Heating limits are commonly referred to when it comes to underfloor heating. If you are wondering what heating limits are and how to manage them. On the subject of underfloor heating, a heating limit is the maximum temperature that the finished flooring can reach. Because heating limits are extremely important, Warmup thermostats have been designed to have total control of heating limits.
In this 4iE programming guide, you will find several useful videos and written instructions. Initial programming is important to get the most from your 4iE.
You may be able to alter your advanced settings, allowing your floor to heat above 86°F, depending on the finished flooring type you have.
The 4iE thermostat has a lock feature. If you have locked your thermostat and can not get back in, this post will help you!
This page explains how to wire and program the 4iE thermostat to work with baseboard applications.
First, loosen the screws at the bottom of your unit at shown in the video clip below. Then remove the face of your thermostat by lifting up and off. On the back of the face is a small reset button. Using a small screw driver or writing utensil, press and hold the reset button for 15 seconds. Then place the face of the unit back on making sure the 8 gold pins line up correctly with their counterparts.
The 4iE® Smart WiFi thermostat, and non-WiFi version, learn the heat-up and cool down rates of your home to automatically set the most efficient temperatures when you’re away, reducing usage by up to 25%.
When multiple floor heating systems need to be controlled by one thermostat there are guidelines to follow. Click “Read More” for details.
While this might be an option, caution should be exercised. Click “Read More” for an explanation.
