Energate AW000873 Manuel utilisateur

AW000873

Installation Guide for Energate

Thermostats

Rev Date Done By Che ked

Des ription

A Dec 22,

2011

G. Delage S.

McKenzie

Initial Release

B Jan 25,

2012

G. Delage S.

McKenzie

Added infor ation on AS20

Auxiliary Switch, dual

transfor er scenarios. Added

FAQ and Troubleshooting

sections.

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Table of Contents

1. Introd ction ................................................................................................................................. 3

1.1 Operating the Thermostat ...................................................................................................... 3

2. Installation Proced re ................................................................................................................. 5

3. No Existing Thermostat .............................................................................................................. 6

4. Thermostat Wiring ...................................................................................................................... 7

5. Config ring the Thermostat Settings .......................................................................................... 8

6. Standard Config rations ........................................................................................................... 10

6.1 F rnace with Air Conditioner ............................................................................................. 10

6.2 F rnace with No Air Conditioner........................................................................................ 11

6.3 Air Conditioner with no f rnace ......................................................................................... 12

6.4 Heat P mp - Single stage with no a xiliary stage ............................................................... 13

6.5 Heat P mp - Two stage with no a xiliary stage.................................................................. 14

6.6 Heat P mp - Single stage with a xiliary stage .................................................................... 15

6.7 Heat P mp - Two stage with a xiliary stage....................................................................... 16

7. Special Config rations .............................................................................................................. 17

7.1 No Common Wire at thermostat ......................................................................................... 17

7.2 D al transformer scenarios.................................................................................................. 22

7.3 Zone Control Systems ......................................................................................................... 24

8. Options and Accessories ........................................................................................................... 25

8.1 Energate thermostat does not cover hole in wall (Wall Plate) ............................................ 25

8.2 O tdoor Sensor .................................................................................................................... 26

8.3 Air Filter Sensor .................................................................................................................. 26

8.4 Heat P mp Fa lt Sensor ...................................................................................................... 26

9. Testing the System .................................................................................................................... 27

9.1 Conventional System Test ................................................................................................... 27

9.2 Heat-P mp System Test ...................................................................................................... 28

10. Tro bleshooting ...................................................................................................................... 29

10.1 S spected installation iss e ............................................................................................... 29

10.2 Ret rn to Material A thorization (RMA) Proced re ........................................................ 31

11. Commissioning a thermostat................................................................................................... 32

12. Uns pported Config rations ................................................................................................... 33

13. Freq ently Asked Q estions ................................................................................................... 34

14. Energate Technical S pport .................................................................................................... 37

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1. Introduction

This doc ment is intended for the se of installers who are installing Energate Z100 thermostat

(both Pioneer 1 and Pioneer 2 models).

The Energate Z100 is a 2-way comm nicating thermostat that s pports the ZigBee Smart Energy

protocol. This doc ment describes the typical installation scenarios and provides advice for

handling n s al sit ations. Section 1.1 describes how to operate the thermostat.

If yo have q estions that are not answered by this doc ment, please contact Energate s pport as

shown in section 13.

1.1 Operating the Thermostat

Navigating the Controls

The f nction of the LEFT and RIGHT TAB b ttons appears on the bottom of the display screen.

Use the SCROLL (▲ ▼) b ttons to adj st the temperat re, move thro gh the men s options, and

change highlighted val es. Press the MENU / SELECT (√) b tton to access the men as well as

to select or accept highlighted men items.

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Home Screen

The Home screen displays c rrent temperat re and operation data. When the Home screen is in

Idle mode, the backlight is on with low brightness. Please note that icons s ch as heat or fan are

animated when the eq ipment is r nning.

Note: A SETPOINT (e.g., LEAVE) is identified by a name and specifies both heating and

cooling target temperat res. See the Temperat re SettingsError! No bookmark name given.

section for additional information.

By j st pressing any of the b ttons, the Home screen becomes Active, the backlight brightens

and the MODE and FAN tabs are shown.

Pressing the LEFT TAB b tton changes the thermostat mode

(COOL/HEAT/AUTO/EMERG/OFF). The available options for the thermostat mode will

depend on the type of heating or cooling eq ipment at yo r home. Pressing the RIGHT TAB

b tton changes the fan mode (ON/AUTO)

Pressing the SCROLL (▲ ▼) b ttons makes the temperat res of the SETPOINTs higher

(warmer) or lower (cooler). Yo can accept the changes by pressing the LEFT TAB, which will

be displaying ACCEPT, or yo can walk away after making the changes. They will be

a tomatically accepted when the screen goes to the Idle mode (i.e. the backlight diminishes to

low).

To see the different men items displayed, the MENU / SELECT (√) b tton needs to be pressed

once when the screen is active or twice when it is in the Idle mode.

Note: Refer to the thermostat man al for complete operating instr ctions.

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2. Installation Procedure

1. If there is no existing thermostat, please review section 3, "No Existing Thermostat" for

g idelines on mo nting the thermostat and related eq ipment.

2. Before installing the new thermostat in the home, verify that the existing HVAC

eq ipment is working correctly by testing all heating and cooling stages.

3. Before disconnecting the old thermostat, record the sched le and eq ipment settings and

label all the wires identifying the terminals they are connected to on the old thermostat in

case it needs to be re-installed.

4. Disconnect power from the HVAC eq ipment, remove the old thermostat and install the

Energate Z100 thermostat as per section 6. In the event that there is no gro nd wire,

please review section 7.1. In the event that the thermostat backplate does not cover an

existing hole in the wall, please review section 8.1.

5. After installing the Energate Z100 thermostat, reconnect power and enter the Set p men

to config re the thermostat for the type of eq ipment it is connected to as shown in

section 5.

6. Verify that all the heating and cooling stages are working correctly as shown in section 9.

7. If sing an o tdoor sensor, air filter sensor or heat p mp fa lt sensor, please review

section 8.

8. If the HVAC eq ipment ses two transformers, please review section 7.2.

9. If the HVAC eq ipment is wired into a zone control system, please review section 7.3.

10. Commission the thermostat to join it to the gateway, verify the thermostat radio indicator

in the top left of the display changes from an “X” to a series of signal strength bars as

shown in section 10.

11. Show the homeowner how to se their new thermostat as per section 1.1. In partic lar

make s re they know how to:

a. Change the mode between Heat, Cool, A to and Off

b. Set a temporary hold, which can also be sed to override an event

c. Modify their conservation settings if the Utility is sending price information

d. Modify their sched le time and temperat re settings

12. Explain how the tility program works to the homeowner.

13. Provide the homeowner with the thermostat man al and Utility doc mentation.

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. No Existing Thermostat

Mounting the Thermostat

Install the thermostat at 5 feet (1.5m) above the floor in an area with good air circ lation at

average temperat re. Avoid locations with drafts or dead spots behind doors, hot or cold air

d cts, s nlight or radiant heat from appliances, concealed pipes or chimneys and nconditioned

areas s ch as o tside walls behind the thermostat.

The 2 wallplate anchors sho ld be spaced 3.5 inches (90 mm) apart in a vertical direction. P ll

wires thro gh the backplate and connect to the appropriate terminals as defined in the Wiring

Config ration.

Mounting the Outdoor Sensor

The o tdoor sensor sho ld be mo nted in a shaded location, o t of direct s nlight. The

thermostat will a tomatically detect the o tdoor sensor and display its readings.

Cleaning the Thermostat

The thermostat can be cleaned with a soft cloth lightly dampened with isopropyl alcohol (IPA).

Excessive IPA or use of o her solven s may damage he LCD!

Removing Thermostat Front Housing from Backplate

To remove the thermostat front ho sing from the backplate, press the plastic tab located at the

bottom of the thermostat. P ll the bottom of the front ho sing forward and remove.

Warning: do not use metallic tools when removing battery or backplate; this may damage the

thermostat.

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4. Thermostat Wiring

The following diagram shows the backplate of the Energate thermostat.

Conventional System

The following are the general wiring connections for a conventional system.

Conventional Systems (CONV)

Co on(GND)

Power (24VAC)

RS OUT

Outdoor Sensor

1st Stage Heat

RS GND

Sensor Ground

Fan

FILTER

Filter

1st Stage Cool

2nd Stage Cool

2nd Stage Heat

Heat Pump

The following are the general wiring connections for a heat p mp.

Heat Pump Systems (HP)

Co on (GND)

FAULT

Heat Pu p Fault

Power (24VAC)

RS OUT

Outdoor Sensor

Auxiliary Heat

RS GND

Sensor Ground

Fan

FILTER

Filter

1st Stage Heat Pu p

2nd Stage Heat Pu p

Reversing Valve*

O/B

* Reversing Valve is also known as Changeover valve

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5. Configuring the Thermostat Settings

In order to config re the Thermostat to match yo r HVAC config ration, yo m st se the

SETUP men .

1. Press the Men /Select (checkmark) b tton to enter the men

2. Scroll down to the SETUP men

3. Enter the Install Password “INST”

This will give yo access to the additional men items listed below.

Equipment Type

• TYPE:

o Select the type of eq ipment (conventional or heat p mp), the defa lt is

Conventional.

• # OF COOL STAGES:

o Select the n mber of cool stages from 0 to 2, the defa lt is 1.

• # OF HEAT STAGES:

o Select the n mber of heat stages from 0 to 2 (3 for heat p mps), the defa lt is 1.

• REV. VALVE (for heat p mps only):

o Select whether the reversing valve is on in cool or on in heat. The defa lt is on in

cool.

Equipment Settings

• MIN ON/OFF TIME:

o Select the minim m on/off time from 1 to 6 min tes, the defa lt is 3.

o A minim m of 2 min tes is recommended for a f rnace and 3 min tes for Heat

P mps and Air Conditioners.

• FAN ON IN HEAT (for conventional eq ipment only):

o Set to yes if the thermostat controls the fan (common in electric f rnaces) and no

if the f rnace controls the fan (common in gas f rnaces). The defa lt is Yes.

• ALLOW HP+AUX ON (for heat p mps only):

o Set to yes if the heat p mp and a xiliary heat can be on at the same time fan

(common with a xiliary electric heat).

o Set to no if the heat p mp sho ld be off when the a xiliary heat is on (common

with a xiliary fossil f el heat).

o The defa lt is Yes.

• BALANCE POINTS (Only for heat p mps with o tdoor temperat re sensor):

o HIGH: Set to the temperat re above which the a xiliary heat is disabled. The

range is from -38 °F (-39 °C) to 122 °F (50 °C) and the defa lt is 122 °F (50 °C)

and a typical val e is 50 °F (10 °C).

o LOW: Set to the temperat re below which the heat p mp is disabled. The range

is from -40 °F (-40 °C) to 120 °F (49 °C) and the defa lt is -40 °F (-40 °C) and a

typical val e is 32 °F (0 °C).

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Control

• HYSTERISIS

o Select the n mber of degrees the temperat re m st go beyond a setpoint prior to

changing from HEAT to COOL mode or vice versa when in AUTO mode. The

range is 0 °F (0 °C) to 6 °F (3 °C) and the defa lt is 2 °F (1 °C).

• ANTICIPATION TIME

o Select the amo nt of time the thermostat will engage the eq ipment to reach the

setpoint temperat re before the sched led setpoint time. The range is from 0 to

180 min tes and the defa lt is 60 min tes.

• MAX RECOVERY TIME (for m ltiple stage eq ipment):

o Select the amo nt of time the thermostat will allow the eq ipment to reach the

desired temperat re in the c rrent stage before engaging the next stage of heating

or cooling. The range is 0 to 180 min tes and the defa lt is 90 min tes.

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6. Standard Configurations

6.1 Furnace with Air Conditioner

Equipment Wiring

Thermostat Settings

Equipment Type

• TYPE: Conventional

• # OF COOL STAGES: 1 for single stage air conditioner, 2 for two stage air conditioner

• # OF HEAT STAGES: 1 for single stage f rnace, 2 for two stage f rnace.

Equipment Settings

• FAN ON IN HEAT: Set to yes if the thermostat controls the fan (common in electric

f rnaces) and no if the f rnace controls the fan (common in gas f rnaces).

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