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How do I adjust the temperature on my UNIWATT UAC Glass Front Convector's electronic thermostat?

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OFinn
12/17/2025, 01:56:03 PM

Setting the temperature on your UNIWATT UAC Glass Front Convector with its built-in electronic thermostat is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:

  1. Day Mode Temperature Adjustment:

    • To set the daytime temperature, press either the top or bottom button until the SUN icon flashes. This indicates you're in setting mode.
    • Use the same buttons to increase (top button) or decrease (bottom button) the temperature. The temperature changes in increments of 0.5°C or 1°F.
    • Release the button when you reach your desired temperature. The display will revert to normal after about three seconds.
  2. Night Mode Temperature Adjustment:

    • To adjust the nighttime temperature, press the top or bottom button until the MOON icon flashes.
    • Use the same buttons to set your preferred night temperature.
  3. Setting the Night Mode Duration:

    • To program how long Night mode lasts, press and hold both buttons simultaneously for three seconds.
    • You can then increase or decrease the duration, from 1 to 999 hours, as needed.
    • The display will return to normal after three seconds.
  4. Enabling or Disabling Automatic Mode:

    • To activate or deactivate the automatic mode, enter the Night Mode Duration setting (as described above) and press both buttons for three seconds.
    • The automatic mode icon will then turn on or off accordingly.

For more detailed information and advanced features, please consult the complete manual provided with your UNIWATT UAC Glass Front Convector.

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