Thermostat xh-w3002
SolvedRogero404 Posted messages 15 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
I bought this Chinese thermostat and there's no manual. All I find is in English or African.
Can someone help me knowing that my need is to trigger a heating mat in a small greenhouse.
Trigger when the temperature drops to 15° and stop at 20°.
I'm completely lost, it's driving me crazy ...
Best regards
3 answers
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Programming of the XH-W3002
P0 - contact closure (i.e. > power on)
P1 - contact opening (" " " > stop position)
P2 - Adjustment of the actual temperature - (negligible)
P3 - Delay before activation (time for contact closure setting P0)
Press the first button > display P0, press a second time the temperature display blinks > set the minimum temperature with buttons 2 (plus) and 3 (minus). Validate or wait for the blinking to stop on its own.
Then:
Press the first button > display P0, press the 2nd button once > display P1, when the temperature blinks you can set the stop temperature with buttons 2 and 3 to lower or raise the desired stop temperature.
And there you go, the setting is complete.
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jeannets Posted messages 28412 Registration date Status Contributor Last intervention Ambassadeur 6 607
Hello,
A thermostat is like a switch. It turns on at 15° and stops at 20°; the wiring should be done with this in mind.
Here are two YouTube videos with exactly the same thermostat...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DouvpONoJE
Make sure to focus on what concerns you and applies to your situation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hcyJnINZZQ
It is possible to program choices; listen carefully to how it's done...
That said, you could have provided the web references for your manual; even in English, there are those who understand... and "Google Translate" can handle it too...
There's no reason to go crazy about it..!!
Here is the PDF file
https://www.ampul.eu/fr/module/producttopdf/view?id_product=4148
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Hello, Thank you for taking the time to answer my question... unfortunately, I have watched and listened to the gentleman in question several times: I didn't understand the differences in calibrations and I can't get it, watched in English with French subtitles: the same. I'm a little over 70 years old and my neurons are a bit tired.
The simpler version with 2 buttons seems more accessible, but I made the wrong choice...
See you later maybe
Best regards