thermostat wireing for heat pump
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2012
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you made it clear for me, thank you. I called the hunter tech line and they told me I did not need the brown and blue wire, I have a two stage heat pump so I did need the wires connected.
YOU are AWESOME!!!!! I had a 4 wire mechanical switch and installing a zwave digital thermostat ( monitor online etc.. ) I struggled for days with O/B... heat pump would only pump out heat all the time. I Looked everywhere for answers.. put the white wire ( heat ) from w1 to O/B... and presto!!!!! thanks a million!!
I bought a Honeywell Thermostat from Lowes. Label on thermostat reads installs in 15 minutes. I was having problems wiring so after reading the manual and calling Honeywell which is closed today I then called Lowes. They could not tell me what the 2 extra wires a blue and an orange were for. I got online and googled and read and googled and read some more. Then I finally found your video link...and wa la ..thermostat is installed and working correctly. You made it easy for me to understand. Thank you so much for having this video post!
Great to see that Avasva has new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.
great video! that was exactly what I was looking for. I couldn't figure out the orange wire and wasn't sure about the white one with a heat pump.
The video was very educational. Although I wish you would have explained how to tie the wires together to turn the heat pump on. Because it is confusing if you use the heat wire or not. For someone that does not work on AC units. Thanks again
I'm enlightened! Thanks man!
Very well explained . Thanks a lot .
we need more of this good videos. upgrade your videos for new models equipment.
also the orange wire is if the reversing valve is cooling active, it may be blue if its heating active.
That heat pump cost more to run than my gas heat I bought this unit 12yr ago it's Amana with a heat pump, if it's using the ac compressor how is it cheaper I have a 2 ton unit, does the unit pull the same amount of power whether it's using the heat pump or the ac I'm curious.
Run at least 18/10 wire. I know trane is selling new thermostats that are 24v required so you need a common conductor. If you have a heat pump/air handler that are both 2 stage. You would need 24v,common,blower motor,EM,W1,W2,Y1,Y2 wires. You might also need 2 wires for an outside thermostat. Idk I just think more than 7 is necessary
you only talked about six wires what does the last wire do? I have a black wire left
How do you run thermostat wire on a heat pump does it go from thermostat to inside unit then from there to outside unit or what need help
red by itself is not 24vlt you need common in order to complete the 24 vlt circuit. so from your transformer one side is power which is always red and the other side is common which can be green or blue.. red goes to your thermostat and common stays at the circuit board, the only time you bring common to your thermostat is to power up the thermost just in case your batteries die.
My good man heat pump only has 4 wires can I use it on a 6 wire thermostat with only yellow, green, white , red.
i htought blue was always common?
What about the common wire?
when is 2 compresors ,, my Q? THE EVAPORATER copper tube is 1/2 evaporater for 1 compresor and when the other compresor came on other copper tube cool ?
My AC works just fine, fan comes on automatically. When I switch to heat, the thermostats clicks and shows "heat on" but my fan doesn't start up and the heat pump doesn't run. Any ideas??
how about common?
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Hahahaha!!! OH geez, the same thought went through my head! Freddie with a New York accent!
You ain't say nothing about the black wire. I assume its the common wire?? I have a trane heat pump.
How do you run thermostat wire on a heat pump does it go from thermostat to inside unit then from there to outside unit or what need help