Warmup’s Dual Cable Tester (DCT) is designed to ONLY measure the resistance of heating cable(s), therefore, do not use the Dual Cable Tester to measure the resistance of a floor sensor, instead use a multimeter set at 20k ohms (Ω).
Can the dual cable tester be used to measure the resistance of the floor sensor? Read More »
The function of the high-limit sensor to monitor the slab temperature and protect the system against thermal runaway. Therefore, “YES”, both versions of the SNOPRO-100 require the high-limit sensors to be wired to terminals 10 & 11 in the controller, either by the high-limit sensor that is included in both SNOPRO-100 or by putting in a 470k resistor as outlined on page 11 of our manual. The high-limit sensor should be installed regardless of whether the SNOPRO-100 is used at a satellite or a stand-alone to protect against thermal runaway.
Does the SNOPRO-100 require a high-limit sensor? Read More »
There are two ways to reset your Terra Smart WiFI Thermostat. If you’d like to learn how to reset your Terra thermostat, read the list below or watch the video included.
How do I reset my Terra Smart WiFi Thermostat? Read More »
To see a highlight video on the Terra heating indicator, be sure watch the video included.
Is my Terra Thermostat on? Read More »
When the thermostat reads “ER2,” the floor sensor has a short circuit or has a loose connection. Your electrician must secure connections and test the probe using a multimeter set to the lowest possible ohms scale. The resistance reading should be between 7 and 17 ohms. If a short is found and a backup sensor probe was not installed, you can bypass the error message by setting the thermostat to read the air temperature instead.
How to Resolve the ER2 Message on the Terra Smart WiFi Thermostat? Read More »
The setback temperature is a lower energy efficient temperature when outside of a heating period.
How do I change the setback temperature on the Terra WiFi Thermostat? Read More »
Setting a temporary override allows you to set a target temperature which will override your current heating program until your next heating period or for a set duration. Cancelling an override will remove any setting already in place on your thermostat.
How do I set or cancel an override on the Terra WiFi Thermostat? Read More »
The windows open detection feature is designed to switch off heating to save energy when the thermostat detects that a window or door has been opened.
How to set a Window Detection on the Terra Smart Thermostat? Read More »
Follow along with the video or instructions below to learn how to power off your Terra Smart WiFi thermostat.
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Setting the time and date on your Terra is important for proper program function. Follow along with the below video or instructions to set yours.
How do I set the time and date on the Terra? Read More »
