LPM-6000ADual Temperature Engine

TEMPERATURE bAlAncing lAyER insTRUcTion MAnUAl Dual Temp SM if you ever have product questions or need additional assistance obtaining optimal comfort, please visit us at sleepnumber.com or call 1.800.472.7185 Representatives are available: (central standard Time): Monday–Friday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. saturday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. sunday closed connect with us on Facebook and Twitter Facebook.com/sleepnumber beds.com/Twitter Help is just a click or phone call away. ® click to see DualTemp ™ in action FPO 2:00 2:00 Sara TEMPERATURE bAlAncing lAyER insTRUcTion MAnUAl Dual Temp SM if you ever have product questions or need additional assistance obtaining optimal comfort, please visit us at sleepnumber.com or call 1.800.472.7185 Representatives are available: (central standard Time): Monday–Friday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. saturday 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. sunday closed connect with us on Facebook and Twitter Facebook.com/sleepnumber beds.com/Twitter Help is just a click or phone call away. 2:00 2:00 Sara 56 The DualTemp ™ system features an extraordinary comfort layer that can be added to any bed and an innovative cooling and heating source. it allows you to select your ideal temperature on each side at the simple touch of a button. so you both can achieve a balanced, blissful night’s sleep. DualTemp ™ comfort layer (1) Heating and cooling source (2) Remote (2) batteries included Power supply (2) Power cord (2) DualTemp ™ layer it’s a new degree of sleep. What’s inside. Assembly Follow these 6 simple steps to correctly assemble your DualTemp ™ comfort layer. Place the DualTemp ™ comfort layer on the bed with the lighter side facing up. 1 Place the heating and cooling source on the floor next to your bed or underneath it on a level surface. 2 insert batteries in the remote and press the button to bind the remote to the heating and cooling source. 2:00 Sara 6 connect the power supply to the heating and cooling source and to the power cord. Plug the power cord into an outlet or surge protector. 3 Plug the power supply into the first heating and cooling source. 4 Attach the connector to the heating and cooling source by aligning the notch on the connector to the silver ball on the heating and cooling source. Push together until you hear a click. 5 Repeat steps 2–6 on the other side of the DualTemp ™ comfort layer with the second heating and cooling source and it’s remote. Remote Function Use the up/down buttons to control the warming/ cooling levels Cooling levels lowmediumhigh 2:00 Heating levelsFan lowmediumhigh After installing batteries, press the button and follow the on-screen instructions to set up your remotes. 2:00 Sara There are three levels of cooling, with the fan speed increasing as the setting gets cooler. The cool air circulates underneath you to keep you sleeping cool and comfortably, so you won’t wake up hot. blows room-temperature air underneath you for extra breathability; it may feel cool. There are three levels of heating, with the fan speed increasing as the setting gets warmer. The warm air circulates underneath you to keep you comfy and cozy with a warm sleeping environment. Optimize DualTemp ™ comfort layer performance • To maximize thermal comfort, it is recommended to turn on the DualTemp ™ comfort layer 20 minutes prior to going to bed. Keep the layer covered with a blanket/comforter/quilt to maintain the desired temperature. • The DualTemp ™ comfort layer is meant to be used on top of your mattress/mattress pad and underneath a fitted sheet only. For best results, place a blanket/comforter/quilt on top of the bed to create a comfortable micro-climate. • Do not place a mattress pad on top of the DualTemp ™ comfort layer. Doing so will greatly reduce the performance of the system. • Use sheets made from a breathable material that will allow the air to flow through. Flannel and micro-fleece sheets are not recommended; they will reduce the airflow and the effectiveness of the system. • Optional: For more airflow to the foot of the bed, or to reduce the level of white noise created from air blowing in the DualTemp ™ comfort layer, you may place the layer on the bed with the connectors at the foot of the bed. be sure the lighter gray side of the comfort layer is facing up. • If you often wake up too warm or too cold, it is recommended to set the timer for your DualTemp ™ system to turn off after 3-5 hours. Optimize heating and cooling source performance • System air temperature is dependent on the room temperature. in a cool room, the settings will be cooler, than in a warmer room. • The DualTemp ™ system is not a replacement for air-conditioning or heating your home. • If you have a bed skirt and want to optimize the comfort layer’s thermal performance you may need to place the heating and cooling source next to the bed vs. underneath, or consider removing your bed skirt. • If you store items under your bed, ensure you have a 1 foot open perimeter around the heating and cooling source. • The filters on the heating and cooling source should be cleaned or replaced every 6 months. They may be washed and reused or additional filters may be purchased from sleep number. see page 13 for instructions on cleaning/ replacing filters. noTE: When using the cooling mode in a high humidity environment, water can collect in the bottom of the heating and cooling source. The water will automatically be removed during the refreshing system cycle. Do not unplug and avoid moving the heating and cooling source until the cycle is complete. Warnings • The Dual Temp ™ system is not to be used with an adjustable base. • The connector at the head of the bed should not be pinched between the bed and any other object, as this will degrade system performance. DualTemp ™ system operation Using the Timer The timer may be set to turn off the DualTemp ™ system after a specified length of time. The timer can be set for 1–9 hours. To set the timer, press the button on the side of the remote. Then press the up arrow on the front o…

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WTD 12.7.3 FCC Compliance Opinion SECF0012 Information about the Applicant Grantee (Company Name) Select Comfort Corporation FCC Contact Person Jeffrey Barnum Address 9800 59th Avenue North City, State, Zip Minneapolis, MN 55442 Job Number SECF0012 Model Dual Temperature Engine FCC ID LPM-6000A Agent Approval Type Original Equipment Class DXX Part 15, Low Power Communication Device Transmitter Rule Part 15.249 Overview The Dual Temperature Engine is controlled by a wireless remote and used to heat/cool bed panels. The device operates between 2.405 and 2.480 GHz. Confidentiality requested for allowed files. Request is properly addressed and referenced. Recommendation All items have been resolved and completed to my satisfaction; therefore I recommend this application for approval. Signature Dave Tolman, TCB Committee 3/21/2013

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