Detailed instructions for using heating pads

I. Instructions for Use and Setting Methods

The thermostat has maximum and minimum temperature settings. To set the maximum temperature, press the "Set" button. The screen will flash, displaying the maximum temperature. To set it to 30 degrees Celsius, use the up and down arrow keys on the right to move the temperature to 30 while the number is flashing. The maximum temperature is now set to 30 degrees Celsius.

To set the minimum temperature, the default temperature difference is 2 degrees Celsius. The default maximum temperature is 30 degrees Celsius, and the default minimum temperature is 28 degrees Celsius. To set the minimum temperature to 27 degrees Celsius, set the temperature difference to 3. Press and hold the "Set" button until "P0" appears. Then press the up arrow key on the right to change "P0" to "P1". When "P1" appears again, press the "Set" button. You will see the default number is 2. Change it to 3 by pressing the up arrow key on the right. Wait a few seconds for the temperature display to return to normal. The minimum temperature is now set to 27 degrees Celsius.

II. Testing Product Heating

The heating pad is heating when the small red light in the upper right corner is on.

If the thermostat still doesn't light up or generate heat after setting, check if the displayed temperature is lower than the set minimum temperature. It will only start working when the temperature is below the set minimum and will automatically stop working when the temperature exceeds the set maximum.

III. Product Usage Precautions

1. Always use a 5V 2A or higher mobile phone charger or power bank.

2. Always place the temperature probe on the heating pad for easy temperature testing.

3. When the Out light goes out, the output stops, and the temperature gauge will show a slight increase in temperature; this is normal as there is still residual heat.

4. If you live in an area with low temperatures and feel the heating is insufficient, you can use it in conjunction with insulating materials such as foam boxes, towels, or blankets.