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Wall Thermostat Operation (continued)
ELECTRIC HEAT operation
For wall thermostat operation with electric
heat the control must be congured properly
(Remote ermostat ON, heat source ON).
See (Figure 28, Page 22).
e wall thermostat will control the call for
electric heat operation (On or O) through
the low volt terminals, R and W.
Aer connecting the thermostat to unit, place
the system switch in Heat mode.
Adjust the set-point temperature above •
the room temperature.
e electric heat will energize along with •
the indoor fan motor.
Heating will continue so long as the set-•
point remains above room temperature.
Next, place the set-point temperature below
room temperature.
e Electric heater will switch o and the •
indoor fan will remain on for an additional
60 seconds.
NOTICE
Once heating has cycled o or following
a power outage, heating will not start
for at least three minutes (short-cycle
protection).
Optional HEAT PUMP WITH
ELECTRIC HEAT (Two-stage heating)
For wall thermostat operation for two stage
heating including a heat pump condenser
and indoor electric heat, the control must
rst be congured properly (Remote er-
mostat ON, heat source ON). See (Figure 28,
Page 22).
e wall thermostat will control the call for
electric heat operation (on or o) through
the low volt terminals, R and W, and compres-
sor (heat pump) heating through terminals
R and Y.
Aer connecting the two stage heating ther-
mostat to the unit, place the system switch in
Heat mode.
Adjust the set-point temperature above •
the room temperature. e compressor
and fan motors will start and heating
will begin.
Depending on the thermostat selected, •
electric heat will also energize when the
deviation between room temperature
and set point temperature is high enough
to call for second stage heating. (See
the thermostat owner’s manual for this
feature.)
Place the set-point temperature below the
room temperature.
e outdoor condenser and electric heat •
will stop while the indoor fan will remain
on for an additional 60 seconds.
NOTICE
Once heating has cycled o or following
a power outage, heating will not start
for at least three minutes (short-cycle
protection).
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