UPM HTM311A Owner's Manual

Button Placement

RESET - resets programs and clock to
factory settings

SET CLOCK
ECONO
PROGRAM

UP/DOWN
AHEAD/BACK
HOLD

USAGE

- activates ECONO mode programs

- scrolls through program

settings

- sets program temperatures

- sets program times

- disables all programs and keeps

temperature constant

- displays the accumulated system

“ON” time

OPERATION

LCD Display

Press the button to activate or de-activatethe ECONO
mode pro grams. The “ECONO” symbol will appearon the screen
when the ECONO mode isactivated.

ECONO

2

Press the button again to
view USAGE THIS WEEK.

USAGE

1

Press the button once to
view USAGE TODAY.

USAGE

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- USAGE TODAY automatically resets itself daily at midnight.

- USAGE THIS WEEK automatically resets itself at the end of the week
at 00:00:00.

- A new week begins Monday morning.

Days Of The Week
Clock Display; Usage Display
Usage Monitor Function
TemperatureUnits (
Current Temperature
Heat “ON” Indicator
Program Number
Set Temperature
Power Failure Indicator
HOLD Function
ECONO Mode

Cor° °F)

Programmable Thermostat

HTM311A

DISPLAY / BUTTONS

2

ECONO MODE

OWNER’S

MANUAL

Read and understand this
manual before installation or
use.

FEATURES

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Ideal for electric baseboards,
convectors and radiant ceiling
heaters
5+1+1 day programming
ECONO mode
12/24 hour clock
Temperaturedisplay (
Usage Monitor - keeps track
of accumulated “ON” time
Simple 2-wire installation
Rating: 240V AC, 60Hz

MAXIMUM LOAD: 15A

- 3600W @ 240V
MINIMUM LOAD: 750W

°C or °F)

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C
F

C
F

P2

P3 P4

P1

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PM

USAGETODAY THIS WEEK

HOLDECONO

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3

Press the or button to
toggle the time forward or back.

AHEAD BACK

Press the button to start setting.PROGRAM

1

Press the button to enter the ECONO mode.ECONO

4

Press the or button to
toggle the SET temperature up or down.

UP DOWN

5

Press the button for day setting.
The day will be blinking.

SET CLOCK

6

Press the or button to
select the day.

AHEAD BACK

7

Press the button to
advance to the next program setting
and repeat steps – .

PROGRAM

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C

C

P1

MO

AM

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CAUTION!

Maximum load for this thermostat is 15A, 3600W resistive. DO NOT
exceed this limit; otherwise a potential fire hazard exists.

TO AVOID FIRE, SHOCK, OR DEATH, SHUT OFF POWER SUPPLYAT
THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OR FUSE AND TEST THAT THE POWER IS
OFF BEFORE WIRING.

This product operates at 208/240V AC. Do not install it unless you are
completely familiar and competent with house wiring. Handle with
caution to prevent any risk of electrical shock that could cause serious
injury or death.

For wiring, use COPPER conductors only.

All wiring must comply with applicable codes and regulations.

DO NOT connect voltage different from device rating. This thermostat
will not operate at 120V AC.

Ensure that the heating system is protected by appropriate circuit
breakers or fuses.

INSTALLATION

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3

Mount the new thermostat into
the wall box using the two
screws provided through the
mounting holes. (Remove the
cover if necessary).

Using the wire nuts provided,
securely fasten each wire from
the new thermostat to a wire in
the wall box. Refer to the
diagram. NOTE: ENSURE NO

BARE WIRE IS EXPOSED.

1

Remove the old thermostat
carefully and identify the two
wires from the wall box.

4

Reconnect power supply.

DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY AT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER OR
FUSE BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE INSTALLATION.

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SETTING THE TEMPERATUREDISPLAY ( C F)or
Youwill now have 16 seconds to set the temperature display to Cor Fby
pressing the or button. (Factory Default = C).UP DOWN If necessary,

the button may be pressed after 16 seconds to start over.RESET

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WireNut

2-WireInstallation:

WallBox

4-WireInstallation:

WireNut

WallBox

208/240VAC
Line

Electric
Baseboard
Heater

Electric
Baseboard
Heater

208/240VAC
Line

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10

1

5

7

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The ECONO mode consists of 2 program settings. You can basically use this
function for an installation at a cottage/vacation home. The 2 program settings
run on a weekly basis. One setting is used to raise the temperature to a
comfortable level while you are there at the cottage, and the second setting is to
bring the temperature back down for energy savings while the cottage is vacant
during the rest of the week.

FOR EXAMPLE:

If you go to your cottage only during the weekends, then you can set the ECONO
programs as such:

P1-SATURDAY-8:30amfor21 C;and,
P2-SUNDAY-5:00pmfor15C

This means the cottage will be heated at 21 C between Saturday morning at
8:30 am to Sunday evening at 5:00pm. For the rest of the week from Sunday
evening at 5:00 pm to the next Saturday morning at 8:30 am, the cottage will be
kept at a low temperature level of 15 C for energy savings.

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By default the ECONO mode is pre-programmed as follows:

P TIME

P1P23:00 pm

10:00 pm

15.0 C (59.0 F)

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16.0 C (61.0 F)

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FRIDAY

ECONO MODE

Toset the ECONO mode programs, follow the steps below:

OPERATION

CURRENT TEMPERATURE DISPLAY

The current (room) temperature is displayed
in the center panel of the LCD screen.

HEAT “ON” INDICATOR

The thermostat displays the symbol when
the heating system is ON and turns it off when
the heating system is OFF.

TEMPORARY OVERRIDE

Tochange the temperature temporarily,
press the or button to set the desired temperature. The thermostat
will return to the regular program at the next scheduled program time.

UP DOWN

HOLD FUNCTION

This feature is used to hold the thermostat at a constant temperature and
disable all set programs until released.

- Press the button once and use the or button to set the
desired hold temperature. The “HOLD” symbol will appear on the screen
to indicate that the HOLD function is active.

HOLD UP DOWN

- To cancel the HOLD function, press the button again. The “HOLD”
symbol will disappear and the thermostat will return to the programmed
temperature.

HOLD

C

C

P1

FR

PM

ECONO

PROGRAMMING
FOR FRIDAY

PROGRAM
TIME

SET
TEMPERATURE

PROGRAM
NUMBER

ECONO

USAGE MONITOR

This thermostat tracks the system “ON” time, or
the time the heating equipment is running.

C

C

P1

USAGETODAY

USAGE
DISPLAY

USAGE
MONITOR
FUNCTION

HEAT“ON”
INDICATOR

CURRENT
TEMPERATURE

SET
TEMPERATURE

HOLD

C

C

MO

AM

HOLD

MEMORY BACKUP / POWER FAILURE INDICATOR

This thermostat is equipped with a built-in rechargeable
battery. The internal battery serves to protect the time
and program settings in the case of a power failure.
Under normal conditions the memory will be retained
for several days if the power goes out for that long.

In the event of a power failure, the symbol will
appear on the screen and the time will continue to run.

MO

AM

POWER
FAILURE
INDICATOR

TIME

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Rating: 240V AC, 60Hz
Maximum Load: 15A resistive; 3600W @ 240V
Minimum Load: 750W
Precision: +/- 0.2 C°

CLOCK SETTING

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NOTE: You may press and hold the
button down to accelerate the setting.

Press the or button to
toggle the time forward or back.

AHEAD BACK

1

Tobegin, press the button.
The symbol and time will be blinking.

SET CLOCK

3

Press the button.
The symbol and day will be blinking.

SET CLOCK

Tochange between the 12 and 24 hour clock format, press the

and buttons together simultaneously while in the

clock mode.

AHEAD BACK

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4

Press the or button to
toggle the day forward or back.

AHEAD BACK

5

Press the button to complete.SET CLOCK

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROGRAM SETTING

2

3

Press the or button to
toggle the SET temperature up or down.

UP DOWN

Press the or button to
toggle the time forward or back.

AHEAD BACK

1

1

Press the button to start.PROGRAM

4

Press the button to advance to
the next program setting. (i.e. P2).

PROGRAM

5

Repeat steps – until all 12 program
settings have been completed.

This thermostat is equipped with - separate
programming for Weekdays, Saturday and Sunday,with four settings per day.
This thermostat is pre-programmed for your convenience or you can set your
own programs as desired.

5+1+1 day programming

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4

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The pre-programmed schedule is as follows:

Cycle through each program setting by pressing the button.PROGRAM

The program settings are arranged in a circular pattern starting with
P1 for Weekdays:

PROGRAM SETTING

Toset your own programs, follow the steps below. Remember to set all 12
program settings: 4 for Weekdays, 4 for Saturday and 4 for Sunday.

NOTE: You will begin with P1 for Weekdays.

NOTE: If no button is pressed within 16 seconds, the display will
automatically return to the normal clock display.

NOTE: If no button is pressed within 16 seconds, the display will
automatically return to the normal display.

C

WE

AM

DAY

TIME

PERIOD

MORNING
DAY
EVENING
NIGHT

P TIME

P1
P2
P3
P4

6:00 am
8:00 am
6:00 pm
10:00 pm

21.0 C (70o.0 F)

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16.5 C (61.5 F)

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21.0 C (o70.0 F)

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16.5 C (6 F)

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1.5

WEEKDAYS SATURDAY SUNDAY

21.0 C (70o.0 F)

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16.5 C (o6F)o1.5

21.0 C (

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70.0 F)

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16.5 C (o6F)o1.5

21.0 C (70

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16.5 C (o6F)o1.5

21.0 C (

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70.0 F)

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16.5 C (o6F)o1.5

PROGRAMMING
FOR WEEKDAYS

PROGRAM
TIME

SET
TEMPERATURE

PROGRAM
NUMBER

PROGRAMMING
FOR WEEKDAYS

PROGRAM
TIME

SET
TEMPERATURE

PROGRAM
NUMBER

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CONTACT US

UPM Marketing Inc.
Unit 10B - 250 Shields Court
Markham, Ontario
L3R 9W7
CANADA

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CUSTOMER SUPPORT: 1-888-468-6876

Display shows a blank screen. Make sure that the thermostat is fully installed. Referto

the INSTALLATIONsection. Check that the power supply
has been reconnected at the circuit breaker or fuse. If
the heater or heating appliance has a power switch of its
own, check to see that it has been turned ON. Also, you
may try pressing the button.RESET

PROBLEM

Display shows the symbol on
the screen.

This symbol indicates a POWER FAILURE or that the
power supply is not getting through. Check that the
power supply has been reconnected at the circuit breaker
or fuse. If the heater or heating appliance has a power
switch of its own, check to see that it has been turned ON
(or to the MAX). Also, ensure that the LOADis at least a
minimum of 750W.

SOLUTION

Buttons are not responding; or
the display seems frozen or
abnormal.

Press the button to reset the thermostat.RESET

If the screen remains blank after a reset, it may be that
the internal battery has become completely discharged.
Tocorrect this problem, leave the thermostat installed as
it is for several hours and then press the button
again. This should be ample time for the internal battery
to recharge itself and resume normal LCD screen
operation.

RESET

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