LUX fabrica una àmplia gamma de termostats residencials i comercials, incloent models programables, no programables i intel·ligents amb Wi-Fi dissenyats per al control de la calefacció i la refrigeració.
LUX Products Corporation is a leading manufacturer of residential and commercial climate control solutions, best known for its reliable and user-friendly thermostats. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio ranging from simple mechanical and digital non-programmable units to advanced 7-day programmable and smart Wi-Fi thermostats like the LUX Kono and LUX GEO.
Designed for compatibility with most heating and cooling systems—including gas, oil, electric, and heat pumps—LUX products emphasize ease of installation and energy efficiency. Often distributed under the LUX and LUXPRO lines, the brand provides accessible temperature control technology for homeowners and professionals alike.
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The 'LO BATT' indicator signifies that the batteries are low. You should replace the existing batteries with two new Energizer or Duracell alkaline batteries immediately to ensure proper operation.
Most LUX thermostats have a hardware reset button used to reset the clock and read switch positions. On many models, this is a small button on the circuit board (accessible by removing the front cover) that must be pressed for a few seconds. Refer to your specific model's manual for exact location and procedure.
Many LUX digital thermostats are compatible with heat pumps, provided they are configured correctly (often by moving a jumper or switch to 'HP' or 'ELEC' mode). Always check the specific compatibility section of your manual, as some models do not support multi-stage bombes de calor.
Install the thermostat on an inside wall about 5 feet above the floor in a room used often. Avoid locations with direct sunlight, drafts, or near appliances that generate heat/cold, as these can affect temperature readings.