Advertisement
Figure 3: Single Compressor, Single Heater Wiring
4. Install Remote Indoor Sensor
►
First, you must install the remote indoor sensor.
Drill a 3/16
th
inch hole ~5 inches below the
thermostat. Feed the stripped end of the indoor
temperature sensor wire through the hole,
angling upwards, and fish the wires out of the
hole in the wall-plate*. Or, route the remote
indoor sensor to the location in the house you
wish to measure temperature. Connect sensor
wires to wallplate according to Chart 2 and
Figure 3.
*Note:
If you are unable to fish the indoor
sensor wire out of the hole in the wall under the
wall-plate, connect the sensor wires to the wall-
plate and simply drop the remote sensor into
the wall cavity to measure your home's internal
temperature.
Chart 2: Wiring Configuration for Remote
Indoor Temperature Sensor
Screw
Terminal
Number
16
Remote Temp Sense 1
17
Remote Temp Sense 2
19
Remote Temp Sense 3
**Note: The remote indoor temperature sensor
(RITS) wires are contained within an insulating
sleeve. Take care to connect the red, yellow,
Connect To
Function
T1in
T2in
T3in
5. Install Thermostat onto Wall-plate
► Slide thermostat through the keyed slots on
Figure 4: Thermostat to Wall-plate Installation
6. Re-Apply Power & Configure Thermostat
► Reconnect electricity at the breaker box. If your
Std.
Wire
Color*
Black**
Yellow**
Red**
4 of 24
PCB0001C-01-BHP-PDII0614
and black wires coming from the RITS sleeve
rather than the red, yellow, and black wires that
may be in the wall already for thermostat
control.
Connecting the red, black or yellow
thermostat wire to pins 16, 17, or 19 can
permanently damage the thermostat and/or
remote temperature sensor.
* *
*Caution! Only AFTER connecting
thermostat
thermostat
to
to
baseplate
baseplate
reconnect electricity to the HVAC system and
thermostat.
each side of the wall-plate, mating the pins with
the receptors until it rests flush with the wall *
* *
*Caution! Incorrectly mating the thermostat
to the baseplate can potentially cause
to the baseplate can potentially cause
permanent damage to the thermostat or to the
remote temperature sensor.
thermostat is connected should you re-
connect
electricity to the HVAC system &
thermostat.
system is something other than a Single
Compressor / Single Gas Heater * system or if
you have any extra outputs other than those
shown in Chart 1, it is critical to first configure
the settings for the thermostat, the Regular vs
Heat Pump mode setting, and the Gas/Electric
Heater setting. Touch the settings icon, scroll
to the second page, and configure the
Equipment Control settings appropriately.
should
should
you
you
Only AFTER
Advertisement
