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General| Brand | Robertshaw |
|---|---|
| Model | 300-227 |
| Category | Thermostat |
| Language | English |
Details the advanced solid-state, microcomputer temperature control and user-friendly operation.
Lists key features like no batteries, solid state circuitry, heat anticipation, fan operation, and override capabilities.
Explains the buttons and display for specific Robertshaw thermostat models.
Details the buttons and display for specific Robertshaw thermostat models.
Instructions on mounting the thermostat on an inside wall in a frequently occupied area.
Lists areas to avoid, such as near doors, sunlight, or air vents, to ensure accurate readings.
Step-by-step guide on how to detach the thermostat unit from its mounting subbase.
Details on mounting the subbase and reattaching the thermostat unit securely.
Configuring the thermostat to use 2 or 4 program periods daily for temperature scheduling.
Explains the Smart Fan feature and how to lock the keypad to prevent unauthorized changes.
Details on setting the plenum fan and configuring for standard or add-on heat pumps.
Explains the meaning of LED lights and the use of optional remote sensors for temperature monitoring.
How the thermostat enhances add-on heat pump performance and fossil fuel kit functions.
Setting outdoor temperature thresholds to lock out auxiliary heat or the compressor.
Securing the thermostat cover to prevent unauthorized access and how to open it.
Instructions for reattaching the thermostat unit to the subbase after installation or maintenance.
Defines the purpose of each terminal connection (RH, W, RC, Y, G, RS1, RS2, RS+V) for model 300-224.
Illustrates the wiring connections for the 300-225 model with a 24 VAC transformer.
Explains terminal functions (W1, Y1, G, R, 24V, 24V(c), RS1, RS2, RS+V) for model 300-225.
Details terminal functions (W1, Y1, G, R, 24V, 24V(c), RS1, RS2, RS+V, B, O) for model 300-226.
Defines terminal functions (W2, Y2, W1, Y1, G, R, 24V, 24V(c), RS1, RS2, RS+V, B, NO, COM, NC) for model 300-227.
Illustrates the wiring connections for the 300-229 model with a 24 VAC transformer.
Explains terminal functions (W2, Y2, W1, Y1, G, R, 24V, 24V(c), RS1, RS2, RS+V, B, NO, COM, NC) for model 300-229.
Shows the wiring diagram for the 300-230 thermostat model with a 24 VAC transformer.
Defines terminal functions (RC, Y, G, RS1, RS2, RS+V) for model 300-230.
Worksheet to help set up a specific 2 or 4 program period daily schedule for the thermostat.
Step-by-step guide to inputting morning, day, evening, and night start times for each program period.
Instructions on using the copy function to replicate program times across multiple days.
How to temporarily change the temperature setting for a 3-hour period without affecting the program.
Maintaining a constant temperature setting indefinitely by using the HOLD feature.
Example temperatures and times for morning, day, evening, and night for typical home use.
Guidance on using a worksheet to set up a personalized daily program for your thermostat.
Step-by-step instructions to correctly set the current day, hour, and minute on the thermostat.
Entering the desired start times for the morning heating period on weekdays.
Inputting the start times and desired temperatures for weekend heating periods.
Programming the cooling temperatures for both weekday and weekend periods.
Setting desired cooling temperatures for day, evening, and night periods.
How to cycle through and verify all programmed start times and temperatures.
Procedure for modifying existing programmed start times or temperature settings.
Details on rated voltage, current, control range, measurement range, accuracy, and deadband.
Information about the transformer wiring fault indicator and its implications for operation.
Guidance on switching secondary wires in two-transformer systems to resolve fault indicator issues.
Details Robertshaw's two-year limited warranty on workmanship and materials.
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