Dometic CCC 2 User Manual

Comfort Control Center 2 Thermostat

3314150.016

User’s Guide

Dometic Comfort Control Center 2 Thermostat Quick Start-Up

The basic steps for operating your Air Conditioner, Heat Pump or Dehumidier (herein

after referred to as the “unit”), are described in this User’s Guide. For more detailed
information on modes of operation and special features refer to the Operating Instruc­tions Manual.

Quick reference to control buttons

Press to increase temperature

Press to select zone

or humidity set-point

Press to select
On and OFF

Press to select fan
speed

Press to set
clock

Press to
select mode

USA

SERVICE OFFICE

Dometic, LLC

2320 Industrial Parkway

Elkhart, IN 46516

574-294-2511

Press to select
program 1 or 2

Dometic, LLC

46 Zatonski, Unit 3

Brantford, ON N3T 5L8

519-720-9578

Press to display
relative humidity set­point (Select Models)

CANADA

CANADA

Press to display
inside temperature

Press to select
temperature format

Press to decrease
temperature or
humidity set-point

For Service Center

Assistance Call:

800-544-4881

Form No. 3314150.016 10/11

(Replaces 3314150.000)

(French 3314170.014)

REVISION

©2011 Dometic, LLC

LaGrange, IN 46761

1. To turn ON the CCC 2 thermostat

when the back light is off, rst press

any button to wake up the CCC 2
thermostat. Then press and release
the ON/OFF button.

2. Press the MODE button to cycle
through the mode options. A mode is

an operation that can be performed
by the unit and is controlled by
the Dometic CCC thermostat. The
available modes are: OFF, COOL,
HP (HEAT PUMP), HS (Heat Strip),
FAN, FURN (Furnace), and AUTO.

The available modes are determined
by your system options.

3. Press the ZONE button to cycle
through the available zones to be
programmed. Each zone signies a

unit designated to cool, heat or de-

humidify a specic area of an RV.

The Dometic CCC 2 thermostat can
control up to four units (zones).

4. Press the UP or DOWN but­tons to increase or decrease the room

air temperature (hereinafter referred

to as the set-point). The set-point
is the desired inside room air tem­perature.