T36 Series Self Operated Thermostat

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Specifications

Set Temperature Range 6℃~28℃ Nominal pressure PN10
Housing Material Plastics Maximum differential pressure 0.1Mpa
Temperature Sensing Component Liquid Bulb Medium Water
Valve Body Material Forged Brass (with surface nickel plated) Operation temperature 5℃ ~ 95℃

Instruction

1, Temperature settingThe temperature setting range is wide. The scale is printed on the house of the thermostat, and the corresponding referencetemperature are as follows:

room temperature(℃) 6 12 16 20 24 28
scale value * 1 2 3 4 5

2. Night Mode. In order to improve comfort and save energy,. the set temperature can be lowered appropriately at night, andunmanned rooms can be adjusted to the antifreeze point.
3, Ventilation. If prolonged ventlation is required during the heating season, the thermostat should be adusted to the lowestlevel-"*"position, to save the energy.
4. Antifreeze protection. When user is away from home for long, simply set the thermostat to " position, and the roomtemperature will be maintained at around 6 °C to ensure antifreeze.
5. Cleaning. The thermostat should be regularly maintained to keep ventlation holes on the housing unobstructed, to ensureaccurate temperature regulation. The housing should be cleaned wth fexble detergent and avoid using organic solutions suchas alcohol and bleach.

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