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GENERAL LIFE FH250S Underfloor Heating Thermostat User Manual

FLOOR SENSOR TEMPERATURE SETTING MENU  
min. 20 cm  
ENGLISH  
If a floor sensor is installed with Room Thermostat, only GENERAL Life  
floor sensor should be installed. Otherwise, the product will be out of  
warranty.  
UNDERFLOOR HEATING THERMOSTAT  
*Incaseof floor sensor connected, thefollowing settingsapply.  
The factory temperature setting for floor sensor is 28°C. This value can  
be adjusted between 23°C and 34°C. The floor sensor operating  
sensitivity is 1°C. For example, when you set the floor sensor  
temperature to 28°C, your Room Thermostat will stop the heating unit  
from working when the floor temperature rises to 29°C. When the floor  
temperature drops to 27°C, it starts the heating unit of the Room  
Thermostat. To change theoor sensor temperature:  
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ROOM THERMOSTATTEMPERATURE CALIBRATION  
Temperature sensors used in Room Thermostats are very sensitive.  
Based on the temperature on the thermometers in your living space you  
need to calibrateyourRoom Thermostat. For this:  
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS  
UNDERFLOOR HEATING THERMOSTAT  
Pressand hold thebutton for 3 seconds while yourdeviceis off.  
Pressthebutton until the menu appears.  
Adjust the operating temperature by turning the “  
FH250S is a digital room thermostat designed for underfloor heating  
system. User provides more comfortable and affordable heating by  
settingneeded room temperature.  
While yourdeviceis off, pressand hold thebutton for 3 seconds.  
Press the button until you see the calibration menu that says “  
” button to the  
press it. The temperature difference you want from the calibration  
menu, Adjust by turning the button to the right or left. This value can  
be adjusted between-8°C” and “+8°C”.  
right or leftin theoor sensor temperaturemenu thatappears.  
Press the button until the device turns off to save the settings and  
exit.  
SensitiveTemperatureMeasurement  
TemperatureCalibration  
HysteresisAdjustment  
ON/OFFControl  
Wired connection  
FH250S  
USER MANUAL  
Press the button until the device turns off to save the settings and  
exit.  
Note:Recommended temperaturecalibration settingis “0.0oC”.  
The settings you have made have been saved. When you turn on your  
device,itwilloperateattheoorsensortemperatureyouhaveset.  
Floor sensor temperaturesetting  
FH250S AND EQUIPMENTS  
FACTORY RESET  
FH250S Room Thermostat  
Dowels and  
Screws  
ROOM THERMOSTAT HYSTERESIS POSITIVE MENU  
You can reset the Room Thermostat to its factory default settings. This  
action resets the calibration setting and hysteresis settings to the  
factory setting. To factory resetyourRoom Thermostat:  
The hysteresis positive factory setting of your Room Thermostat is  
0.5°C. This value can be adjusted between “0.1°C” and “2.0°C”. While the  
hysteresis positive value is 0.5°C, your Room Thermostat will send a  
command to your heating unit when the room temperature rises 0.5°C  
above the set temperature. For example, when we set the Room  
Thermostat to 22.0°C, your heating unit will stop when the room  
temperaturerisesto 22.5°C. To change thehysteresispositivesetting:  
While yourdeviceis off, pressand hold thebutton for 3 seconds.  
Pressthebutton until the menu appears.  
While in the “ ” menu, turn the button to the right or left, select the  
” option and pressthebutton.  
Your devicewillturn off and resetto factory settings.  
TECHNICAL DATA  
Dimensions ( H / L / W )  
Operating Current  
Relay NO Switching Current  
85.7mm / 85.7mm / 33.5mm  
230V AC  
7A (240VAC – Resistive load)  
10A (120VAC – Resistive load)  
0.1oC  
While yourdeviceis off, pressand hold thebutton for 3 seconds.  
“Pressthebutton until the menu appears.  
In the hysteresis positive menu, you can adjust the operating  
sensitivitybyturning the button to theright or left.  
ROOM THERMOSTAT WORKING PRINCIPLE  
As soon as youenergizeyourRoom Thermostat, it will start working. It is  
based on the average temperature of the environment where the Room  
Thermostat is located in the last 40 seconds. If the ambient  
temperature rises above the hysteresis positive temperature you set,  
your Room Thermostat turns off the heating unit, and if it drops below  
hysteresis negative temperature value, it turns on the heating unit.  
Thus, it is ensured that the ambient temperature remains within a  
certain range.  
Temperature Measurement  
Accuracy  
Operating Sensitivity  
Operating Temperature Range  
Operating Temperature  
Storage Temperature  
Press the button until the device turns off to save the settings and  
exit.  
(-2.0oC) – (+2.0oC)  
(5oC) – (30oC)  
The settings you have made have been saved. When you turn on your  
device, itwillworkwiththeoperating sensitivityyouhaveset.  
(-10oC) – (+50oC)  
(-20oC) – (+60oC)  
ROOM THERMOSTAT HYSTERESIS NEGATIVE MENU  
ROOM THERMOSTAT  
The hysteresis negative factory setting of your Room Thermostat is  
-0.5°C. This value can be adjusted between “-0.1°C” and “-2.0°C”. While  
thehysteresisnegative valueis-0.5°C,yourRoomThermostatwillsenda  
command to your heating unit when the room temperature drops 0.5°C  
below the set temperature. For example, when we set the Room  
Thermostat to 22.0°C, your heating unit will work when the room  
temperaturedropsto21.5°C.To changethehysteresisnegativesetting:  
If the floor sensor measures temperature above 28°C, it turns off the  
heating unit.*  
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*Externaloor sensor is only activewhen itis connected.  
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Room  
Temperature  
22.5oC  
Set  
Temperature  
21.5oC  
22.0oC  
While yourdeviceis off, pressand hold thebutton for 3 seconds.  
Pressthebutton until the menu appears.  
In the hysteresis negative menu, you can adjust the operating  
sensitivitybyturning the button to theright or left.  
Heating  
Unit On  
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Room Temperature  
Underfloor Heating Temperature*  
Set Temperature  
Heating Indicator  
- If the Heating Indicator is blinking, the heating unit is working.  
- If the Heating Indicator lights up constantly, the heating unit  
is not working.  
Press the button until the device turns off to save the settings and  
exit.  
Heating  
Unit Off  
Time  
The settings you have made have been saved. When you turn on your  
device, itwillworkwiththeoperating sensitivityyouhaveset.  
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*Externaloor sensor is only activewhen itis connected.  
ROOM THERMOSTAT PLACEMENTPlace your Room Thermostat in a  
room you use frequently in your living space. For example; like the hall or  
living room of your home. Avoid installing the Room Thermostat in  
places where there is a lot of air circulation, such as at the doorway or by  
the window. Also, do not place it close to heating units (heater core,  
fireplace, etc.) and in direct sunlight. We recommend that the room  
thermostatis placed ataheight of 150cmfrom theoor.  
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Summary of Contents

  • Page 1: Floor sensor temperature setting menu If a floor sensor is installed with Room Thermostat, only floor sensor should be installed. Otherwise, the product will be out of warranty. The factory temperature setting for floor sensor is 28°C. This value can be adjusted between 23°C and 34°C. The floor sensor operating sensitivity is 1°C. To change the floor sensor temperature: Press and hold the button for 3 seconds while your device is off. Temperature sensors used in Room Thermostats are very sensitive. You need to calibrate your Room Thermostat based on the temperature in your living space. The hysteresis positive factory setting of your Room Thermostat is 0.5°C. This value can be adjusted between “0.1°C” and “2.0°C”. You can reset the Room Thermostat to its factory default settings. The hysteresis negative factory setting of your Room Thermostat is -0.5°C. This value can be adjusted between “-0.1°C” and “-2.0°C”. Place your Room Thermostat in a room you use frequently in your living space. Avoid installing it in places with a lot of air circulation or close to heating units.
  • Page 2: Warranty conditions state that the warranty period starts from the invoice date and covers manufacturing defects for 2 years. Devices and apparatus are delivered in working condition, with on-site commissioning subject to a service fee. Repairs under warranty are conducted at the company's factory, and transportation costs are the customer's responsibility. Maintenance of devices is also performed at the company, with travel fares incurred by the customer. Malfunctions are tested to determine if they are due to customer or manufacturer faults, with reports issued by the company. If manufacturer-induced errors are found, customers can request repairs or replacements at no cost, unless it exceeds the product's price. Customers must report any damages within the warranty period to maintain their rights. Malfunctions caused by improper use or external factors are not covered by the warranty. Devices are out of warranty if damaged by the customer, including scratches or breaks. The warranty document must be retained by the customer, as a replacement will not be issued if lost.