thermostat manual

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My Lux thermostat manual shows a wiring diagram I don't understand, can someone explain the terminals?

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I really appreciate your detailed response, I followed the wiring diagram you linked and my Lux thermostat is finally working correctly, I was freezing all week and you saved me an expensive electrician visit.

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