EcoNet UETST800SYS Smart Thermostat User Guide

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Smart Thermostat  

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Model: UETST800SYS  

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• ALL THERMOSTAT INSTRUCTIONS & USER MANUALS
• EcoNet

EcoNet UETST800SYS Smart Thermostat User Guide Overview

Summary of Contents

• Page 1: Smart thermostat user guide. Model: UETST800SYS. View the smart thermostat user guide in French. Consulter le guide d'utilisation du thermostat intelligent en anglais.
• Page 2: Overview Items included in the box Homescreen overview Icons to become familiar with Standby screen System modes Connecting to WiFi Weather Menu options Settings
• Page 3: EcoNet Smart Thermostat is an easy-to-use programmable thermostat that provides complete control over your home’s smart air and water comfort systems. It’s smart enough to alert you when an issue is detected, yet it’s designed to be simple to operate with an intuitive touchscreen interface. It has built-in WiFi so you can monitor your system and adjust temperatures and schedules while on-the-go. More than a thermostat, it’s part of an intuitive system that maximizes comfort and efficiency while offering complete peace of mind. Items included in the box: EcoNet Smart Thermostat, Wall Mounting Plate, Ferrite Toroid, Mounting Screws and Drywall Anchors, Quick Start Guide.
• Page 4: Homescreen Overview Current weather condition and outside temperature; tap to see forecast Indicates an important reminder, minor alert, or critical alarm; tap for additional details Current WiFi signal strength; tap to start the setup process Tap once to enter preset Away settings; tap again to return to previous settings or resume schedule Current relative humidity in your home; tap to configure to your preference Tap to navigate to Mode selection screen (auto/heat/cool/e-heat/fan/off) Shows the current temperature inside your home Tap to navigate to the full Menu where you can change basic settings, customize your schedule and more
• Page 5: Icons to become familiar with include menu, home & away, schedule, service, settings, status, water, heater, system operation, and alerts. The operational modes available are auto, cooling, heating, emergency, heat, fan only, and power off. WiFi signal indicators show connected status with varying signal strengths: strong, medium, low, or not connected. Weather conditions displayed include clear, cloudy, rainy, freezing rain, fog, frost, mist, partly cloudy, smoke, snowing, sunny, storms, and windy. This document is the EcoNet Smart Thermostat User Guide.
• Page 6: Standby screen activates displaying indoor temperature and outdoor weather conditions after 30 seconds of inactivity. An alert or alarm icon will be displayed if an alert or alarm is present. The motion sensor will automatically wake the thermostat and activate the home screen as you approach. Motion sensor may not be available on all units. The standby screen can be turned off by disabling the back-light under basic settings.
• Page 7: System modes allow the EcoNet Smart Thermostat to call for heat or cool based on current settings and temperature. Cooling and heating equipment may have a delay period before operation is enabled, which can be up to 5 minutes. The status screen will show a “Hold-Off Timer” for equipment state. Select the mode icon in the bottom right corner of the home screen to quickly change the operating mode. You can select from Auto, Heat, Cool, E-Heat, Fan, and Off. Auto mode activates the heating or cooling system as required to maintain the configured range of set point temperatures. To adjust your cooling set point, tap the set point on the right, which will turn blue, then adjust using the plus and minus buttons. The default deadband or separation between the heating and cooling set points is 2 degrees. Heat mode turns on heating when the current temperature drops below your set point temperature. When there is an active call for heating, the words ‘Heating To’ will appear above the heating set point.
• Page 8: System modes include options for cooling, heating, and fan settings. The cool mode activates cooling when the temperature exceeds the set point. The emergency heat option is a manual setting for heat pump systems, providing immediate backup heat. Fan only mode turns off heating/cooling equipment and allows adjustment of fan speeds. Reactivating heating or cooling will return the fan speed to the scheduled setting. Continuous fan can be set in heating, cooling, or auto mode from the settings screen. The document includes a user guide for the EcoNet Smart Thermostat. There are options to resume schedules and select modes. The cooling set point is displayed when cooling is active. Navigation between modes is facilitated by adjustment buttons.
• Page 9: You can manually adjust the temperature from the Home Screen by touching the plus and minus buttons. The ring will turn blue or red depending on the mode of operation. The new set point is displayed in the center of the screen. If Auto mode is selected, press the lower left set point for heat or lower right set point for cool.
• Page 10: Connecting to WiFi Your EcoNet Smart Thermostat supports WiFi 802.11 b/g/n. WiFi is normally configured during initial setup. You may, however, be required to reconfigure the settings if your WiFi network settings change. Connecting to WiFi will enable you to view the local weather and allow you to remotely manage your comfort and receive critical alarms should something ever go wrong. To save time, we recommend having your home WiFi network password and your Internet-connected smartphone or tablet close to the thermostat before you begin. Download the EcoNet App and ensure your smartphone or tablet is already connected to your home WiFi network. Select ‘Create Account’ and follow the instructions. On the EcoNet Smart Thermostat, tap the WiFi icon in the top right corner of the home screen. When ‘Ready to Connect’ appears, use the EcoNet App to complete the setup process. Congratulations! Your thermostat has successfully been connected to Wi-Fi.
• Page 11: Tap the weather icon on the home screen to display local weather conditions and view the hourly and daily forecasts. The weather will be based on the current location or ZIP code used when creating your EcoNet account. Current weather conditions include temperature, humidity, and wind speed. The 24-hour forecast provides hourly temperature and conditions. The 6-day forecast shows high and low temperatures for each day. Menu options are available for further navigation. The EcoNet Smart Thermostat user guide includes important information for users. Forecast details are accessible for planning purposes. The interface allows users to resume schedules easily. Weather data is updated based on real-time information.
• Page 12: Menu options allow you to view and configure personal and system settings. Adjust system-level settings and preferences, from customizing away temperatures to scheduling a vacation. Basic settings include adjusting thermostat or basic equipment settings and preferences. Follow schedule option allows you to set a programmed schedule to Yes. Alarm beep enable sounds an audible alarm tone for critical conditions. Screen lock prevents changes to the main screen unless unlocked. Temperature display can be changed between Fahrenheit and Celsius. Schedule override time determines how long a temperature change remains in effect during a scheduled run. Auto changeover time specifies the duration of demand required to switch modes in Auto mode. The default settings for schedule override and auto changeover time can be customized.
• Page 13: Set point deadband is the minimum difference between heating and cooling set points in Auto mode, configurable between 0 and 6 degrees. Temperature offset is applied to the displayed room temperature, affecting how it compares to the sensed temperature. Relative humidity offset adjusts the displayed indoor relative humidity based on the sensed humidity. Allow the thermostat to calibrate in the conditioned space for 30 minutes before adjusting offsets. Room sensor selection allows for the use of a remote temperature sensor or the internal sensor for current indoor temperature. Proximity sensing can be enabled or disabled, affecting how the thermostat activates. Smooth arrival ensures the thermostat starts recovery at the optimum time to reach the set point at the scheduled time. Backlight enabled feature allows the thermostat to enter standby mode with adjustable screen brightness. Setting the current time and date is crucial for accurate scheduling and event management. Daylight savings time can be enabled or disabled in the settings.
• Page 14: Humidity settings control your home’s humidity for ideal comfort. Dehumidification can reduce humidity in cooling mode by adjusting fan speed and over-cooling the space. The dehumidify set point is the indoor relative humidity to be maintained while in cooling mode. The system may over-cool the space to improve dehumidification performance. The dehumidify drain timer allows the fan to turn off for a set time to drain water from the indoor coil. Humidification can control a humidifier to increase humidity in the space. Humidification cannot exceed the dehumidification set point. The humidification set point allows you to choose the desired indoor relative humidity. Humidification can occur during heating, continuous fan, and/or cooling modes. The system can operate the humidifier based on the selected modes and humidity demand.
• Page 15: Humidification Smart Control is used to reduce or prevent water condensation on the inside of windows while humidifying in the winter season. The control monitors indoor and outdoor temperatures and reduces the humidification percentage according to the Smart Control level chosen by the user. Humidify With Fan – If there is a call to humidify and the fan and heating/cooling are off, the fan will be forced on to humidify. Note: Humidification is only available if a humidifier is installed. How to test a humidifier: Adjust the humidify set point up to ‘TEST’, select Humidify during “Heat/Fan”, then turn on a continuous fan speed. Away Settings allow your system to follow customized heating, cooling, and fan settings when placed into ‘Away’ mode. The system will resume the schedule or return to the previous settings if a schedule is not being followed. Vacation screen allows you to preschedule desired heating, cooling, and fan settings when you are going to be away for an extended time. You will need to set the vacation end time and date before you can set its start. We recommend setting the fan speed to Auto.
• Page 16: Vacation activated will be indicated by the word 'Vacation' above the current temperature on the home screen and an active Away button. Tap Vacation on the home screen to cancel and resume schedule or return to previous settings. Your HVAC equipment will automatically follow a vacation event. If you have a connected water heater, you can have your water heater follow the vacation event by toggling the button to Yes. Continuous fan allows you to choose from one of five speeds to run the fan continuously. If the system is following a schedule, the fan speed will match the speed set in your schedule. You can temporarily override the scheduled fan speed. The override will follow the 'Schedule Override Time' set in Basic Settings. Fan speed override will change the copy on screen to 'Fan Speed Override'. Return to the table of contents.
• Page 17: Tapping Menu > Schedule will present your current schedule. Ensure the correct date and time settings have been entered under Settings. To edit the schedule for a day, tap the day of the week you want to edit. Tap the day part (morning, day, evening or night) time and use the up and down arrows to set the desired start time. Your system will follow your preferred settings until the next day part start time is reached. If Smooth Arrival is enabled under Basic Settings, your system will start recovery up to 60 minutes early. To copy a day’s schedule to another day, tap “Copy Day”, then select the day(s) you wish to copy to. When a schedule is being followed and a manual adjustment is made, a Resume Schedule option will be displayed. The schedule will be temporarily overridden according to the schedule override time under Basic Settings. You can also resume the schedule by tapping ‘Resume Schedule’ on the home screen.
• Page 18: Tapping Menu > Status will display the connected communicating equipment, thermostat mode and the equipment operating status. Selecting Furnace, Air Handler or AC/HP on the Status screen will display each piece of equipment’s current operating status and historical cycles and run times. Furnace Status – Displays detailed furnace operation information including two week and lifetime cycles, as well as run time hours. AC/HP Status – Displays detailed AC/HP operation information including two week and lifetime cycles, as well as run time hours. Air Handler Status – Displays detailed air handler operation information including two week and lifetime cycles, as well as run time hours.
• Page 19: Selecting Menu > Service from the home screen will display current alarms, alarm history, service alerts, contact info and equipment info. Current – Shows any alerts or alarms that are currently active. History – Shows a list of the past eight alerts/alarms with the time and date stamp. Alerts – Allows you to set time-based maintenance reminders for a service call, humidifier pad and UV light replacement. Service Call – Generates an alert telling the homeowner that regularly scheduled maintenance is due. Air Filter – The EcoNet system detects and alerts you when it is time to replace the air filter. Humidifier Pad – Reminds you to clean or replace the humidifier pad based on your chosen interval. UV Lights – Generates an alert indicating that it is time to clean or replace the lamp if the HVAC system uses a UV lamp for air purification. If no alert is sent in a 12 month period, the system will automatically remind you it is time to replace the air filter. If an Electronic Air Cleaner (EAC) filter is used, the reminder will revert back to a time-based reminder.
• Page 20: Service support allows you to input your contact information for your preferred contractor or install professional. Any contact information entered will also be available in the EcoNet App. You should always contact your preferred contractor regarding alerts, performance issues, or other questions specific to your equipment. EcoNet Support is available for help with WiFi connectivity, app issues, and basic operation of the EcoNet Smart thermostat. Displays the model, serial number, and software version of all your connected equipment. Thermostat software version is AC-RHUI-03-00-27. Furnace model number is US9c8VhA1d00uMle521USA. Furnace serial number is W301717130. Outdoor unit model number is UP2024AJVCA. Outdoor unit serial number is W211742802.
• Page 21: Water heating icon appears under Menu when an EcoNet Enabled water heater is connected. You can view the current state of operation when a water heater is connected. You can view and change the set point of the water heater. The current state can be Pre-Warm Mode. You can elect to have the water heater follow a Vacation event, lowering the set point to 72°F. Notifications can be received on the thermostat if a water heater alarm is active. The schedule allows you to set a start and end time for water heating. Vacation settings can be adjusted for the water heater. The EcoNet Smart Thermostat User Guide provides additional information. You can return to the table of contents for more details.
• Page 22: EcoNet Smart Thermostat Installation Instructions The EcoNet System consists of several intelligent, communicating components. Commands, operating conditions, and other data are passed continuously between components. All system components are controlled through the wall mounted EcoNet Smart Thermostat. The thermostat replaces the conventional thermostat and provides the homeowner with a single wall control for all features of the system. Read the entire instruction manual before starting the installation.
• Page 23: Safety considerations are crucial for preventing personal injury and property damage. It is important to read and follow all instructions carefully before installation or operation. Power off the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system using the master switch or circuit breaker box. All wiring must comply with national, local, and state codes.
• Page 24: Thermostat location is crucial for effective operation of the EcoNet Smart Thermostat. It should be easily accessible and visible to the homeowner or end user. Mount the thermostat approximately 5 feet from the floor. Position it close to or in a frequently used room, preferably on an inside wall. Consider using the adapter plate to hide marks or holes from the previous thermostat. The adapter plate is sold separately. Avoid mounting the thermostat close to windows, outside walls, or doors leading outside. Do not expose it to direct light or heat sources that could cause false readings. Ensure it is not placed in areas with poor air circulation or near supply registers. If using a remote temperature sensor, place it at a height of approximately 5 feet on an interior wall.
• Page 25: Wiring considerations recommend using ordinary thermostat wire, specifically 18 AWG or larger. Wire should be free from defects that could hinder conductivity. Wiring requires four wires, but it's advisable to run more than four for potential damage during installation. Units should be wired in a daisy chain configuration rather than a star configuration. Each unit in the network should have wires coming in and going out, except for the two devices at the ends. The EcoNet Smart Thermostat should be positioned at one end of the network. The EcoNet Smart Thermostat features a six-terminal connector labeled R, C, E1, E2, S1, and S2. Electrical specifications include an input voltage of 22 VAC to 26 VAC, with 24 VAC being typical. Shielded thermostat wire is recommended when wiring is near high voltage or radio frequency equipment to reduce interference. The shield wire should only be grounded at the indoor unit to avoid current loops.
• Page 26: Mounting EcoNet Smart Thermostat Turn off all power to equipment. If an existing thermostat or control is being replaced, remove existing control from wall and disconnect wires. Place the provided ferrite toroid around the thermostat wires and nest in the drywall. Position the back plate of your EcoNet Smart Thermostat on your wall, using the built-in level to ensure it’s straight. Route wires through hole in wall plate plastic and secure the back plate to the wall. Match and connect thermostat wires to proper terminals on back plate. The wires from the wall should plug easily into the terminal blocks. Push any excess wire back into the wall and seal the hole to prevent air leaks. Attach EcoNet Smart Thermostat to the secured wall plate using alignment guides. Turn power to equipment back on.
• Page 27: Wiring remote temperature sensor The EcoNet Smart Thermostat is optimized to work with the Aprilaire 8051 temperature sensor (10K thermistor). Use the S1 and S2 terminals on the wall plate terminal block. Only one remote temperature sensor can be supported. Go to Menu > Settings > Basic > Room Sensor Selection. You can choose to have the system function based on the temperatures measured by the internal sensor of the thermostat, the remote sensor, or the average between the two sensors. The following table shows the correct resistance at various ambient temperatures without the sensor wires attached to the thermostat.
• Page 28: Installer settings can be accessed by selecting Menu > Settings and tapping and holding on Installer for five seconds. Furnace settings can be adjusted under the Installer Settings menu. Warning: These settings are to be used by a qualified HVAC contractor only. LED display orientation can be flipped for readability in upflow or downflow positions. Furnace blower off delay can be set to 90, 120, 150, or 180 seconds after a heating call ends. Hi heat airflow adjust allows for five optional settings to modify the heat gain of the second stage of the furnace. Lo heat airflow adjust also has five optional settings to modify the heat gain of the first stage of the furnace. G input fan control settings determine the airflow when the G terminal is activated. The default setting for G input fan control is off. These adjustments are crucial for optimizing furnace performance and efficiency.
• Page 29: Two auxiliary inputs (AUX1 and AUX2) are provided on the communicating gas furnace control for external control of the system. These inputs can be configured as normally closed or normally open when used in conjunction with the AUX Common. These inputs can be used for field accessories such as smoke detectors and freeze stats. User selected actions include options such as off, float switch alarm, shutdown, and heat lockout. The filter type selected will drive the air filter service reminder experience. Fuel type can be natural gas or propane. Elevation is the elevation at or above sea level. This only adjusts the EcoNet Smart Thermostat’s control settings and does not convert the actual gas furnace to operate with propane. You must use the proper orifice kit for the model furnace installed.
• Page 30: AC/HP settings are to be used by a qualified HVAC contractor only. Outside unit selection allows choosing the outdoor unit type. Non-communicating option lets you manually enter settings for the outdoor unit. EcoNet displays if a communicating EcoNet enabled outdoor unit is discovered. Var-speed RPM clamp allows reduction of the maximum compressor speed. Cool/heat airflow adjust controls airflow adjustment in cooling and heating. Utility input enabled setting is for using a load shedding device provided by the utility company. Heat source selection allows using just the furnace or heat pump as the sole heat source. Furnace locked out above setting determines the outside temperature above which the furnace will not run. Heat pump locked out below setting determines the outside temperature below which the heat pump will not operate.
• Page 31: Thermostat settings are crucial for proper HVAC operation. Installer settings should only be adjusted by a qualified HVAC contractor. The EcoNet Smart Thermostat automatically populates the thermostat brand upon system startup. Aux heat hold off time prevents auxiliary heat from activating for a user-determined duration. Filter check hour indicates when the thermostat will check the air filter status. Anticipator settings help control system cycling for heating and cooling modes. Electric heater size must be selected if electric strip heaters are installed in the air handler. Electric heat airflow select offers four choices for airflow settings. Refer to air handler installation instructions for airflow settings. Settings for G Input and AUX Input are the same for both furnace and air handler.
• Page 32: Caring for your thermostat includes cleaning, rebooting, and resetting the device. You can clean your thermostat screen by lightly spraying water on a lens cloth or a clean microfiber cloth. It is recommended to lock the screen before cleaning. Never spray any liquids directly onto your EcoNet Smart Thermostat. You can reboot your thermostat by cycling power to it, which will not alter programming or settings. To reset the thermostat to the default state, enter the Installer Settings menu. Tap and hold on “Installer” for five seconds to access the menu. Select Defaults to restore all settings to factory default. This reset will erase all settings, including programmed schedules, date, and time. These settings should only be used by a qualified HVAC contractor.
• Page 33: How to connect a ventilator (HRV or ERV) to an EcoNet HVAC system. Use the ventilator’s wall control traditionally, wiring only to the G terminal of the furnace. Do not wire to the Y or W terminals. In the EcoNet furnace setup menu, change the G Input Fan Control to a desirable fan speed. The EcoNet system monitors the furnace G terminal. The fan will turn on when requested by the G terminal signal. This occurs when the system is not heating or cooling. EcoNet Smart Thermostat User Guide. Return to Table of Contents.
• Page 34: Regulatory and warranty information FCC compliance statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference. This device complies with part 15 of FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: this device may not cause harmful interference and must accept any interference received. Change or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. RF exposure information states that human proximity to the antenna shall not be less than 8 inches during normal operation. This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions. This Class B digital device complies with Canadian ICES-003. Ruud reserves the right to make changes without notice.
• Page 35: Guide d'utilisation du thermostat intelligent Modèle : UETST800SYS
• Page 36: Aperçu Articles compris dans le carton d’emballage Aperçu de l’écran d’accueil Icônes à connaître Modes du système Connexion Wi-Fi Conditions météorologiques Options du menu Instructions d’installation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet Remarques sur la sécurité
• Page 37: Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet Le thermostat intelligent EcoNet est un thermostat programmable facile à utiliser qui vous permet de contrôler entièrement les systèmes de réglage confortable de l’air et de l’eau dans votre maison. Il est suffisamment intelligent pour vous avertir quand il détecte un problème, tout en étant conçu pour être facile à utiliser, avec une interface intuitive d’écran tactile. Il est également doté d’un Wi-Fi intégré qui vous permet de surveiller votre système et de régler les températures et horaires lorsque vous n’êtes pas chez vous. Plus qu’un thermostat, il fait partie d’un système intuitif qui maximise le confort et l’efficacité, tout en offrant une tranquillité d’esprit totale. Articles compris dans le carton d’emballage : thermostat intelligent EcoNet, plaque de montage murale, tore en ferrite, vis de montage et chevilles pour cloisons sèches, guide de démarrage rapide.
• Page 38: Aperçu de l'écran d’accueil Conditions Alerte météorologiques Logo de la marque Wi-Fi Barre de humidité Une touche absence Température intérieure Réglage de température Mode du système Menu Les conditions météorologiques actuelles et la température extérieure; touchez pour consulter les prévisions. Indique un rappel important, une alerte mineure ou une alarme critique; touchez pour des détails supplémentaires. Puissance actuelle du signal Wi-Fi; touchez pour entamer le processus de configuration. L’humidité relative actuelle dans votre maison; touchez pour configurer votre préférence. Touche pour naviguer vers le mode de sélection (auto/heat/cool/e-heat/fan/off). Affiche la température actuelle à l’intérieur de votre maison. Touchez pour naviguer vers le menu complet où vous pouvez modifier les configurations de base. Touchez une fois pour saisir les configurations préétablies pour votre absence. Touchez à nouveau pour retourner aux configurations précédentes ou revenir à l’horaire. Touchez pour accéder aux informations sur les entrepreneurs et au centre d’assistance.
• Page 39: Icônes à connaître Menu Service Configurations Statut Fonctionnement du système Alertes Conditions météorologiques Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet
• Page 40: Écran d'attente Si le thermostat n’est pas touché pendant 30 secondes, l’intensité lumineuse de l’écran diminue et l’écran d’attente est activé pour afficher la température intérieure et les conditions météorologiques extérieures. Si une alerte ou alarme est présente, l’icône d’alerte / alarme sera affichée aussi. Le détecteur de mouvement réveillera automatiquement le thermostat et activera l’écran d’accueil au fur et à mesure que vous vous approchez. L’écran d’attente peut être éteint en désactivant le rétroéclairage dans les configurations de base.
• Page 41: Modes du système Le thermostat intelligent EcoNet lancera le chauffage ou la climatisation en fonction de la configuration et de la température actuelles. L’équipement de chauffage et de climatisation peut faire l’objet d’un délai avant de se mettre en marche. Sélectionnez l’icône du mode au coin droit inférieur de l’écran d’accueil pour changer rapidement le mode de fonctionnement. Sélectionnez parmi Auto, Heat, Cool, E-Heat, Fan et Off. Auto – Active le système de chauffage ou de climatisation selon les besoins pour garder votre maison dans la plage des points de consigne configurés. Pour régler votre point de consigne de climatisation, touchez le point de consigne à droite - il deviendra bleu, puis réglez à l’aide des boutons plus et moins. La zone morte de défaut ou la séparation entre les points de consigne de chauffage et de climatisation est de 2 degrés. Heat – Met le chauffage en marche lorsque la température actuelle tombe en dessous de la température de votre point de consigne. Si le thermostat demande activement le chauffage, les mots « Heating To » apparaîtront au-dessus du point de consigne de chauffage. Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 42: Modes du système Cool (Climatisation) – Met la climatisation en marche lorsque la température actuelle grimpe au-dessus de la température de votre point de consigne. E-Heat (Chauffage d’urgence) – L’option de chauffage d’urgence est une configuration manuelle, non pas une fonction automatique initiée par le thermostat de la pompe à chaleur. Fan Only (Ventilateur seulement) – En mode Ventilateur seulement, l’équipement de chauffage / climatisation est éteint. Utilisez les boutons de réglage plus ou moins pour naviguer entre les vitesses du ventilateur de Low (faible) à High (élevée). Appuyez à nouveau sur Mode pour réactiver le mode de chauffage ou de climatisation. Fan Only est une commande manuelle d’annulation d’un horaire configuré. Si un horaire est suivi, la vitesse du ventilateur retournera à la vitesse de ventilateur programmée lorsque vous réactivez l’équipement de chauffage / climatisation. Vous pouvez régler un ventilateur continu en mode Heat, Cool ou Auto à partir de l’écran Settings. Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 43: Modes du système (suite) Vous pouvez régler manuellement la température à partir de l’écran Home. L’anneau deviendra bleu ou rouge selon le mode de fonctionnement. Le nouveau point de consigne est affiché au centre de l’écran. Si le mode Auto est choisi, appuyez sur le point de consigne pour la chaleur ou la climatisation. Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 44: Connexion Wi-Fi Votre thermostat intelligent EcoNet est compatible avec le Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n. La connexion Wi-Fi permettra d’accéder à la météo locale et de gérer votre confort à distance. Téléchargez l’application EcoNet et assurez-vous que votre smartphone ou tablette est déjà connecté(e) au réseau Wi-Fi de votre maison. Sélectionnez « Create Account (Créer un compte) » et suivez les instructions. Sur le thermostat intelligent EcoNet, touchez l’icône Wi-Fi au coin supérieur droit de l’écran d’accueil. Une fois que « Ready to Connect (Prêt à être connecté) » apparaît, utilisez l’application EcoNet pour terminer le processus de configuration. Il peut vous être demandé de saisir votre mot de passe du réseau. Touchez « Done (Fini) » pour terminer la configuration. Connectez-vous au Wi-Fi pour recevoir la météo locale. Félicitations! Votre thermostat a été connecté avec succès au Wi-Fi.
• Page 45: Conditions météorologiques Touchez l’icône de conditions météorologiques sur l’écran d’accueil pour afficher les conditions météorologiques locales et consulter les prédictions horaires et quotidiennes. Les conditions météorologiques se baseront sur l’emplacement actuel ou le code postal utilisés lorsque vous créez votre compte EcoNet. Conditions météorologiques actuelles Prévisions de 24 heures Prévisions sur 6 jours Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet
• Page 46: Options du menu Touchez l’icône du menu au coin inférieur gauche de l’écran d’accueil pour consulter et configurer facilement vos paramètres personnels et du système. Réglez les configurations et préférences au niveau du système, qu’il s’agisse de personnaliser la température en votre absence ou de planifier des vacances. Réglez le thermostat sur les configurations et préférences de base pour l’équipement. Alarm Beep Enable – Émet un signal sonore d’alarme en cas de problème grave. Screen Lock – Pour empêcher les modifications de l’écran principal, activez le verrou. Temperature Display – Changez la température intérieure et les points de consigne entre Fahrenheit et Celsius. Schedule Override Time – Pendant qu’un horaire programmé s’exécute, la modification sera effective pendant cette durée de temps. Auto Changeover Time – Quand le système est en mode Automatique, il s’agit de la durée de temps pendant laquelle une demande doit exister dans le mode opposé pour que le système passe à ce mode. Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 47: Basic settings include set point deadband, temperature offset, and relative humidity offset. Set point deadband is the minimum difference between heating and cooling set points in auto mode, configurable between 0 and 6 degrees. Temperature offset applies a shift to the displayed ambient temperature, affecting how it is perceived. Relative humidity offset adjusts the displayed relative humidity based on detected levels. Smooth arrival ensures the thermostat begins recovery at the optimal time to reach the set point on schedule. Backlight enabled allows the screen to dim when not in use, with adjustable brightness settings. Time and date settings are crucial for scheduling events and ensuring accurate programming. DST option allows users to activate or deactivate daylight saving time. Room sensor selection lets users choose between internal or external temperature sensors for accurate readings. Proximity sensing can be enabled or disabled, affecting how the thermostat responds to movement.
• Page 48: Settings (Configurations) Humidity settings control the humidity in your home for optimal comfort. Enable dehumidification – The system will attempt to reduce humidity in cooling mode by lowering fan speed and overcooling the space. Dehumidify set point – The value to which the indoor relative humidity should be brought during cooling mode. Over-cooling amount – The system will activate cooling and potentially overcool the space to improve dehumidification efficiency. Dehumidify drain timer – At the end of a cooling cycle, the continuous fan setting will turn off for a period to allow water to drain from the indoor coil. Enable humidification – The system can control a built-in humidifier to increase humidity in the space. Humidification set point – This setting allows you to choose the desired indoor relative humidity at which humidification will be activated. Humidify during – Select the modes during which humidification will occur, including heating, continuous fan, and/or cooling. The default humidification set point is 30% and is configurable between 15% and 45%.
• Page 49: Humidification is used to reduce or prevent condensation inside windows while humidifying during winter. Smart control manages indoor and outdoor temperatures and adjusts humidity levels based on user-selected settings. Start with the low setting for humidification and adjust to medium or high if condensation occurs. Humidity with fan will activate the fan to humidify if there is a demand for humidity. Testing a humidifier involves setting the humidity set point to TEST and selecting humidify during heat/fan mode. The away settings allow the system to follow customized heating, cooling, and fan configurations when in away mode. The system remains in away mode until canceled, reverting to previous settings or schedule. Vacation settings enable planning of desired heating, cooling, and fan configurations for extended absences. To program vacations, set the start and end date and time using the provided controls. It is recommended to set the fan speed to auto during vacation settings.
• Page 50: Vacation activated indicates that vacations will be displayed on the home screen above the current temperature. Touching vacation on the home screen will cancel and return to the previous schedule. Your HVAC equipment will automatically follow a vacation event. If you have a connected water heater, you can also have it follow the vacation event. Continuous fan allows you to choose one of five fan speeds for continuous air circulation. The fan speed displayed will correspond to the speed set in your schedule if the system follows a schedule. You can temporarily cancel the programmed fan speed, which will change the screen text to fan speed override. The override will follow the schedule override time programmed in basic settings. Fan settings can be accessed through the menu. The document is a user guide for the EcoNet smart thermostat.
• Page 51: Schedules will display your current schedule. Ensure that the date and time are correctly set under Settings. To modify a day's schedule, touch the desired day of the week. Touch the part of the day (morning, day, evening, or night) and use the arrows to set the desired start time. Adjust the heating setpoint, cooling setpoint, and/or fan speed for each part of the day. If Smooth Arrival is activated, your system will begin recovery up to 60 minutes prior to ensure setpoints are reached on time. To copy a day's schedule to another day, touch Copy Day, select the target day(s), and then touch Paste Day. If a schedule is followed and a manual adjustment is made, an option to resume the schedule will be displayed. The schedule will be temporarily canceled according to the duration set in Basic Settings. The default cancellation duration is two hours, and the schedule will automatically resume once the cancellation period ends. You can also resume the schedule from the home screen.
• Page 52: Status menu displays connected communication equipment, thermostat mode, and equipment operating status. Selecting furnace, air handler, or AC/HP shows the status of each equipment piece and historical operating cycles. Furnace status provides detailed information on operation, including two-week and lifetime cycles and operating hours. AC/HP status displays detailed information on air conditioner or heat pump operation, including cycles and operating hours. Air handler status shows detailed information on operation, including two-week and lifetime cycles and operating hours. Current temperatures and humidity levels are displayed for inside and outside conditions. Operating status for the thermostat can be off or on, affecting the equipment's performance. Lifetime cycles and hours are tracked for each piece of equipment to monitor usage. The document includes a guide for using the EcoNet smart thermostat. The status menu allows for quick access to equipment performance and settings.
• Page 53: Sélectionner Menu > Service sur l’écran d’accueil affichera les alarmes actuelles, l’historique des alarmes, les alertes de service, les personnes ressources et les renseignements sur l’équipement. Current (Actuel) – Affiche les alertes ou alarmes actuellement actives. History (Historique) – Affiche la liste des quatre dernières alertes / alarmes avec le timbre de l’heure et de la date. Alerts (Alertes) – Vous permet de programmer des rappels d’entretien périodiques pour un appel de service, un tampon d’humidificateur et le remplacement de lampe ultraviolette. Service Call (Appel d’entretien) – Produit une alerte qui avertit le propriétaire résidentiel qu’il est temps d’effectuer l’entretien régulier prévu. Air Filter (Filtre à air) – Votre système EcoNet est suffisamment intelligent pour détecter et vous avertir quand il est temps de remplacer le filtre à air. Humidifier Pad (Tampon d’humidificateur) – Vous rappelle qu’il faut nettoyer ou remplacer le tampon d’humidificateur en fonction de votre intervalle choisi. UV Lights (Lampe ultraviolette) – Génère une alerte pour indiquer qu’il est temps de nettoyer ou remplacer la lampe si le système CVC utilise une lampe ultraviolette pour l’épuration de l’air. Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 54: Service support allows you to enter the contact details of your preferred contractor or installation professional for easy access in case of issues. All entered contact details will also be available in the EcoNet application. You should always contact your preferred contractor for performance issues, alerts, or any other questions related to your equipment. EcoNet support is available for assistance with Wi-Fi connectivity, application issues, and basic operation of the EcoNet smart thermostat. Equipment displays the model, serial number, and software version of all your connected equipment. Thermostat software version is AC-RHUI-03-00-27. Furnace model number is RS98chAe100uMle521USA. Furnace serial number is W301717130. Outdoor unit model number is RP2024AJVCA. Outdoor unit serial number is W211742802.
• Page 55: Water heating If an EcoNet-enabled water heater is connected to the system, you will see a water heating icon in the menu. When a water heater is connected, you can check its current operating status. You can view and modify the set point. You can choose to have the water heater follow a vacation event. You will receive a notification on the thermostat if a water heater alarm is active. Current state: Pre-warm mode. Vacation settings allow for a reduced set point during absence. Guide d'utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 56: Instructions d’installation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet. Le système EcoNet est composé de plusieurs composantes intelligentes qui communiquent. Les commandes, les conditions de fonctionnement et autres données sont continuellement transmises entre les composantes. Toutes les composantes du système sont contrôlées par le biais du thermostat intelligent EcoNet monté au mur. Le thermostat remplace le thermostat traditionnel et offre un contrôle mural unique de toutes les fonctions du système. Lisez complètement le manuel d’instructions avant de commencer l’installation. Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 57: Remarques sur la sécurité Un manque à lire et à suivre scrupuleusement toutes les instructions avant d’installer ou d’utiliser cette commande et ce système peut entraîner des blessures corporelles et/ou des dommages matériels. Éteignez votre système de chauffage, de ventilation et de climatisation au moyen du commutateur principal ou de la boîte de disjoncteurs. Tout le câblage doit être conforme aux codes nationaux, locaux et de l’état ou la province. Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 58: Emplacement du thermostat Le thermostat intelligent EcoNet est le centre de commande pour le système EcoNet ainsi que pour l’équipement de chauffage et de climatisation. Il doit être placé là où il est facilement accessible et visible pour le propriétaire résidentiel ou l’utilisateur final. Le thermostat intelligent EcoNet doit être monté à environ 1,5 m (5 pi) du sol et à proximité de ou dans une pièce fréquemment utilisée, de préférence sur un mur intérieur. La plaque d’adaptation est utile si vous souhaitez dissimuler les marques ou les trous laissés par votre thermostat précédent. Le thermostat intelligent EcoNet ne doit pas être monté à proximité d’une fenêtre, sur un mur extérieur ou à proximité d’une porte qui mène à l’extérieur. Il ne doit pas être exposé à la lumière ou chaleur directe d’une lampe, du soleil, d’un foyer ou d’autres objets qui émettent de la chaleur. Il ne doit pas être placé à proximité de ou dans le flux d’air direct des grilles à registre ou des retours d’air. Il ne doit pas être installé dans des emplacements à faible circulation d’air comme derrière une porte ou dans une alcôve. Si installé avec un capteur de température à distance, placez le capteur à distance à une hauteur d’environ 1,5 m (5 pi) sur un mur intérieur, éloigné des sources de chaleur ou de refroidissement directes.
• Page 59: Remarques sur le câblage Nous recommandons l’utilisation d’un câble de thermostat ordinaire. Le câble doit être exempt de défauts comme l’usure, les fissures ou tout défaut qui pourrait nuire à la conductivité. Le câblage requiert seulement quatre fils, mais il est d’usage d’utiliser un câble avec plus de quatre fils. Les unités doivent être câblées en « guirlande » et non pas en « étoile ». Chaque unité doit avoir un ensemble de fils qui y entrent et un ensemble de fils qui en sortent. Le thermostat intelligent EcoNet a un connecteur à six bornes étiquetées R, C, E1, E2, S1 et S2. Exemple de connexion du thermostat intelligent avec l’unité CVC et le chauffe-eau. Tension d’entrée typiquement 24 V c.a. Si le câblage du thermostat se trouve à proximité de câbles haute tension, un fil blindé peut être utilisé. Le fil blindé doit être connecté à la borne C ou mis à la terre uniquement à l’unité intérieure.
• Page 60: Montage du thermostat intelligent EcoNet Éteignez le courant de tout l’équipement. Si vous remplacez un thermostat ou une commande existant(e), retirez la commande existante du mur et débranchez les fils. Placez la tore en ferrite autour des fils du thermostat et installez-les dans la cloison sèche. Positionnez la plaque arrière de votre thermostat intelligent EcoNet sur le mur à l’aide du niveau intégré. Percez les trous de montage des chevilles pour cloison sèche et insérez-les. Acheminez les fils à travers le trou dans la plaque murale en plastique. Faites correspondre et connecter les fils du thermostat aux bornes correctes de la plaque arrière. Repoussez tout l’excès de fils dans le mur et scellez l’orifice pour éviter les fuites d’air. Fixez le thermostat intelligent EcoNet sur la plaque murale solidement fixée. Rétablissez l’alimentation électrique à l’équipement.
• Page 61: Câblage du capteur de température à distance Le thermostat intelligent EcoNet est optimisé pour fonctionner avec le capteur de température Aprilaire 8051. Utilisez les bornes S1 et S2 du bornier de la plaque murale. Un seul capteur à distance peut être pris en charge. Vous pouvez choisir de faire fonctionner le système sur la base des températures mesurées par le capteur interne, le capteur à distance ou la moyenne entre les deux capteurs. Le tableau suivant affiche la résistance correcte à des températures ambiantes variées, sans les fils du capteur fixés au thermostat. Guide d’utilisation du thermostat intelligent EcoNet.
• Page 62: Installer settings can be accessed by selecting Menu > Settings and touching Installer for five seconds. Furnace settings can be accessed through Menu > Settings > Installer > Furnace. Warning: These settings are to be used by a qualified HVAC contractor only. LED display orientation can be adjusted for readability in upflow or downflow positions. Furnace blower off delay can be set to 90, 120, 150, or 180 seconds. Hi heat airflow adjust allows for five options to modify heat gain in the second phase of the furnace. Lo heat airflow adjust also offers five options to modify heat gain in the first phase of the furnace. Default settings for airflow adjustments are set to None. Airflow adjustments can significantly affect temperature changes during heating phases. Refer to the EcoNet smart thermostat user guide for more information.
• Page 63: Input fan control settings include options for off, low, medium low, medium, medium high, and high. Auxiliary inputs AUX1 and AUX2 allow for external system control and can be configured as normally closed or normally open. User-selected actions for auxiliary inputs include off, float switch alarm, shutdown, shutdown cool, HP heat lock-out, and furnace heat lockout. Filter type options include standard filter, electronic air cleaner, or both, impacting service reminder experience. Fuel type can be set to natural gas or propane, but requires the correct orifice kit for propane operation. Elevation settings indicate the height above sea level, applicable for US and CN up to 2000 feet. The document provides instructions for configuring the EcoNet smart thermostat settings. The default setting for auxiliary inputs is off, meaning they are inactive. User actions depend on the configuration of the auxiliary inputs and their connection status. The document references installation instructions for further details on furnace communication and configuration.
• Page 64: AC/HP settings are for use by a qualified HVAC contractor only. Choose the type of outdoor unit: non-communicating, EcoNet (locked), or none. Non-communicating allows manual parameter entry for the outdoor unit. EcoNet displays if a communicating outdoor unit is detected and cannot be modified. Cool/Heat airflow adjust controls air flow settings for cooling and heating. Heat source offers the choice of using either the furnace or heat pump for heating. Furnace locked out above selects the outdoor temperature above which the furnace will not operate. Heat pump locked out below selects the outdoor temperature below which the heat pump will not operate. The variable speed clamp allows reduction of the compressor's maximum speed. Utility input enabled determines if the system uses a load-shedding device from the utility company.
• Page 65: Thermostat settings must be configured to lock out the heat pump when only furnace operation is desired. A difference of 1.1 ºC (2 °F) will be imposed between the furnace and the heat pump. Lockout temperatures will be based on the outdoor temperature sensor connected to the outdoor unit. In some instances, internet connections may be intermittent, making an outdoor air temperature sensor the most valid option. The thermostat brand will be automatically entered when the system starts by reading the equipment model data sheet. Auxiliary heat hold-off time prevents the auxiliary heating from activating for a user-defined duration. Filter check hour indicates when the thermostat will check the air filter status. The anticipator allows the user to control the system to prevent overheating and manage air conditioning delivery. Adjusting the anticipator affects the cycling of the system, with higher negative numbers resulting in faster cycling off. Air handler settings can be accessed through the installer menu for configuration adjustments.
• Page 66: Air handler settings Electric heater size – If electric heating strips are installed, select the correct size. Electric heat airflow select – Four choices are available. Refer to the installation manual for airflow configuration. Maintenance of the thermostat Cleaning – You can clean the screen by lightly spraying water on the provided lens cloth or a clean microfiber cloth. Restarting – You can restart your thermostat by cycling the power. Restarting will not change programming or settings. Resetting the thermostat – You may want to restore your thermostat to its default status at some point. Warning! These settings are to be used by a qualified HVAC contractor only. Note: This will reset all configurations, including scheduled times, date, and time to factory settings. User guide for the EcoNet smart thermostat.
• Page 67: Comment connecter un ventilateur (VRC ou VRE) à un système CVC EcoNet Il faut utiliser la commande murale du ventilateur de manière traditionnelle, sauf qu’il faut câbler la commande du ventilateur uniquement à la borne G de la fournaise. Dans le menu de configuration de la fournaise EcoNet, changez la commande du ventilateur d’entrée G à une vitesse de ventilateur compatible avec le ventilateur. Le système EcoNet surveille la borne G de la fournaise et mettra le ventilateur en marche sur demande du signal de la borne G.
• Page 68: Renseignements relatifs aux réglementations et à la garantie Déclaration de conformité à la FCC Cet équipement a été testé et jugé en conformité avec les limites portant sur les appareils numériques de classe B. Cet équipement génère, utilise et peut émettre de l’énergie en radiofréquence. Si cet appareil produit des interférences préjudiciables, il est conseillé à l’utilisateur d’essayer de les supprimer. Cet appareil est conforme à la section 15 des règles de la FCC. Tout changement ou toute modification qui n’est pas expressément approuvé(e) par le fabricant pourrait annuler le droit de l’utilisateur d’utiliser l’équipement. Renseignements sur l’exposition aux radiofréquences Cet équipement est conforme aux limites d’exposition aux rayonnements établies par la FCC. Cet appareil numérique ne dépasse pas les limites de classe B pour les émissions de bruit radioélectrique. Conformément à sa politique de progrès et d’amélioration des produits continus, Ruud se réserve le droit d’apporter des modifications sans préavis.