Carrier ZONECC3ZHP01 User Manual

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ZONECC3Z(AC/HP)01
3---Zone Control System
Quick Reference Guide
ZONECC3ZAC01
1Heat/1Cool
ZONECC3ZHP01
3Heat/2CoolHP
INTRODUCTION
The Carrier 3--Zone Control system brings the possibility of total
comfort control to the occupants by providing the right amount of
heating or cooling for up to 3 distinct spaces or zones within a
home or business. Each zone has independent temperature settings
controlled by a conventional thermostat or Wi--Fir based
thermostats and up to 5 dampers per zone.
The Quick Reference Guide will provide a simplified description
on installing the 3--Zone Control System. Please reference the
Installation and Start- Up Instructions included in the 3-- Zone
Controller packaging for the complete design and installation
information on the 3--Zone System.
PRODUCT FEATURES AND BENEFITS
S Duct Temperature Optimizer -- Offers maximum equipment
protection to help ensure long life.
S Wi--Fir Thermostat compatibility -- Matches the right thermostat
to the homeowner’ s comfort and lifestyle.
S Diagnostic LEDs -- Intelligent system diagnostics to let
homeowners know if there is a problem with their system.
S Emergency Heat Switch -- Allows manual override for
emergency heat strip operation when utilizing a heat pump.
S Max Cycle Rate -- Allows 4 equipment cycles per hr (cph)
providing maximum equipment protection.
S Selection Jumpers -- Designed for easy configuration
S Additional Options
S Timeguard override
S Compressor protection
S Modulating damper control in emergency situations
S Damper fuse protection
S High and low temperature limits
S Auto changeover from any zone
S RH and RC for voltage isolation
S Bypass setup routine
S Staging time for energy savings
S Automatic checkout with installer mode
S Override zoning switch
S Timer override for serviceability
COMPONENTS NEEDED
3--Zone Control Panel
S Separate transformer is not needed to provide power
S Designed so that wires can enter from behind, above, or below
S Each system controller also includes a duct temperature sensor
24v or Wi --Fir Thermostats
S Advanced energy savings algorithms
S Remote access
TSTWHA01
Côr 7C
Thermostat
TP --WEM01 --A
Côr Thermostat
Dampers (8--in. -- 24--in.)
S Up to five dampers may be used in each zone by electrically
connecting them in parallel
S By-- pass damper available to prevent static pressure buildup
AIRFLOW
AIRFLOW
C
L
S
C
O
M
O
P
N
C
L
S
C
O
M
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A05252
A05251
Rectangular
Damper
Round Da mper
By --Pass
Leaving Air Temperature
(LAT) Sensor
Slip--In Damper
Fig. 1 -- Damper Types
NOTE: Thermostats and Dampers are sold separately .
W i --- F i R is a registered trademark of the Wi---Fi Alliance Corporation

Carrier ZONECC3ZHP01 Specifications

General

Brand	Carrier
Model	ZONECC3ZHP01
Category	Control Systems
Language	English

Summary

Components Needed

3-Zone Control Panel

Details the central control unit and its power requirements.

24v or Wi-Fi Thermostats

Describes thermostat options with advanced energy savings and remote access.

Introduction to 3-Zone Control System

Product Features and Benefits

Dampers

Damper Types

Explains rectangular, round, and slip-in damper types.

Leaving Air Temperature Sensor

Describes the function of the LAT sensor for system monitoring.

Component Location and Wiring

Locating the 3-Zone System

Guidance on selecting an optimal location for the control system.

Wiring Considerations

Details on wire types, gauge, and conductor requirements.

Safety Warnings

Critical electrical shock and equipment damage hazard warnings.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Mounting the System

Instructions for physically mounting the 3-Zone Control System.

Step 2: Installing Thermostats

Procedures for installing thermostats in each zone.

Step 3: Installing Zone Dampers

Guidance on connecting and wiring zone dampers.

Wiring Diagrams

Installation Steps

Step 4: Install Barometric Bypass Damper

Explains the role of the barometric bypass damper for noise control.

Step 5: Install LAT/HPT Sensor

Instructions for installing the Leaving Air Temperature and Heat Pump sensors.

Step 6: Connect Power Supply

Guidance on connecting the 24 VAC power supply to the system.

Step 7: Wire the HVAC Equipment

Details on wiring HVAC equipment based on system configuration.

Dipswitch Settings

Wiring Diagrams