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Gas HeatGas Heat
THERMOSTATSTHERMOSTATS
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ThermostatThermostat
• A thermostat is a control that is activated by changes in the surrounding air temp.
• A thermostat is a control that is activated by changes in the surrounding air temp.
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Mercury thermostatMercury thermostat
• Has mercury inside which is considered a hazardous material which.
• Mercury was used because it stays liquid at room temperature.
• Not as sensitive as a programmable.
• Has a heat anticipator.
• Can only set 1 temperature at a time.
• Has mercury inside which is considered a hazardous material which.
• Mercury was used because it stays liquid at room temperature.
• Not as sensitive as a programmable.
• Has a heat anticipator.
• Can only set 1 temperature at a time.
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Mercury Bulb ThermostatMercury Bulb Thermostat
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Snap Action ThermostatSnap Action Thermostat
No mercury.
Inexpensive.
Accurate, but not as sensitive as a digital thermostat.
Has a heat anticipator.
Can only set 1 temperature at a time.
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Snap Action ThermostatSnap Action Thermostat
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Digital ThermostatsDigital Thermostats
• No mercury inside.
• Operated by a circuit board and sensor.
• More sensitive to temperature change- up to ½ a degree.
• Depending on the brand and model of t-stat being installed, you can set more then 1 temperature.
• No mercury inside.
• Operated by a circuit board and sensor.
• More sensitive to temperature change- up to ½ a degree.
• Depending on the brand and model of t-stat being installed, you can set more then 1 temperature.
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Common wiring terminals on all basic thermostatsCommon wiring terminals on all basic thermostats• RC = 24v power for cooling• RH = 24v power for heating• Y = cool• W= heat• G = blower
• RC = 24v power for cooling• RH = 24v power for heating• Y = cool• W= heat• G = blower
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Common wiring terminals on all higher end thermostatsCommon wiring terminals on all higher end thermostats• RC/RH= power (24v)• Y1= stage 1 cool• Y2= stage 2 cool• W1= stage 1 heat• W2= stage 2 heat• G=fan • O= reversing valve ( found on heat pumps)• C= common
• RC/RH= power (24v)• Y1= stage 1 cool• Y2= stage 2 cool• W1= stage 1 heat• W2= stage 2 heat• G=fan • O= reversing valve ( found on heat pumps)• C= common
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Common wire colors used for wiring componentsCommon wire colors used for wiring components• RC/RH = Power (24v) = red• G = Fan= green• Y1 = stage 1 cool= yellow• Y2= stage 2 cool= blue• W1= stage 1 heat= white• W2= stage 2 heat= brown• O- reversing valve= orange• C = Common= black
• RC/RH = Power (24v) = red• G = Fan= green• Y1 = stage 1 cool= yellow• Y2= stage 2 cool= blue• W1= stage 1 heat= white• W2= stage 2 heat= brown• O- reversing valve= orange• C = Common= black
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Heat anticipator Heat anticipator
• A device that will shut down the heating circuit, prematurely of the set point, so the system does not over shoot the set-point temperature.
• The set-point is the temperature the thermostat is set too.
• A device that will shut down the heating circuit, prematurely of the set point, so the system does not over shoot the set-point temperature.
• The set-point is the temperature the thermostat is set too.
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Setting a heat anticipatorSetting a heat anticipator
• Take your meter to the t-stat and set it to amps.
– Jump out your heating circuit (R and W)– Wrap your jumper around your amp probe 10 times– Read your meter and divide by 10– This is your heat anticipator set-point
• Sometimes this information can be written on unit information sticker.
• Take your meter to the t-stat and set it to amps.
– Jump out your heating circuit (R and W)– Wrap your jumper around your amp probe 10 times– Read your meter and divide by 10– This is your heat anticipator set-point
• Sometimes this information can be written on unit information sticker.
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