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Installation With A Hot Air System
Electrical interconnection of the HF60 to an existing heat pump, or fuel-red hot air furnace:
Interconnectionwithaheatpumpwillgenerallyrequireasecondthermostattobeinstalled.Itisrecommendedthatanew
electronicthermostatbeinstalledasclosetotheexistingthermostataspossible.Installingwithinonefootoftheexisting
thermostatisrecommendedforeaseofinterconnectionandsimilartemperaturesensingability.
Ifprogrammabilityisdesired,boththermostatsshouldhavethiscapability.Ifonlythenewthermostatisprogrammable,you’ll
needtokeeptheexistingthermostatsetseveraldegreesbelowthelowestprogrammedtemperaturesettingofthenew
thermostat.NOTE:Inthisconguration,iftheHF60cannotmaintainthedesiredthermostatsetting,theroomwillbeallowed
tocooltothelowersetpointoftheexistingthermostatbeforeallowingtheheatpumptooperate.
Specialnote:Eveniftheheatpumphasamulti-stagethermostat,itcannotbere-wiredtomaketherststagecontrolthe
HF60,andthesecondstagecontroltheheatpump.Allmulti-stageheatpumpthermostatsareinterconnectedsothatthe
compressorunitand/orthechangeoversolenoidactivatewiththerststageonly.
Controlling the existing furnace fan during overheat situation.
Followingthewiringdiagramonthenextpage,youwillneedtosupplyandinstallapieceof18/3Thermostatwirebetween
thelow-voltagecontrolterminalstripontheupperleft-handsideoftheHF60’scontrolcover,tothelow-voltagecontrolof
theexistingfurnace.
Note: Some systems may have external terminals and some may have them enclosed within the unit. If the connections
to the existing system need to be made internally, be sure to use the proper protective grommet or connector where
passing through the cabinet of the existing unit.
Ifthewiringuseddoesnotmatchthecoloringslisted,followthecorrespondingnumbersontheterminalstripstoensure
proper connection.
Step1. Disconnectelectricalpowertotheexistingheatingsystem.
Step2. Installtheabovementionedthermostatwirebetweenthetwosystems
Step3. Connectthethree(3)wirestotheHF60controlterminalstripasindicated.
Step4. Removethegreenwirewhichcomesfromtheexistingthermostatandconnectstotheterminalmarked“G”onthe
existingsystemandspliceittothegreen(or#1)wirefromtheHF60.
Step5. Connectthewhitewire(or#5)fromtheHF60tothe“G”terminaloftheexistingsystem.Thiswhitewireshouldbe
theonlywireconnectedto“G”.
Step6. Now,thered(#3)wirefromtheHF60shouldbeaddedtothe“R”terminaloftheexistingsystem.Donotremoveor
replaceanyexistingwiresfrom“R”,justaddthisonetothem.
Restorepowertotheexistingsystemonly.Usingtheexistingthermostat,increasethesettingtoverifythatthesystemworks
asitdidpriortotheinterconnection.Increaseanddecreasethethermostatafewtimestoverifyproperreaction.Inthecase
ofaheatpumpsystem,besuretheoutdoorcompressorunitisalsocycling.Notice:Mostcompressorshaveabuiltinlockout
timer(usually5minutes)soyoumayneedtowaitbetweenthermostatadjustmentstoverifyproperoperation.
Onceyouarecertainthatnothingchangedwiththeoperationoftheexistingsystem,turntheexistingsystem’sthermostat
downfarenoughthatitwon’tcomeonduringthetest.ConnectpowertotheHF60,andturnonthecircuitbreakeronthe
frontoftheunit.Withthecontrolinthe“OFF”position,turnthefeedadjusterknobto“Test”.WhentheOVERHEATSAFETY
ZONElightilluminates,thefanontheexistingsystemshouldcomeon.Besurethatthefanistheonlythingon.Thereshould
benopowertothecompressorortheoilorgasburner.