High Temperature Protection

The high temperature protection setting range is 20~70℃, the default is 45℃, and the high temperature protection hysteresis setting range is 1~9℃, the default is 2℃. High temperature protection is only valid when the sensor type is internal and external (high temperature protection does not work when only internal or external), and only protects the temperature detected by the external sensor. When high temperature protection occurs, the load icon on the thermostat will flash. High temperature protection is mainly to protect the heating equipment from excessive temperature during heating and cause damage, but it should be noted that high temperature protection is often easy to occur when the heating equipment is turned on for the first time. This is normal.
High temperature protection hysteresis refers to the temperature value when the load is turned on and off again when high temperature protection is activated. For example, if the high temperature protection value is set to 40℃ and the hysteresis is 2℃,