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How to Increase the Heating Limit on your EZPT Thermostat
If you want to increase the upper heating limit on your EZPT Thermostat, you can do so through the “Installer Settings” menu.
Video Instructions
The video below will visually walk you through the process of increasing the heating limit on your EZPT Thermostat:
Written Instructions
What is the purpose of the Heating Limit function on my thermostat?
The purpose of the Heating Limit on your thermostat is to prevent your underfloor heating system from exceeding a set temperature. This is primarily used to protect flooring finishes that have lower temperature limits.
Always check with the flooring manufacturer for the recommended heating limits for your floor before increasing the heating limit. The default heating limit is 86°F.
How do I increase the Heating Limit on my thermostat?
To increase the heating limit on your thermostat, start by pressing the “Edit” button at the bottom of the screen. Then, press “Installer Settings.”
In the “Installer Settings” menu, press the arrow in the bottom right to move to the second page, then press “Floor Protection.”
On this screen, use the up and down arrows to adjust the upper heating limit. This will be the new maximum temperature that you can set your thermostat to. Press the check mark button in the bottom left to confirm the setting.
Press the back arrow in the bottom left to go to the first “Installer Settings” page, then use the back arrow in the top left to return to the main screen.
Contact Us for Further Assistance
For more EZPT Instructional Videos, check out our playlist on YouTube. Refer to this page on our website for more step-by-step instructions on using your thermostat.
If you have any additional questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Our support team is available to assist you and address any inquiries you may have. To access our support services, simply call us at (888) 927-6333.
