and sends signals to slave units when heating is required. Installation should be carried out by an electrician, and safety precautions must be taken to avoid electrical shock.
  • Page 2: Master thermostat - Installation and Wiring WARNING: Make sure all slave units are in STANDBY mode. Temperature: - Operation: 32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C) - Storage: -4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C) Required parts: TH113-A/F/AF (12VDC), TH114-A/F/AF (12VDC), TH115-A/F/AF (12VDC) or TH116-A/F/AF (12VDC) Location: anywhere easily accessible to users. Maximum slave units: up to 10 slave units per master thermostat. Install the master thermostat in the controlled area. Avoid locations where there are air drafts, dead air spots, direct sunlight, or concealed chimneys or stove pipes. The floor sensor must be installed in an area where average temperature can be read. Warranty: Aube warrants this product, excluding battery, to be free from defects in workmanship or materials for a period of three years from the date of purchase. We recommend you test the GFCI immediately after installing the thermostat, and once a month thereafter to ensure it is operating properly.