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Vantage Thermostat Integration Role
First, installation and operation of any HVAC system is the responsibility of a licensed contractor
for this type of equipment. Vantage Controls® does not install or independently operate any HVAC
system. Any installed HVAC system must be able to operate independent of the Vantage system.
Second, the role of Vantage and the Vantage Dealer is to offer additional ability for the client to
interface with the HVAC system. This interface includes the ability to remotely or automatically:
• Change set points, Change HVAC modes, Change fan operation, etc. as the system allows
o From programmed buttons
o From programmed Time Controls
o From WebPoint™
o From a Modem
o From any other compatible interface IO ports
• Read and/or display thermostat set points
• Read and/or display indoor/outdoor temperatures
• In summation, any operation of the HVAC system that can be done directly, manually, by the
client, Vantage can do automatically or remotely
Disclaimer: Vantage Controls® does not sell or install HVAC systems. Vantage Sales Reps. and/or
Dealers, licensed to install HVAC systems will not install said equipment under authority from
Vantage Controls®. Vantage Sales Reps and/or Dealers integrating HVAC systems will coordinate
with a licensed HVAC contractor to install Vantage thermostats which are capable of connecting
with Vantage’s Q-ETS3 or STHERR101 communication bridge and HVAC system. The HVAC
system will operate independent of this bridge. The purpose of an HVAC integrating bridge is to
facilitate communication between Vantage and the HVAC system using Vantage automation
procedures. Vantage control of the HVAC system only operates already inherent, user interface
capabilities of the connected HVAC system to the extent the system allows.
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