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Honeywell RTHL221 series User Manual

Honeywell RTHL221 series
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Operating
Manual
RTHL2310/RTHL221 Series
Programmable Thermostat
69-2577EF-03

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Honeywell RTHL221 series Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelRTHL221 Series
TypeNon-Programmable Thermostat
Power SourceBattery
Stages1 Heat / 1 Cool
BacklightNo
ProgrammableNo
Hold FeatureYes
Filter Change AlertNo
Temperature Range40°F to 90°F
DisplayLCD
CompatibilitySingle Stage Heating and Cooling Systems
Battery2 AA batteries

Summary

About your new thermostat

Features

Lists key features of the thermostat, such as backlit display and one-touch access.

Quick reference to controls

System switch overview

Explains the functions of the Heat, Off, and Cool system switch.

Fan switch overview

Explains the Auto and On settings for the fan switch.

Quick reference to display screen

Setpoint indicator

Shows when the setpoint temperature is displayed.

Current day/time display

Displays the current day and time.

Current program period indication

Indicates the active program period (Wake, Leave, Return, Sleep).

System status display

Shows if the cooling or heating system is on.

Low battery warning indicator

Alerts the user when batteries are low.

Temperature display information

Explains ambient temperature and how to view setpoint.

Set the time and day

Adjust clock time

Steps to set the current clock time using the SET button and arrow keys.

Select day of the week

Steps to select the current day of the week.

Save and exit time/day settings

How to save the settings and exit the time/day setting mode.

Select the system setting

System switch options

Explains the Cool, Off, and Heat settings for system control.

Select the fan setting

Fan switch options

Explains the Auto and On settings for the fan and their behavior.

Save money by setting program schedules

WAKE period settings

Set time and temperature for the morning wake period.

LEAVE period settings

Set time and temperature for when leaving home.

RETURN period settings

Set time and temperature for returning home in the evening.

SLEEP period settings

Set time and temperature for overnight sleep.

Energy saving settings for maximum cost savings

Pre-set energy saving schedule

Displays default heating and cooling temperatures for wake, leave, return, and sleep periods.

To adjust program schedules (RTHL2310)

Set weekday wake time and temperature

Steps to set the wake time and temperature for weekdays.

Set subsequent weekday periods

Steps to set leave, return, and sleep times/temps for weekdays.

Set weekend time periods

Steps to set times and temperatures for Saturday and Sunday.

To adjust program schedules (RTHL221)

Set wake time and temperature (Mo-Su)

Steps to set wake time and temperature for all days.

Set subsequent time periods

Steps to set leave, return, and sleep times/temps for all days.

Program schedule override (temporary)

Temporarily adjust temperature

How to change the temperature temporarily until the next scheduled period.

Cancel temporary override

How to cancel a temporary temperature setting and resume the program schedule.

Program schedule override (permanent)

Permanently adjust temperature (Hold)

How to set a constant temperature, overriding the program schedule.

Cancel permanent override (Hold)

How to cancel the 'Hold' setting and resume the program schedule.

Built-in compressor protection

Compressor restart delay

Explains the feature that prevents compressor damage by delaying restarts.

Battery replacement

Install new batteries

Instructions for installing fresh AAA batteries when 'Lo Batt' appears.

When to replace batteries

Recommends replacing batteries annually or before extended absences.

Memory retention after battery change

Notes that most settings are stored, but clock/day need resetting.

Battery replacement safety precaution

Warning to turn the system switch to Off before battery removal.

Customer assistance

Contacting support

Provides website and phone number for customer support.

Information for support calls

Advises noting model number and date code before calling.

In case of difficulty

Display is blank troubleshooting

Steps for a blank display, checking furnace door and batteries.

System response troubleshooting

Steps for system non-response, checking settings and waiting.

Temperature settings do not change

Troubleshooting for temperature setting issues, checking ranges.

"Cool On" or "Heat On" flashing

Indicates compressor protection is engaged.

"Heat On" not displayed troubleshooting

Steps for 'Heat On' not appearing, checking switch and temperature.

"Cool On" not displayed troubleshooting

Steps for 'Cool On' not appearing, checking switch and temperature.

1-year limited warranty

Warranty coverage details

Details the warranty period and what it covers.

How to obtain warranty service

Instructions on returning the product or contacting customer care.

Warranty exclusions and limitations

Lists conditions not covered by warranty and liability limits.

Implied warranties and legal rights

Mentions limitation on implied warranties and state-specific rights.

Warranty customer contact

Provides contact information for warranty-related inquiries.

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