Honeywell ADEMCO 4500 Thermostat User Guide

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ADEMCO 4500  

Thermostat  

User Guide  

N7972V1 5/05 Rev. A  

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• ALL THERMOSTAT INSTRUCTIONS & USER MANUALS
• Honeywell

Honeywell ADEMCO 4500 Thermostat User Guide Overview

Summary of Contents

• Page 1: Thermostat user guide.
• Page 2: About the 4500 thermostat Saving money on energy bills The 4500 thermostat provides comfort and convenience How the 4500 thermostat works with your present thermostat Front panel controls and indicator Product specifications Controlling the 4500 thermostat by phone Adjusting the set-back temperature of the 4500 thermostat Turning the set-back on and off When leaving protected premises for extended periods
• Page 3: About the 4500 thermostat The Ademco 4500 thermostat provides control for both heat and air conditioning. It is intended for use with Ademco security systems that include the enhanced 4286 phone module. You can set the 4500 thermostat using any Touch-tone phone, either on premises or remotely. The existing thermostat controls premises temperature while the security system is disarmed or in armed stay mode. An important benefit of combined climate control and security is potential energy cost savings. During the heating season, you can “set-back” the 4500 thermostat for times when you are away from home. The set-back feature lets you turn down the thermostat automatically when you arm the security system in the armed away mode. Heat or air conditioning in vacation homes can be remotely set and monitored by phone. The owner can also call-in to the system to check that the indoor temperature is being maintained while the premises are vacant. The following sections describe how to use the 4500 thermostat.
• Page 4: How the 4500 thermostat works with your present thermostat The 4500 thermostat works in combination with the original thermostat installed on the premises. While the premises is occupied, the security system is usually armed STAY or DISARMED, and the 4500 thermostat will be inactive. When controlling a heating system, the set-back temperature setting of the 4500 thermostat must always be set to a lower temperature than the original thermostat. When controlling an air conditioning system, the set-back temperature setting of the 4500 thermostat must always be set to a higher temperature than the original thermostat. If the pre-existing thermostat has a built-in clock and schedule, the schedule can be used to set the times you “wake,” “leave,” “return,” and “sleep.” The “leave” time should be set for the latest time that you would expect to leave the premises. The “return” time should be set to the earliest time you expect to arrive at the premises. If you leave earlier or return later than scheduled times, the 4500 thermostat will adjust the temperatures accordingly. In summary, the 4500 thermostat allows you to set back the temperature automatically by arming in the AWAY mode when leaving home.
• Page 5: Front panel controls include two switches and one indicator. The HEAT/COOL switch sets the control mode of the thermostat. The mode can be set to either heat or cool. For premises with only heat or air conditioning, the proper mode should be selected and not changed. The ACTIVE/BYPASS switch activates and deactivates the thermostat. In ACTIVE mode, the thermostat adjusts room temperature when the security system is armed away. BYPASS mode prevents the thermostat from changing room temperature. To use the fan alone, set the thermostat to BYPASS. Adjusting room temperature by phone is not possible when in BYPASS mode.
• Page 6: Front panel controls There are several uses for the bypass switch function. Allows the user to go back to their original thermostat at any time. Allows heating/air conditioning service people to bypass the 4500 thermostat during servicing and maintenance work. Allows switching back to the original thermostat if the security system is not working or is being serviced. Active/bypass controls indicator This yellow LED indicator shows the status of the 4500 thermostat. When the active/bypass switch is in the active position, the LED will be steadily on. When in bypass, the LED will be steadily off. If there is a problem with the wiring to the 4500 thermostat, the LED will flash. Product specifications Operating range: 32° to 122° F., 0° to 50° C. Temperature setting range: 45° to 99° F., 7° to 37° C. Air conditioner compressor off cycle: 5 minutes minimum. Physical dimensions: 6-3/16” by 2-7/8” by 1-1/4”. The 4500 measures the temperature of the surrounding air as well as the wall that it is mounted on.
• Page 7: Controlling the 4500 thermostat by phone provides several capabilities to the user. You can adjust the ARMED AWAY set back temperature of the 4500 thermostats over any phone. You can turn off the set back function for a single ARMED AWAY period or turn it on again if necessary. You can control two 4500 thermostats in a single installation. A Thermostat Mode voice menu can be activated after accessing the security system by phone. To enter the Thermostat Mode menu by phone, obtain access to your security system according to the provided instructions. You will need to enter the 2-digit phone code and your 4-digit user code when prompted by the system. The security system will announce the status followed by the ambient room temperature if programmed. A menu of thermostat related end-user commands will be announced. The following sections explain the use of the thermostat mode commands.
• Page 8: Adjusting the set-back temperature of the 4500 thermostat is essential for managing energy use when the building is unoccupied. The 4500 thermostat can be set from any Touch-tone phone, either on-premises or remotely. Ensure that the front panel switches on the 4500 thermostat are set correctly to ACTIVE and the desired mode of operation. Enter thermostat mode to access a menu of user commands. To change the temperature, follow the prompt to enter the new temperature. You can keep the present set-back temperature by pressing the appropriate key. If you want to change the set-back temperature, enter a new temperature. The system will announce the change of set point after you make adjustments. The example provided indicates setting the unoccupied premises temperature to 61 degrees. The thermostat is designed to enhance energy efficiency while maintaining comfort when the premises are unoccupied.
• Page 9: Setting the set-back temperature of the 4500 thermostat is important for maintaining comfort when away from the premises. The new armed away set-back temperature will be announced by the system. The set-back is activated only when the security system is armed away. If you want to keep the current set point, you can simply press a button. An out-of-range temperature setting will trigger a buzzer to indicate a mistake. After setting the armed away temperature, the phone module will confirm the change. To arm or disarm the security system, wait for the menu announcement and follow the prompts. You can choose to review or change the thermostat settings or hang up the phone after adjusting the set-back temperature.
• Page 10: Turning the set-back feature of the 4500 thermostat works automatically when you leave the premises and the security system is armed away. You can turn off the set-back at any time, while still on the premises or off. On a very hot day, you may want the premises temperature to be restored to the more comfortable normal settings by the time you return home from work. To turn off the set-back, call the security system before returning home. Enter your 2-digit phone code and 4-digit user code as requested by the system. Press to enter the Thermostat Mode Menu. At the To Turn Set-Back Off, Enter 3 prompt, press 3. This command temporarily deactivates the set-back function until you return home. When you turn off the set-back, you are only doing so temporarily. The thermostat mode menu resets itself automatically when you return home. If you change your mind and decide not to return home early, you can turn the thermostat set-back to on again by phone.
• Page 11: Using two 4500 thermostats with your security system allows for different temperature settings in various parts of the house. To program the thermostats, access the security system and the Thermostat Menu Mode. Refer to the section “To Enter the Thermostat Menu Mode” on page 5 or follow the abbreviated procedure on page 8. The thermostats are named Thermostat 1 and Thermostat 2 for programming purposes. You can adjust the set point for Thermostat 1 without logging on. To review or set Thermostat 2, you must choose the Log On menu selection. At the prompt “To log on, enter 2,” press announce. The system will prompt you to “Enter thermostat number.” Press to select Thermostat 2 to hear its operating mode and set-back temperature. You can change the set-back temperature in the ARMED AWAY mode as described in “Setting the 4500 thermostat” on page 5.
• Page 12: When leaving protected premises for extended periods, it is recommended to test the thermostat and the entire heating/cooling system weekly. Your alarm system should be monitored by a central station for low battery and AC loss. Provide your central station with contact information for someone who can access the premises during power outages. In areas with extreme temperatures, periodically check your security system to monitor premises temperatures. Follow procedures to hear ambient temperature status and make changes to the thermostat settings. Call for service if any system fails to prevent problems. Failure of heating or cooling systems could lead to property damage or injury. Maintaining your security and heating/cooling systems is crucial for proper operation. Periodically test your security system and heating/cooling system.
• Page 13: Testing the heating/cooling system is essential to ensure it maintains the programmed room temperature. Ensure the 4500 thermostat is in the active mode using the front panel slide switch. A flashing LED indicates a problem with the wiring to the thermostat. A Check Thermostat announcement on the phone suggests calling for servicing. Arm the security system in the armed away mode and leave the premises. Verify that the temperature inside matches the set-back point when returning home. Allow sufficient time for the ambient temperature to stabilize. If the thermostat is not maintaining the programmed temperature, review the set-back point. If both thermostats are not working, contact your heating/air conditioning service company. If only the 4500 thermostat is malfunctioning, set its switch to bypass and call for service.
• Page 14: Testing the pre-existing thermostat involves switching the front panel ACTIVE/BYPASS switch to BYPASS. Check that the pre-existing thermostat is working and able to control the heating/cooling system. If the pre-existing thermostat does not function, have it replaced or call your heating or air conditioning service company. Set the 4500 thermostat to BYPASS mode using the front panel ACTIVE/BYPASS switch if service is needed. When bypassed, the 4500 thermostat is totally removed from control of the heating and/or air conditioning systems. The pre-existing thermostat will then maintain total control of the heating and/or air conditioning systems. Bypassing the 4500 thermostat makes it easier for service personnel to service the systems. The switch may be restored to the ACTIVE position when servicing is completed.
• Page 15: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Part 15 Statement This equipment has been tested to FCC requirements and has been found acceptable for use. The FCC requires the following statement for your information: This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Part 15 of FCC Rules. There is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more measures. The user or installer may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: “Interference Handbook.” The user shall not make any changes or modifications to the equipment unless authorized by the Installation Instructions or User's Manual. Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
• Page 16: One year limited warranty Honeywell International Inc. warrants its security equipment to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for one year from the date of original purchase. Seller's obligation is limited to repairing or replacing any product proven to be defective under normal use and service. Seller shall have no obligation under this warranty if the product is altered or improperly repaired by anyone other than the Seller. This one year limited warranty is in lieu of all other express warranties, obligations, or liabilities. Any implied warranties made by Seller in connection with this product are limited in duration to a period of one year from the date of original purchase. In no case shall Seller be liable for any consequential or incidental damages for breach of this or any other warranty. Seller does not represent that the product may not be compromised or circumvented or that it will prevent any personal injury or property loss. A properly installed and maintained alarm may only reduce the risk of events occurring without providing an alarm. If Seller is held liable for any loss or damage, Seller's maximum liability shall not exceed the purchase price of the product. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.