Lennox S40 Installation And Setup Manual page 8

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Thermostat
(See Lennox
Communication
Wiring Diagram)
Figure 8. Lennox S40, Lennox Communicating Indoor and Outdoor Units, Smart Zoning System (Damper Control Module) and Zone Sensors
OATS (Optional)
Communication
Wiring Diagram)
(See Lennox
Communication
Wiring Diagram)
Lennox
Communicating
Outdoor
Unit
Lennox
Communicating
Indoor Unit
Use terminal designated "Indoor" on damper
control module to connect to the indoor unit.
(See Lennox
Up to three in-zone
thermostats are
supported
In-Zone
Thermostats
PWR
D+
D-
C
PWR
D+
D-
C
See Smart Zoning Installation instruction for damper connection information.
8
Damper
Control Module
DATS
(Required)
If TSTAT terminal is present,
DO NOT use.
PWR
D+
D-
C
PWR
D+
D-
C

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Bill
February 11, 2025

Is the s 40 a direct replacement for the 10F81 old Lennox thermostat? Just 4 wires.

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Mr. Anderson
February 12, 2025

Yes, the Lennox S40 thermostat is a direct replacement for the Lennox 10F81 thermostat with 4-wire standard thermostat wiring. The wires and voltages are the same, making installation simple. However, it is only compatible with Lennox communicating HVAC equipment.

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Robert Berg
March 8, 2025

Although my winter schedule is set up for heat setting at 10:30 pm for 18 degrees C, and 22 degree at 7:30 **** , during the night the furnace comes on about 6 **** . The temp in the house is 20 degrees. The Heat setting reads 21 degrees. I then have to manually set the heat to below 20 degrees to turn off the furnace. I have tried all schedules, same thing happens.

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Mr. Anderson
March 8, 2025

The Lennox S40 thermostat may be turning on the furnace at 6 AM despite a scheduled heat setting of 18°C at 10:30 PM due to the "Start Time Options" feature. This feature allows the system to start heating earlier than the scheduled time to reach the desired temperature by the set time. The default setting is "standard," but it can also be set to "less aggressive" or "more aggressive," which may start the heating process earlier. Adjusting this setting in the thermostat menu may help control when the furnace turns on.

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Peter Born
April 23, 2025

When using the cooling mode and the schedule is set for summer the fan cannot be to run continuously. Am I doing something wrong?

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