How To Program Warmup Underfloor Heating Thermostat

How to Program Warmup Underfloor Heating Thermostat

Underfloor heating systems provide a comfortable and energy-efficient way to warm your home. Proper programming of the thermostat that controls the system is essential to maximise efficiency and ensure optimal comfort. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to program a Warmup underfloor heating thermostat:

Step 1: Set the Time and Date

Begin by setting the current time and date on the thermostat. This ensures the schedule you set is accurate and the system turns on and off at the appropriate times.

Step 2: Choose a Heating Profile

Warmup thermostats offer various heating profiles, including:

Comfort:

Maintains a constant temperature during occupied hours and lowers it slightly when unoccupied.

Economy:

Keeps the temperature at a lower level during unoccupied hours and raises it slightly when occupied.

Boost:

Temporarily increases the temperature for a short period, such as when you come home from work.

Select the heating profile that best suits your lifestyle and preferences.

Step 3: Set the Schedule

The schedule determines when the system turns on and off throughout the day. Create a schedule that aligns with your daily routine. For instance, set the system to turn on before you wake up and turn off when you leave the house. Use the following steps to set the schedule:

Select the day or days you want to program.
Set the start time for the heating period.
Set the end time for the heating period.
Repeat for each occupied period throughout the day.

Step 4: Adjust the Temperature Settings

Define the desired temperatures for each heating period. You can set different temperatures for occupied and unoccupied periods. For example, you might set a higher temperature for when you're home in the evening and a lower temperature for when you're sleeping.

Step 5: Set the Holiday Mode (Optional)

If you're going away for an extended period, activate the holiday mode. This feature maintains a low temperature to prevent freezing while you're absent. When you return, simply disable the holiday mode and the system will resume your regular schedule.

Step 6: Lock the Thermostat (Optional)

To prevent accidental changes, you can lock the thermostat. This is especially useful in homes with children or pets. To lock the thermostat, press and hold the lock button for a few seconds. To unlock it, repeat the process.

Step 7: Save the Settings

Once you've completed all the steps, save the settings to ensure they're stored in the thermostat's memory. Most Warmup thermostats have a dedicated save button or option.