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Robertshaw 9825i2 User Manual

Robertshaw 9825i2
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Five Year Warranty
User's Manual
Menu Driven Display
Humidify / Dehumidify Control
Fully Programmable
Brighter / Adjustable Backlight
Night Light Option
Auto Changeover
Automatic Daylight Saving Time
24 VAC with
Worry-Free Memory Storage
English, Spanish or
French Display Option
110-1175
9801
i
2
9825
i
2
DELUXE
PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOSTATS
110-1175 English 7/17/06 1:59 PM Page 1

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Robertshaw 9825i2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRobertshaw
Model9825i2
CategoryThermostat
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Important Safety Information

Thermostat Controls and Displays Overview

Main Screen Layout

Description of the main display screen elements and their functions.

Button Functions

Explanation of how each button (UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT) operates.

Selecting Heating and Cooling Modes

Available Operating Modes

Details on Off, Heat, Cool, Auto Changeover, and Emergency Heat modes.

Overriding Current Settings (Hold)

Temporary Hold

How to temporarily override current temperature setpoints.

Vacation Hold

How to override setpoints for extended periods like vacations.

Overriding Fan Operation

Fan Mode Selection (On, Auto, Intermittent)

Choosing fan modes independently of heating or cooling cycles.

Program Fan Mode

Using the programmed schedule to control fan operation.

Programming the Thermostat

EnergyStar® Schedule Overview

Using the pre-programmed EnergyStar schedule for energy savings.

Schedule Menu Navigation

Navigating the Schedule Menu for programming functions.

Setting Events per Day

Configuring the number of daily events for the program.

Selecting Program Days

Choosing which days of the week to program.

Programming Specific Events

Setting time, temperature, and fan for each program event.

Humidify Control

Humidify Mode Choices

Selecting Off, With Heating, or Independent Of Heating modes.

Humidify Setpoint and Below Setting

Setting humidity setpoint and preferred level.

Dew Point Adjustment for Humidify

Adjusting dew point to prevent condensation during humidification.

Dehumidify Control

Dehumidify Mode Choices

Selecting Off, With Cooling, or Independent Of Cooling modes.

Dehumidify Above Setting

Setting the humidity threshold for dehumidification.

Dehumidifier Add-on Cycles

Using the add-on cycle for duct-mounted dehumidifiers.

Comfort Settings

1st Stage Differential Setting

Degrees from setpoint for 1st stage equipment activation.

2nd Stage Differential Setting

Degrees from 1st stage activation for 2nd stage equipment.

2nd Stage Delay Setting

Timed delay between 1st and 2nd stage equipment activation.

Remote Sensor Selection

Choosing local, remote, or averaged sensor for temperature control.

Deadband Configuration

Setting deadband for Auto Changeover to control mode switching.

Efficient Recovery Setting

Enabling efficient recovery to reach setpoints by event times.

Customize the Display

Temperature Units and Setpoint Display

Setting Fahrenheit/Celsius units and showing setpoint on display.

Display Language Options

Choosing display language for thermostat information.

Temperature Offset Calibration

Calibrating thermostat by offsetting temperature ±3°F or ±1.5°C.

Display Resolution Settings

Customizing main temperature display resolution (whole, half, tenths).

Air Quality Service Reminders

Setting reminders for filter, UV bulb, or humidifier pad maintenance.

Display Brightness and Contrast

Adjusting screen backlight brightness and contrast.

System Settings

Equipment Setup: 1st Stage Heat

Configuring the type of equipment for the 1st stage heat.

Equipment Setup: 2nd Stage Heat/Cool

Configuring 2nd stage heat/cool equipment and compressor type.

2nd Stage Fan Control

Determining how the fan operates with 2nd stage heating.

Short Cycle Protection

Setting minimum time between heating/cooling cycles to protect equipment.

Residual Cool Fan Operation

Keeping the fan running after cooling cycle for efficiency.

Heat Pump Balance Points

Setting points to optimize heat pump and supplemental heat operation.

Service Intervals and Reminders

Setting reminders for system maintenance checks.

Cooling Limit and Heating Limit

Defining maximum cooling and heating temperature limits.

Auto Changeover Feature

Enabling automatic switching between heating and cooling modes.

Installer Contact Information

Storing installing dealer's name and phone number.

Reset Settings to Factory Defaults

Restoring thermostat to original factory default settings.

System Settings Security (PIN)

Enabling and disabling PIN protection for system settings.

Prevent Thermostat Access

Allow Temperature Adjustment

Allowing users to modify Hold settings while locking other functions.

Security On/Off (PIN)

Enabling overall security lockout via a PIN.

Technical Support

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Getting Help and Retrieving PIN

Contacting support and recovering forgotten PINs.

Power Outage and Time/Date Settings

Thermostat behavior during power outages and setting time/date.

Understanding Balance Points

Explanation of balance points for heat pump efficiency.

Deadband and Energy Efficient Recovery™

Understanding deadband for mode switching and EER™ energy saving.

Installer Settings Caution and Event Definition

Warning on changing installer settings and defining programming events.

Programmable Events and Schedule Options

Details on number of events per day and schedule customization.

Accessory Sensor Usage

Benefits and application of remote indoor sensors.

Remote Outdoor Sensor Installation and Use

Installing and utilizing remote outdoor sensors for temperature monitoring.

Time of Day Zoning and Faulty Sensor Behavior

Zoning with sensors and thermostat response to sensor failures.

Thermostat Reset Procedure

Steps to perform a thermostat reset.

Managing High Energy Bills

Tips for reducing energy costs using thermostat settings.

Five Year Limited Warranty

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