Commercial VisionPRO 8000

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Commercial VisionPRO 8000

• New Product Introduction
• Technical Overview Presentation
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VisionPRO 8000 Features

• Commercial VisionPRO 8000 incorporates all the
  standard features of the VisionPRO family
• Sleek design
• Menu-driven programming
• Large touchscreen display
• But the Commercial VisionPRO 8000 goes even
  farther and is tailored with features
  specifically for commercial applications

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Commercial VisionPRO 8000
The Commercial VisionPRO 8000 offers these
distinguishable commercial features

• Enhanced energy savings
• Economizer output
• Holiday setback
• Commercialized control algorithm
• Better and more consistent control in commercial
  applications
• Multiple keypad lockout levels
• Configurable recovery ramps
• Occupied/unoccupied scheduling
• Title 24 energy/air quality compliance

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Nomenclature
Power U Universal (dual powered, system
flexibility, scheduling flexibility)
Line Designation TB Buildings Thermostat TH
Homes Thermostat
Specification Details
TB 8 22 0 U 1 003
Family Designation 8 VisionPRO touchscreen 7
VisionPRO conventional
Application 0 Standard
System Stages 22 2 Heat / 2 Cool
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Commercial VisionPRO 8000

• Installation Procedures

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Installation

• Steps to install Commercial VisionPRO 8000
• Mounting
• Wiring
• Powering Thermostat
• Set Calendar
• Installer Setup Menus
• Main Settings Menu
• Regional Settings Menu
• Advanced Settings Menu
• System Test(s)

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Installation - Wallplate Mount

• Mounts directly on wall
• 4 x 2 electrical box
• Coverplate available

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Application Wiring

• Choose Conventional or Heat Pump terminal labels
• Insert wires in terminal block
• Jumperfactory installed

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Wiring 1 Heat/1Cool Conventional
1 Power Supply 2 Factory Installed Jumper 3
Optional Sensor
1 Heat/1 Cool single transformer.
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Wiring 2 Heat/2 Cool Conventional
1 Power Supply 2 Factory Installed Jumper 3
Optional Sensor
2 Heat/2 Cool single transformer.
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Wiring 1 Heat/1 Cool Heat Pump
1 Power Supply 2 Factory Installed Jumper 3
Set to O or B in Setup 4 Optional Sensor
1 Heat/1 Cool Heat Pump with NO Auxiliary Heat.
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Wiring 2 Heat/1 Cool Heat Pump
TOD/ECON
1 Power Supply 2 Factory Installed Jumper 3,
4 Optional Sensor 5 Must Wire Common 6 Set
to O or B in Setup
2 Heat/1 Cool Heat Pump with Auxiliary Heat.
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Powering Thermostat

• Hardwired
• or
• Batteries (included)
• 3 AAA Alkaline batteries

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Mounting Thermostat on Wallplate

• Locks straight into position
• Line up pins with the terminals
• Push thermostat straight onto the wallplate until
  it snaps into place

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Activate Real Time Clock

• To activate the Real Time Clock, simply pull on
  Tab to remove during installation

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Set Calendar

• Real Time Clock Set Calendar
• Set Year
• Set Month
• Set Day

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Set Time

• Real Time Clock Set Time
• Adjusts automatically for daylight savings time
• Maintains time and day during power outage
• Press Done

Can turn Daylight Savings Time feature off in
Installer Setup
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Initiate Installer Setup

• 1. Press the SYSTEM key
• 2. PRESS and HOLD the two unmarked keys as shown
  until the display changes
• Approximately 5 seconds

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Installer Setup Display
Setup Number

• Setup Number on Left
• 4-digit number starting with 0
• Use the up arrow to advance to the next installer
  setup option
• Current Setting on Right
• 2-digit number
• Use the up and down arrows to change the current
  setting
• Exit Installer Setup
• Press the Done Key

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Current Setting
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Easy-to-Use Installer Setup Menus

• 1. Installer Setup is broken into 3 menus
• Main Settings menunumbers 0120 to 0290
• Must Select the System Type
• Regional Settings menunumbers 0300 to 0499
• Advanced Settings menunumbers 0500 to 0710
• 2. Smart Installer Setup
• Setup numbers automatically change defaults based
  on previous choices
• Setup number choices appear and disappear based
  on previous choices

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Main Menu Installer Setup Menu Items

• Setting the Calendar
• Year, Month, Date
• Schedule Options
• 7 day
• Non-Programmable
• System Type
• 12 choices
• Fan Operation
• O/B terminal
• Continuous backlight

• Cycles per hour
• Compressor
• Heat (Emergency Heat)
• Recovery rates
• Heat (1-20F/hour)
• Cool (1-20F/hour)
• Additional Menus
• Go to Self Test
• Go to Regional Menu
• Go to both Regional and Advanced Menus

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Main Setting Menu Items

• Universal Application
• Up to 2 Heat/2 Cool (plus Aux Heat)
• Forced Warm Air
• Single stage
• Multistage
• Heat Pumps
• Single stage
• Multistage

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Main Setting Menu Items

• Universal Scheduling
• Multiple Programming Options
• 7 Day
• 5-1-1
• 5-2
• 1 Day
• Non-programmable
• Select Schedule Periods
• OCC1, UNOCC1, OCC2, UNOCC2
• OCC1, UNOCC2

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Main Setting Menu Items

• Backlighting
• On-Demand
• Whenever a key is pressed, the light will stay on
  for approximately 8 seconds
• Continuously
• Must be hardwired with a common and installer
  setup set to continuous

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Regional Settings Menu Item

• Auto or Manual Changeover
• Deadband
• Fahrenheit or Celsius
• Daylight Savings
• Remote Temperature Sensor
• Outdoor or Indoor Remote
• Compressor Lockout (Heat Pump Only)
• Auxiliary Lockout (Heat Pump Only)

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Regional Settings Menu Item

• Changeover
• Auto Changeover
• Default position
• Manual Changeover
• Set in Regional Installer Setup menu

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Regional Settings Menu Item

• Outdoor Temperature Sensor
• C7089U
• 2-wire remote sensor
• Hook up to the S1 and S2 terminals at the
  thermostat
• 200 feet maximum
• View outside temperature on home screen or by
  pressing the More key
• Used for Heat Pump System Temperature Lockouts

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Regional Settings Menu Item

• Remote Indoor Temperature Sensor
• T7770A (20K NTC) or C7189U (10K NTC)
• 2-wire remote sensor
• Selectable via ISU 340
• Sensors can be used as follows
• One sensor
• Multiple sensors

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Installation

• Series-Parallel Temperature Averaging Networks

Thermostat
S2
S1
T7770A
T7770A
T7770A
T7770A
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Advanced Settings Menu Items

• Number of Periods
• Compressor Off Time
• Temperature Range Stops
• Heat and Cool
• 12 or 24 hour clock
• Extended Fan Operation
• Heat and Cool

• Keypad Lockout
• Partial 1, Partial 2, or full
• Temperature Control(s)
• Heat and cool recovery
• Display Offset
• Reset Defaults
• Installer setup and schedule

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Advanced Settings Recovery Ramps

• Recovery Ramps
• Recovery scheme ramps the setpoint towards the
  desired setpoint
• Ramped setpoint helps eliminate overshoot with
  oversized commercial equipment

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Commercial VisionPRO 8000

• Recovery Operation

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Conventional Recovery
Heating
70oF
Actual Temperature
Set Point Temperature
60oF
OCC
UNOCC
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Commercial Recovery Ramps
Heating
Actual Temperature
70oF
Set Point Temperature
Setpoint actually ramps up at a user-defined rate
during recovery
60oF
OCC
UNOCC
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Conventional Recovery
Cooling
85oF
Set Point Temperature
Actual Temperature
78oF
OCC
UNOCC
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Commercial Recovery Ramps
Cooling
85oF
Set Point Temperature
Actual Temperature
78oF
OCC
UNOCC
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Recovery
Advanced Settings Menu Items

• Recovery is shown to alert occupant that the
  system is in recovery mode
• Note The setpoint displayed during recovery is
  the final setpoint, not the ramping setpoint

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Installation
Advanced Settings Menu Items

• Extended Fan Operation
• Heat
• Fan runs 90 seconds after call for heat ends
• Available if thermostat has control of fan
• Cool
• Fan runs 40 seconds after call for cool ends

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Installation
Installer System Test

• Test HVAC equipment
• Cool stages
• Fan
• Heat stages
• Overrides compressor delay

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Part of Installer Setup.
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Installation
Installer System Tests

• Test 1
• Turn cool stage(s) on and off
• Test 2
• Turn fan on and off
• Test 3
• Turn heat stage(s) on and off
• Test 4
• Turn emergency heat on and off (heat pump only)
• Test 8
• Turn TOD/Econ on and off

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Arrows Turn System On or Off
Arrows Move To Next Test
Press Done to Exit
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Commercial VisionPRO 8000

• Scheduling Procedures

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Scheduling Feature Review

• Default Schedule is Energy Star
• Menu Driven Program Scheduling
• Each day can be scheduled differently
• Ability to Select Multiple Days
• Armchair Programming

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Scheduling

• Set the Schedule
• Press the Schedule Key

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View Schedule

• View Schedule
• The current schedule periodwill flash to
  indicate whichperiod is being viewed
• Press the Day and Periodyou wish to view
• Press Cancel or Doneto return to Home Screen

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Edit Schedule

• Edit the Schedule
• Press the EDIT key
• View mode

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Schedule Day Selection

• Pick Days to Schedule
• Press any number ofthe seven days ofthe week to
  edit

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Schedule Day Display

• OK to Pick Multiple Days
• Check marks appearon the days chosen

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Schedule OCC1 Selection

• Press OCC1 Key
• OCC1 will begin toflash, indicating itis chosen

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Scheduling

• Set OCC1 Time
• Use arrows to set theOCC1 time

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Set Temperature

• Use arrows to set the heat temperature
• Use arrows to set the cool temperature

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Scheduling

• Press UNOCC1 Key
• UNOCC1 will begin toflash indicating it is
  chosen
• Set Time
• Set Temperatures
• Press OCC2 andUNOCC2 and Repeat

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Scheduling

• Press Done Key
• When finished settingthe times and
  temperaturesfor the Days Selected,press Done

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Saving Schedule Changes

• Saving Changes
• The Days scheduledare shown
• Display showsConfirmation thatthe
  schedulechanges were made

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Cancel Schedule Period

• To Cancel a Scheduled Period
• From the edit screen, choose the period to cancel
• Press the key CANCEL PERIOD

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Example Cancel UNOCC1
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Cancel Schedule Period

• Once the Scheduled Period is Canceled
• Time Temperatures disappear
• The bar above the UNOCC1 period is removed

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Reinstate schedule period by pressing arrow keys
to set time and temperature.
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Scheduling

• Fan Schedule
• Press Fan key while in the Edit mode
• Auto (defaultfan runs with system
• Onfan runs continuously during the schedule
  period

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Override Fan Schedule

• Fan Schedule
• Override Fan Schedule
• Press the fan key to the desired setting
• Like a mechanical fan switch. The fan will stay
  in ON until user manually changes fan setting
  back to Auto

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Following Schedule Display

• Following Schedule
• Home Screen gives confirmation that schedule is
  being used

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Schedule Overrides

• Schedule Overrides
• 1. Holiday
• Holds temperature for a designated number of days
  
• 2. Override
• Holds temperature until the time the user sets
  (can be limited via ISU 535)

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Scheduling

• Override
• Holds temperature temporarily until the next
  scheduled period time
• Press Override key or Up and Down Arrows next to
  temperature
• Next schedule period time is shownthis is when
  the temporary hold will end
• Adjust end time by pressing Up or Down Arrows
  next to the time

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Scheduling

• Holiday
• Hold temperature for a designated number of days
• Press Up and Down Arrows to set the temperature
  desired while away
• Press Arrows to set the number of Days

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Press Cancel or Sched key to cancel Holiday early
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Commercial VisionPRO 8000

• Operation

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Operation

• Feature Review
• Precise Temperature Control
• System Status
• View Outside Temperature
• Clean Screen
• Low Battery
• Screen Locked
• Temperature Range Stops
• Compressor Protection

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Operation

• The human body can sense a 2º F temperature
  change
• To keep occupants comfortable, the thermostat
  must keep the temperature within /- 1º F of the
  set-point

Comfortable Temperature Control
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Operation

• Thermostat qualities that lead to comfortable
  temperature
• control
• Top quality components
• Innovative design
• Superior control algorithms (Digital Thermostats)
• Controlling to an ideal Cycle Rate using
  Proportional Integral Control

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Operation

• Proportional Integral Control
• Proportional Error (P) The difference between
  the set-point temperature and the room
  temperature
• Integral Error (I) The length of time the room
  temperature has differed from the set-point
  temperature

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Operation

• Proportional Error The difference between the
  room
• temperature and the setpoint temperature

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Operation

• Integral Error The length of time the room
  temperature
• has differed from the setpoint temperature

Setpoint Temperature
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Room Temperature
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B
C
D
B C D Integral Error
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Operation

• PI Control The PI error is the sum of the two
  errors.
• The cycle rate used to maintain the set-point
  temperature
• is calculated using the PI Error

Setpoint Temperature
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Room Temperature
B
C
D
B C D Integral Error
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Operation

• System Status Indication
• Cool On
• Thermostat calling for Cool
• Heat On
• Thermostat calling for Heat
• Aux shown when auxiliary heat is called in Heat
  Pump Systems

Aux
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Operation

• View Outside Temperature
• Outside Temperature is shown in lower right hand
  corner of Home screen

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Operation

• View Outside Temperature
• Press More key
• If thermostat is set to auto changeover, press
  the More key to view the outside temperature
• Press Done or Cancel to return to Home screen

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Operation

• Clean Screen
• Press Screen key
• Activates a 30-second timer
• Locks out the Touch screen function

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Operation

• Clean Screen
• OK To Clean Screen
• During 30-second countdown, the screen can be
  cleaned
• Use damp cloth slightly moistened with water or
  household glass cleaner

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Never spray liquid directly on the thermostat
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Operation

• Clean Screen
• Press Screen to restart the 30-second timer
• Press Done to return to the Home screen

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Operation

• Low Battery Indication
• Flashes on Home screen for approximately 30 days
• Batteries are optional if a 24Vac common is used

Recommended Replace batteries once a year.
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Operation

• Keypad Lockouts
• Partial Lockout 1
• Only Override, Holiday and Temperature Up and
  Down Arrows are available
• Partial Lockout 2
• Only Override and Holiday buttons are available
• Fully Locked
• All keys are locked and non-functional

Screen Locked
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Operation

• Temperature Range Stops
• Heat Setting
• Set the highest Heat temperature the user can set
• Cool Setting
• Set the lowest Cool temperature the user can set

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Operation

• Compressor Protection
• Wait shows in the screen for compressor delay

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Operation

• Heat Pump Operation
• System Indication
• LED
• Compressor Lockout
• Auxiliary Heat Lockout

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Operation

• System LED
• LED Indication
• Requires 24 Vac Common connection
• Operates off the L terminal
• Only visible through the thermostat cover when
  lit

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Operation

• System LED
• L Terminal Input
• L terminal is wired to an equipment monitor
• LED lights to signal a check or fail signal from
  the system
• May occur in any system mode

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Operation

• Compressor Lockout
• Electric Auxiliary heat
• Must set outdoor temperature sensor for control
• Choose compressor lockout temperature in
  installer setup number 0350
• No lockout
• 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 or 450 F

• COMPRESSOR ONLY
• Fan does energize

Compressor Lockout Temperature
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OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE

• AUXILIARY HEAT ONLY
• Fan does energize

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Operation

• Auxiliary Heat Lockout
• Electric Auxiliary heat
• Must set outdoor temperature sensor for control
• Choose auxiliary lockout temperature in installer
  setup number 0360
• No lockout
• 40, 45, 50, 55 or 60 0F

• COMPRESSOR ONLY
• Fan does energize

Auxiliary Heat Lockout Temperature
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OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE

• AUXILIARY HEAT ONLY
• Fan does energize

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Operation

• Compressor and Auxiliary Heat Lockouts
• Electric Auxiliary heat
• Must set outdoor temperature sensor for control
• Choose compressor lockout temperature
• Choose auxiliary lockout temperature

5º F deadband between Compressor and Auxiliary
Heat Lockout Temperatures
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Operation

• Dual Fuel Heat Pumps
• Thermostat controls backup fossil fuel heat
• Outdoor temperature sensor for control
• Choose Balance Point lockout temperature in
  installer setup number 0350
• No lockout
• 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40 or 45 0F

• COMPRESSOR ONLY
• Fan does energize

Balance Point
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OUTDOOR TEMPERATURE

• FOSSIL FUEL ONLY
• Fan does not energize

Emergency Head mode Balance Point Temperature
ignored
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Recovery
Heat Pump Systems
Room Temperature

COMPRESSOR RECOVERY RAMP
AUXILIARY HEAT RECOVERY RAMP
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Recovery
Heat Pump Systems

• Mild Weather 50oF

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Recovery
Heat Pump Systems

• Moderate Weather 30oF

Compressor Setpoint Aux. Heat Setpoint Room
Temperature
Wake
ON
Compressor
OFF
ON
Auxiliary Heat
OFF
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Recovery
Heat Pump Systems
Severe Weather 0oF
Compressor Setpoint Aux. Heat Setpoint Room
Temperature
Wake
ON
Compressor
OFF
ON
Auxiliary Heat
OFF
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