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Ecobee EB-STATE6-01 User Manual

Ecobee EB-STATE6-01
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How to install
your ecobee

Questions and Answers:

Ecobee EB-STATE6-01 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelEB-STATE6-01
CategorySmart Thermostat
ColorWhite
Energy SavingsUp to 23% annually on heating and cooling costs
ConnectivityWi-Fi
DisplayColor touchscreen
SensorsTemperature, Humidity
Power24VAC
Operating Temperature32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Power SourceHardwired
Mobile AppYes (iOS and Android)

Summary

How to Install Your ecobee

Download the ecobee App

Get instructions, videos, and diagrams for your wiring setup via the ecobee app.

Important Information

Key guidance and icons indicating tips and important reminders during installation.

Included Components and Tools

Included Components

Lists all components provided in the ecobee installation package.

Tools Required for Installation

Lists the necessary tools for a successful ecobee installation process.

Step 1: Power Down HVAC System

Locate Master Power Switch

Guidance on finding the main power switch or circuit breaker for the HVAC system.

Step 2: Verify System is Off

Confirm HVAC System is Off

Check that heating or cooling systems are not active after powering down.

Step 3: Remove Old Thermostat Cover

Thermostat Cover Removal Tip

Advice on how to detach the old thermostat cover from its base.

Checkpoint: Thermostat Compatibility

Check for High Voltage Indicators

Verify if the old thermostat backplate shows high voltage indicators for compatibility.

Step 4: Photograph Wiring

Wiring Safety Warning

Important safety note about ecobee's 24VAC limitation and avoiding high voltage systems.

Checkpoint: C Wire Presence

Identify C Wire Connection

Determine if a C wire is connected to the old thermostat to guide installation.

Install ecobee with C Wire

Step 5: Disconnect and Label Wires

Disconnect and label wires from the old thermostat one at a time using provided labels.

Step 6: Unscrew Mounting Plate

Unscrew the mounting plate of your old thermostat to remove it from the wall.

Step 7: Use Trim Plate (Optional)

Decide whether to use the trim plate to hide marks or holes left by the old thermostat.

Step 8: Attach Backplate to Wall

Attach the backplate to the wall using drywall anchors and screws, feeding wires through the center hole.

Checkpoint: Insert R Wire(s)

Confirm the correct insertion of R wire(s) into the thermostat terminals.

Step 9: Insert Remaining Wires

Insert remaining wires into the side of their corresponding terminal blocks.

Step 10: Secure Wire Connections

Gently tug on wires to ensure they are securely connected.

Step 11: Manage Excess Wires

Push excess wires back into the wall hole, ensuring no drafts.

Step 12: Attach ecobee to Backplate

Gently press the ecobee unit into the backplate until it clicks into place.

Step 13: Restore Power to HVAC

Turn the power to your HVAC system back on at the master switch or circuit breaker.

Installation Complete

Confirmation that installation is finished.

Find a Professional Installer

Professional Installation Service

Information on finding a professional installer if you prefer not to handle wiring.

Install ecobee Without C Wire

Using the Power Extender Kit (PEK)

Explanation of the Power Extender Kit's role for systems without a C wire.

Checkpoint: System Wire Count

Check if your system has the required number of wires (3 or 4) for the Power Extender Kit.

Step 5 (No C Wire): Prepare for PEK Installation

Gather PEK, labels, tools, and smartphone before going to the HVAC system.

Step 6 (No C Wire): Open HVAC System Cover

Open the HVAC system cover to access the control board.

Step 7 (No C Wire): Photograph Control Board Wiring

Take a photo of the control board wiring for later reference during PEK installation.

Step 8 (No C Wire): Label Control Board Wires

Label the R, Y, G, and W wires on the control board with matching labels.

Step 9 (No C Wire): Disconnect Control Board Wires

Disconnect the R, Y, G, and W wires from the HVAC control board.

Step 10 (No C Wire): Connect Wires to PEK

Connect the disconnected wires to the appropriate terminals on the Power Extender Kit.

Step 11 (No C Wire): Secure PEK Wire Connections

Gently tug on wires connected to the PEK to ensure they are secure.

Step 12 (No C Wire): Connect PEK to Control Board

Connect the PEK's white wires to their corresponding terminals on the HVAC control board.

Checkpoint: Power Extender Kit Installation

Verify that the Power Extender Kit is correctly installed between the thermostat wiring and control board.

Step 13 (No C Wire): Mount PEK in HVAC System

Mount the PEK inside the HVAC system without straining wires and close the panel.

Step 14 (No C Wire): Label Thermostat Wires

Back at the thermostat, label wires from the old thermostat using provided labels.

Step 15 (No C Wire): Unscrew Old Thermostat Mounting Plate

Unscrew the mounting plate of your old thermostat to remove it from the wall.

Step 16 (No C Wire): Use Trim Plate (Optional)

Decide whether to use the trim plate to hide marks or holes left by the old thermostat.

Step 17 (No C Wire): Attach Backplate to Wall

Attach the backplate to the wall using anchors and screws, feeding wires through the center hole.

Step 18 (No C Wire): Apply PEK Wire Labels

Apply Rc, C, and PEK labels to wires as shown in the diagram.

Step 19 (No C Wire): Connect PEK and Remaining Wires

Connect RC, C, PEK wires and any remaining wires to their terminals.

Checkpoint: PEK Wire Connections Verified

Confirm that the RC, C, and PEK wires are correctly connected to their terminals.

Step 20 (No C Wire): Secure PEK Wire Connections

Gently tug on PEK wires to ensure they are securely connected.

Step 21 (No C Wire): Manage Excess Wires

Push excess wires back into the wall hole, ensuring no drafts.

Step 22 (No C Wire): Attach ecobee to Backplate

Gently press the ecobee unit into the backplate until it clicks into place.

Step 23 (No C Wire): Restore Power to HVAC

Turn the main switch or circuit breaker back on to restore power to the HVAC system.

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting Power Issues

Steps to take if the ecobee thermostat does not turn on after installation.

Troubleshooting Steps

Detailed steps to resolve common issues like wire connections and HVAC panel status.

Customer Support and Resources

Contact Information

Provides phone number and website for customer support and questions.

Professional Installation Service

Information on finding a professional installer for assistance.

Legal and Compliance Information

Product Approvals

Details on product compliance with RoHS directive and absence of hazardous substances.

FCC Compliance Statement

Information regarding FCC compliance for digital devices and potential interference.

RF Exposure Information

Information on FCC radiation exposure limits and proximity to antennas.

ISED Compliance Notice

Compliance notice from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.

3-Year Limited Warranty

Details of the limited warranty for the ecobee product.

Contact and Copyright Information

Contact Support Details

Contact information including website, email, and phone number for support.

Copyright and Trademarks

Copyright and trademark information for ecobee and its logo.

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