LinevoltPro Thermostat user manual
- June 7, 2024
- Honeywell
Table of Contents
TL8230A1003/U
Owner’s Guide [pdf]: TL8230A1003 7-Day Programmable Thermostat
Owner’s Guide [pdf]: TL8130A1005 7-Day Programmable Thermostat
How do I program my TL8230 or TL8130 Thermostat?
To begin programming your thermostat, make sure that the Time and Day are
correctly set. Press the “Hour” and “Min” buttons to set the Clock to the
current time. Press the “Day” button to set the Day to the correct Day of the
week.
The TL8230 or the TL8130 Thermostat has three temperature presets, the Comfort
preset, the Economy preset, and the Vacation preset.
You will next need to determine at what temperatures you would like to set
these presets.
The Comfort preset is intended to be used in Programs 1 and 3, while you are
at home.
The Economy preset is intended to be used in programs 2 and 4, while you are
away from the home, or asleep.
The Vacation preset is intended to be used to override the programming during
vacations or other times when you are away from home for a period of 1 or more
days. The thermostat displays the actual room temperature. To View the Set
point Tap the temperature “Up” or “Down” button to see what the current set
point is. The set point will be displayed for 5 seconds Use the up and down
arrows to set the desired temperature and press and hold the “Sun” icon to set
the at home temperature or press and hold the “Moon” icon to set the away from
home temperature.
To Program the Thermostat:
Press the “Pgm” button to begin setting the programs. You can set the days
individually by using the “Day” button to advance to the next Day, once the
program time has been set or you can set all of the days at once by holding
the Day button.
Press the “Clear” button if you wish not to have a program period and have the
thermostat to skip period. Dashes will be displayed instead of a Time
To advance to the next program period press the “Pgm” button. The “Sun”
temperature corresponds with programs 1 and 3 and the “Moon” temperature
corresponds with programs 2 and 4.
Press the “Mode” button to exit and save Program times and settings. For more
information on this thermostat please refer to the Owners Guide.
What is a Resistive load?
A resistive load is typically an electric baseboard heater. In resistive loads, the amperage remains the same throughout the call for heat. Inductive loads are typically seen in a motor load. The motor will pull a greater amount of amperage to start and then will drop significantly once the motor is running. Inductive loads require a thermostat specifically designed for inductive loads. The higher the temperature, lower the resistance
Specifications
Double Pole Voltage Programmable Thermostat
| Color | Premier White® |
|---|---|
| Includes | Power base, Screws, Solderless connectors for copper wires |
| Program Modes | 7-Day Programmable, Away Mode, Economy Mode, Holiday, Manual / |
Not Programmed, Temporary Override
Product Height| 4.88 in
Product Length| 2.75 in
Product Width| 0.88 in
Warranty| 3 Years
Control Functions| Heating
Alerts and Reminders| High Indoor Temperature, Low Indoor Temperature
Energy Star Certified| Yes
Stages| 1 Heat
Downloads
Owner’s Guide [pdf]: TL8230A1003 7-Day Programmable Thermostat
Owner’s Guide [pdf]: TL8130A1005 7-Day Programmable Thermostat