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CPT11

Programmable Thermostat

Installation Manual

Wiring

Battery power or 24V hardwire

Operate on 1 stage heat and 1 stage cool

Low battery indicator

10. Caution

11. Specifications

The display range of temperature .............................................................. 41°F to 95°F（5°C to 35°C）

The control range of temperature ............................................................. 44°F to 90°F （7°C to 32°C）

Load rating .......................................... 1 amp per terminal, 1.5 amps maximum all terminals combined

Display accuracy ........................................................................................................................ ± 0.5°C

Power source ................................ 18 to 30 VAC, NEC Class II, 50/60 Hz for hardwire (common wire)

Battery power from 2 AAA alkaline betteries

Operating ambient ................................................................................ 41°F to +95°F （5°C to +35°C）

Operating humidity .............................................................................. 90% non-condensing maximum

Dimensions of thermostat ......................................................................................... 4.64”×3.46”×1.18”

1 1.8cm×8.8cm×3cm

Thermostat Base

5+2 programmable

Heat pump without aux or emergency heat

Gas, electric or oil

Optional temperature display of fahrnheit or

celsius scale.

1. When the temperature is outside the display range the words HI or LO will be shown on the display

instead of a number. If the temperature higher than the display range, it will read HI. If the temperature

lower than the display range, it will read LO.

2. Two AAA batteries thermostat operates on last up to 1 year. The battery voltage symbol will flash to

indicate when batteries need replacement. When the battery voltage symbol flashes change batteries

as soon as possible.

3. When changing batteries replace batteries within 20 minutes of removing the old ones to maintain

programmed settings such as time and date.

4. The thermostat is shipped with a protective film on the LCD screen. To remove the film, pull away from

the corner.

5. Do Not use excessive force when attaching the thermostat to the wall bracket. Ensure all pins are

aligned correctly and firmly push the thermostat into position.

6. The thermostat contains precision electronics. Handle with care. Do not expose to dirt or moisture.

Thank you for choosing the CPT11 Thermostat.

This thermostat has many features that can help

you control your climate control systems. Please

read this manual carefully before installation to

ensure proper function and that you take advantage

of the many features of this programmable thermostat.

Thermostat & Battery Installation

2. Production Functions Overview

2.1 Applications A trained, experienced

technician is recommended

for installation.

Please read instructions carefully.

Failure to follow instructions

completely may result in injury or

damage.

2.2 Features

Run button: press only once, the thermostat operates according to the time

programming. After setting the program and changing the system parameter,

press the run button to save and exit the setting interface.

FAN Switch: Is used for setting fan speed.

SYSTEM Switch: This switch is used for setting the system mode.

FAN Operation Switch: This switch is used to switch between an electric or gas

setup.

Clock and day of week display.

Temperature: Displays the room temperature or setting temperature.

Cool symbol: When the Cool symbol is displayed, the cooling relay has been

activated. When the Cooling symbol is flashing it means that the cooling relay is

in the set-up delay process.

Heat symbol: When the Heating symbol is displayed, the heating relay has been

activated. When the Heating symbol is flashing it means that the heating relay is

in the set-up delay process.

Fan symbol: Shows the current mode the fan is in.

Change Filter symbol: When the Change Filter symbol is displayed, the number

of the days set for filter change interval time has elapsed.

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Up button: In heating/cooling mode, the Up button raises the temperature setting.

When programming, the Up button will also be used for changing system

parameters.

Down button: In heating/cooling mode, the Down button lowers the temperature

setting. When programming, the Down button will be used for changing system

parameters.

F button: In the cooling/heating mode, the F button is used for programming

inquiries and to reset filter usage day counter.

SET button: Is used to enter thr parameter changing interface or enter the

programming mode.

Hold button: Pressing the hold button once while in cooling/heating mode, LCD

will display “hold”, and the thermostat will maintain the set temperature.

Program Seeting: Shows that the system is in the setting process.

Hold symbol: When the Hold symbol is displayed, the Hold button has been

activated and the current temperature will be held and thermostat will not follow

programmed routine.

Low Battery Warning: When this symbol is dispalyed replace the batteries with 2

new, high quality AAA batteries.

5. Thermostat Base Installation

Caution:

Equipment Damage

Hazard

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The thermoatat should be installed approximately 4 to 5 feet above the floor.

Select an area with average temperature and good air circulation.

Do not inatall thermostat in the following places:

Close to hot or cold air ducts

In direct sunlight

On an outside wall

In a corner or behind a door

Where there are concealed chimneys or pipes in the wall behind

Select an appropriate location. The temperature of the location should be representative of the building.

Insert a screwdriver into the slot and pry up

the front part of the panel to open it.

For horizontal mount put one screw left

in the left hole and one screw in the right hole.

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6. Wiring 7. Wiring Diagrams

Jumper inatalled on 1-tranformer system and removed on 2-transformer system

1. If you are replacing a thermostat. take

note of the terminal connections, the

wiring connections may not be color

coded. For example, the Green wire

may not be connected to the G terminal.

2. Loosen the terminal block screws. insert

wires then retighten terminal block screws.

3. Place nonflammable insulation into wall

opening to prevent drafts.

Use shielded or non-shielded 18-22 gauge thermostat wire.

Do Not over tifhten terminal block

screws, as this can damage

terminal block. Keep the correctly

fitted to the base to avoid operation

issues.

Heat pump changeover value

energized for cooling

Heat pump changeover vavle energized

for heating

(1) SYSTEM switch: Use this switch to select system mode: COOL->OFF->HEAT.

(2) FAN switch: Use this switch to select fan mode: AUTO->ON.

(3) FAN operation switch: Use this switch to select to options for heat fan:

using a Gas or Oil heating system, choose “GAS” (system controls fan operation).

(4) Setting temperature: In the main interface, the LCD displays room temperature. When power is on,

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adjustments made within 5 seconds, the system will revert back to the main interface.

(5) Hold button: When power is on, press the “Hold” button to hold the setting temperature. The program

will not run and display “Hold”. For example: if the set temperature is 60°F , after pressing the “HOLD”,

the system will lock the setting temperature to be 60°F.

(6) Run button: When power is on, the button is used to run the program what has been set.

(7) F button: When power is on, and the filter function has been set (F6>0), pressing the F button will

display the remaining time until the filter should be changed. For example: the clock area displays 128,

which means it has 128 days left before filter net needs to be changed. Press and hold F button for 5

seconds, “FILTER” icon will flash once, which means the filter will clear to zero and it will restart.

(If there are no inputs for 30 seconds, the system will automatically exit the setting interface and the

changed parameters will not be saved.)

When the power is on (in cool/heat mode), hold “SET” for 5 seconds to enter the programming mode:

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the day of the week.

(3) Press “SET” again to set the wake time from monday to friday. When the clock area is flashing,

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(5) Continue pressing “SET” to set the time and temperature of leave, return, sleep, from monday to

friday and saturday, sunday by in this order.

(6) After finished setting, press “RUN” to cancel the interface and save the parameter changes.

With power off, hold the set button for 7 seconds to enter the parameter changing interface.

System clock area displays each symbol of the parameter, and temperature area displays each

of the parameter values. Continue to press “SET” to cycle the display through each parameter.

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press “RUN” button to exit the setting interface and save the set parameter. (If there are no inputs

within 30 seconds, the system will exit the setting interface and the changed parameters will not

be saved)

21°C/69.8°F

17°C/62.6°F

24°C/75.2°F

28°C/82.4°F

26°C/78.8°F

21°C/69.8°F

17°C/62.6°F

24°C/75.2°F

28°C/82.4°F

26°C/78.8°F

Select F3=0 for the temperature to read in Centigrade. F3=1 for Fahrenheit.

3. Select °F or °C readout

The filter counter is set in one month intervals with a range from 0-12 months. For example, select

“F6=3”, it means 3*30=90 days, “FILTER” icon will be shown, which reminds you to change the filter.

Select “F6=0 to” disable the filter change function.

9. Mount Thermostat & Battery Installation

In Step 3, if there is any resistance felt when connecting the pins, Do Not force it. Move the

display slightly and realign.

Step 1: Align the inner snaps with

the top part of the thermostat.

Step 2: Hang the two hooks of the

front part at 30° right to the snaps.

Step 3: Press the lower part front of the

display panel to complete the installation.

6. Select filter change counter

Select “F8=0”, the backlight will turn off in 5 seconds. Select “F8=1” , backlight will be always on.

With the power off, hold “F” button for 5 seconds, Symbol “dE” will be displayed in thr temperature area

then press “RUN”key to confirm and exit.

High quality alkaline batteries are recommended. Rechargeable batteries or low quality batteries

may not have a 1-year life span.

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The thermostat has an intelligent recovery function that brings your room temperature at exactly the

pre-set time by turning on the Heating earlier. Select “F7=1” to activate the intelligent recovery

function, select “F7=0” to deactivate the intelligent recovery function. The default setting is “0”.

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