Hunter Fan 42995 사용자 설명서
Digital Thermostat Installation in RV HVAC Systems
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TEXT OF ALAN PASKEY'S ARTICLE as FOLLOWS (FOR COLEMAN UNITS)
The wires coming out of the a/c are as follows:
Red = +12
VDC
Blue
=
-12 VDC
Green = Fan
High
Gray = Fan
Low
White = Furnace
Yellow = Compressor
Yellow = Compressor
The wire terminals on the new stat are as follows:
RC =
cooling
relay
RH =
heating
relay
G =
Fan
W =
Heat
Y =
A/C
compressor
I hooked up everything as follows:
RC =
Red
wire
RH =
Red
wire
G
=
see notes below
W =
White
wire
Y =
Yellow
wire
Notes:
1.
I did not use the Blue wire (-12 VDC)... The book says it goes to all relay coils but as far
as I can tell in the stat, it is used for a delay circuit for the compressor... I MAY BE
COMPLETELY WRONG!!! I have the circuit drawn out if there is an EE or someone
smarter than I am that can figure it out... It looks like a simple circuit with 2 caps and a
transistor... If someone knows what it is really for, please let me know...
as I can tell in the stat, it is used for a delay circuit for the compressor... I MAY BE
COMPLETELY WRONG!!! I have the circuit drawn out if there is an EE or someone
smarter than I am that can figure it out... It looks like a simple circuit with 2 caps and a
transistor... If someone knows what it is really for, please let me know...
2.
I took a wire from "G" on the stat to the common on a single pole double throw (SPDT)
switch... I wired the fan high and fan low to the switch... This allows me to still control
the high and low of the fan just like the old stat...
switch... I wired the fan high and fan low to the switch... This allows me to still control
the high and low of the fan just like the old stat...
3.
This has worked for me but I can't make any promises for anyone else... A little research
should be able to determine if it will work for you or not...
should be able to determine if it will work for you or not...
4.
Total cost: $19.99 +tax for the stat from Wal Mart and $2.99 +tax for the switch from
Radio Shack...
Radio Shack...
Hope this helps someone else out. - Alan Paskey