Heat Pumps and Electric Heating - Thermostat wiring question?
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fastlife5
11-29-04, 02:40 PM
My old tstat was a Trane Baystat 239 that was wired up as follows:
X2=Black
O=Orange
G=Green
Y=Yellow
T=Brown or Tan
R=Red
W&U jumped together=empty
F=empty
B=Blue
My new programmable tstat is a Honeywell T8011R wired as follows:
G=Green
C=Blue
R=Red
W1&Y jumped together=Yellow
L=empty
W2=empty
E=Black
B=empty
O=Orange
According to my diagram, if infact the AuxHt and the EmgHt are using same thing (gas-pack) then should I have W2 and E jumped together?
Thx, fastlife
X2=Black
O=Orange
G=Green
Y=Yellow
T=Brown or Tan
R=Red
W&U jumped together=empty
F=empty
B=Blue
My new programmable tstat is a Honeywell T8011R wired as follows:
G=Green
C=Blue
R=Red
W1&Y jumped together=Yellow
L=empty
W2=empty
E=Black
B=empty
O=Orange
According to my diagram, if infact the AuxHt and the EmgHt are using same thing (gas-pack) then should I have W2 and E jumped together?
Thx, fastlife
hvac4u
11-30-04, 05:34 PM
yes, a jumper is used there
you said gas pac, is that a dual fuel setup?
you said gas pac, is that a dual fuel setup?