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TIME O STAT 2 Channel 3 Wired HMO Thermostat Installation Guide

1. Introduction & Features  
Time:o:stat is a thermostat designed for HMO and 'bills  
included' rental properties. The Time:o:stat is tamper-proof  
and easy to use. It regulates temperature while controlling  
the heating period through a time delay countdown timer.  
When the time runs out the heating shuts down. This  
lowers heating bills while still allowing tenants to operate the  
heating when home helping reduce wasted energy.  
Time:o:stat is a room thermostat and can be used to replace  
an existing room thermostat. Typically a single Time:o:stat is  
required per house. (Unless the house has multiple boilers or  
separate switched heating zones).  
Time:o:stat is available in four different models: Wired  
(Battery), Wired (Mains), Wireless and 2 channel.  
Time:o:stat Features  
1.1 Countdown Heating duration  
1.2 Auto-Program modes  
1.3 Maximum Temperatures  
1.4 Minimum Temperatures  
1.5 Comfort Warmth Mode  
1.6 Night Comfort Mode Restriction  
1.7 Seasonal Mode  
1.8 Hot Water Modes (2 Channel only)  
Featured settings can be changed by following the guide for  
advanced settings setup in section 3.  
1.1 Countdown Heating duration (Default 2 hours)  
The Time:o:stats main operating mode involves setting a  
desired temperature and time duration for the heating  
period. The default maximum duration a user can set for  
each heating period is 2 hours. When this time has elapsed  
the heating will stop. Time can be added to the Time:o:stat  
at any point to re-start or prolong the heating period to the  
set duration limit. The default duration limit is 2 hours but  
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NameTIME O STAT 2 Channel 3 Wired HMO Thermostat Installation Guide
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TIME O STAT 2 Channel 3 Wired HMO Thermostat Installation Guide