Operating Conditions; Setting The Functions - Lucky Reptile Thermo Control Pro 2 Mode D'emploi

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With the Thermo Control PRO II you have purchased a digital thermostat
of the newest generation which can control all common vivarium hea-
ters with a maximum load of 1000W. The device has a real-time clock
and two circuits, so that you can make different settings for day and
night. The switching between day and night mode is realized by time.
An alarm function warns optically and acoustically if the device measu-
res a temperature that is either higher or lower than the temperature
setting. In addition the thermostat has a timer which allows you to time
control additional devices like lighting or ventilators. The continuous
temperature display and the small size of the thermostat allow its use
as additional thermometer.

Operating conditions

• The device may only be operated at 230V / 50/60Hz AC Voltage
• The device may be operated in any position, but it has to be ensured
that it is impossible for it to fall into water.
• The ambient temperature limit during operation may not fall below
and exceed 0°C and 60°C .
• The device is designed for use in dry and clean rooms.
• At formation of condensed water a period of acclimatisation of up to
2h has to be ensured.
• Protect the device from moisture, spray water and impact of heat!
Designated Usage
This device may be operated with heat/cooling systems for regulation
of air or water temperature in unpressurised containers (e. g. aquaria,
terrariums) or rooms. Other forms of operation as mentioned above are
not allowed!
Menu Function
F01 Temperature Day
F02 Temperature Night
F03 Switching Delay
F04 Alarm Difference
F05 Mode
F06 Day Start
F07 Night Start
F08 Timer ON 1
F09 Timer OFF 1
F10 Timer ON 2
F11 Timer OFF 2
F12 Clock
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Manual
Possible Settings
0-50°C
0-50°C
1-15°C
0-15°C
0= Cooling, 1= Heating
00-22
1-23
00:00 – 23:59 (h:min)
00:00 – 23:59 (h:min)
00:00 – 23:59 (h:min)
00:00 – 23:59 (h:min)
00:00 – 23:59 (h:min)
Installation:
Install the temperature sensor at a suitable place inside the terrarium/
aquarium. Since you should have temperature gradients in your terrari-
um, you have to think about which temperature area you want to control
with the thermostat. In most cases placing the sensor in the middle of
the terrarium just above the substrate is recommended. For aquariums
use a place where you have a good water flow around the sensor.
Position the thermostat in a way that you can easily control the dis-
played temperature all the time. Plug in the devices you want to have
controlled into the receptacles of the thermostats. Heaters in I and timer
controlled devices (e.g. lighting) in II. Connect the AC Adaptor to a pro-
perly installed wall socket. You can now make the desired settings as to
the following instructions.

Setting the Functions

Press the SET button for more than 3 seconds to open the settings menu.
There are 12 available menus from F01 to F12. Use the arrow buttons to
choose between menus and press SET to enter the desired menu. With
the arrow buttons you can change the settings. Press ENT to save set-
tings and exit the menu. If you are finished with all settings press ENT
for more than 3 seconds to exit the settings menu. The device will start
working with the new settings.
For details on the available functions please consult the chart below.
For changing time settings you can switch from Minutes to Hours by
Pressing SET.
Default Comment
28°C
23°C
1°C This value defines with which difference the device
will switch
0 Device warns when difference is bigger than this
value, 0= Alarm Off
1
08 From this hour on Day Temperature is valid
18 From this hour on Night Temperature is valid
00:00 Turns on Coupling II at this time
00:00 Turns off Coupling II at this time
00:00 Turns off Coupling II at this time
00:00 Turns off Coupling II at this time