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• Daily schedule:
• Occupants wake at 5am
• Home is empty from 9am until 4pm
• Occupants are asleep from 11pm until 5am
12am
2am
4am 2pm 12noon 8am 6am 4pm 8pm 10pm 6pm
10am 12am
Timer 1
70°F temp is
maintained
• Operation temperature is set to 70°F
• Timer 1 is set from 5am to 9am
• Timer 2 is set from 4pm to 11pm
• Setback is set to 66°F
Timer 2
70°F temp is maintained
Between timer events, the Setback
temperature of 66°F is maintained
Between timer events,
the Setback temp of
66°F is maintained
Setback allows a minimum temperature to be pre-set and maintained between timer events
or while the unit is turned off
• This feature’s primary function is to slightly reduce the temperature (and gas usage) during
extended periods of nonuse or inactivity—such as sleeping or when the home is empty
• NOTE: When this feature is used as a setback function for energy savings, it is not advisable to reduce
setback more than 4-6°F from the regular set point. This could cause the ENERGYSAVER® to use
more gas to return to the set point and cancel any savings achieved
• This feature can also be used as frost protection during longer periods of vacancy (such as
in a second home). For this use the setback temperature can be set as low as 38°F
• Even when off, if the setback feature is engaged, the setback temperature will be maintained
• If power is lost and setback is ON, it will be ON at the resumption of power
The following example shows how, when used together, the timer and setback functions can
maximize comfort and efficiency
Clock, Timer, and Setback Functions
(C-Series)
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