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T8400B,C; T8401C ELECTRONIC THERMOSTATS

3. Press the 

▲ 

key. Factory information is displayed.

A typical example is shown, but information
displayed varies by model. This information is for
factory use only.

CHECKOUT

Heating

1. Slide the SYSTEM switch to Heat. Slide the FAN

switch to Auto, if available.

2. Press and hold the 

 key to raise the temperature

setting several degrees above the room tempera-
ture. After approximately ten seconds, the heating
equipment should start. In conventional systems,
the system turns on the fan through the use of a
time delay relay or through a limit control. When
using an electric heat thermostat, the fan starts
immediately.

3. Press the 

▼ 

key to lower the temperature setting

below the room temperature. Heating equipment
should stop.

Cooling (Not Available on all Models)

CAUTION

Low Temperature Hazard.
Operating at too low of an outdoor tempera-
ture may cause compressor damage.
Do not operate cooling if outdoor temperature is
below 50

°

F (10

°

C). Refer to equipment manu-

facturer’s recommendations.

1. Slide the SYSTEM switch to Cool and the FAN

switch to Auto.

2. Press the 

▼ 

key to lower the temperature setting

several degrees below the room temperature.
After approximately five minutes, the cooling
equipment should start. The fan starts and stops
with the cooling equipment.

3. Press the 

▲ 

key to raise the temperature setting

above the room temperature. Cooling system
should shut down.

Fan (Not Available on all Models)

1. Slide the SYSTEM switch to Off and the FAN

switch to On. The fan should run continuously.

2. Slide the FAN switch to Auto. In heating, the fan is

controlled directly by the heating equipment and
may start a few minutes after the heating equip-
ment turns on (for most systems). When using an
electric heat thermostat, the fan starts and stops
with the heating equipment. In cooling, the fan
starts and stops with the cooling equipment.

Make certain all equipment responds properly to the
thermostat.

4. Press the 

▲ 

key again to display 

°

C or 

°

F.

5. Press the 

▼ 

key

 

to change the 

°

C or 

°

F indication.

6. Press the 

▲ 

key

 

to display the heat cycle rate of

1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, or 12. If the desired cycle is
displayed, press the 

▲ 

key

 

to exit the installer

setup mode. To change the heat cycle rate, press
the 

 key to scroll between 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, and

12. Stop scrolling when the desired rate is
displayed. See Table 1 for the cycle rate options
and the corresponding system equipment.

Table 1. Heating Cycle Rates.

   NOTE: Steps 7 and 8 are available on select models.

7. Press the 

▲  

key to display cooling algorithm

configuration default.

System

Cycles Per Hour

Steam, Gravity

1

Hydronic Heat, Condensing Gas
Furnaces

a

3

Gas or Oil Forced Air

6

Electric Heat

9

Special Applications

b

12

a

High Efficiency Furnace.

b

Refer to the equipment manufacturer’s Instructions.

M14690

M14687

M14688

M14689

M18419

8. Press the 

▲  

key to change cooling algorithm to

C1 or C3.

C1 = Standard cooling algorithm.
C3 = Aggressive cooling algorithm (can cause

         overshooting).

9. Press the 

▲  

key to save all changes, exit installer

setup mode and return to normal operation.

4, 5, 12

Summary of Contents for T8400B

Page 1: ...his control is replacing a control that contains mercury in a sealed tube do not place your old control in the trash Dispose of properly Contact your local waste management authority for instructions regarding recycling and the proper disposal of an old control INSTALLATION When Installing this Product 1 Read these instructions carefully Failure to follow them could damage the product or cause a h...

Page 2: ... Fig 2 1 Place the desired decorator cover plate and the wallplate at the desired location on the wall 2 Pull the thermostat wire through the entrance hole on the decorator cover plate then through the wallplate entrance hole 3 Select the two mounting holes that best fit the application 4 Fasten the decorator cover plate and the wallplate to the wall using the anchors and screws provided 5 After w...

Page 3: ...EW HOLE MOUNTING SCREW HOLE ALTERNATE MOUNTING SCREW HOLE KEEP WIRING IN SHADED AREA WIRING ENTRANCE HOLE W Y G R C Fig 4 Wiring connections M11232 FOR WRAPAROUND STRIP 7 16 IN 11 MM FOR STRAIGHT INSERTION STRIP 5 16 IN 8 MM TERMINAL SCREW W G Y R C Fig 5 T8400B heat only wiring diagram in a single transformer system with gas heat L1 HOT L2 1 1 W G R FAN RELAY HEATING PRIMARY CONTROL 24V POWER SUP...

Page 4: ...o On Cool Off Heat INCREASE SETTING DECREASE SETTING SYSTEM SWITCH FAN SWITCH TEMPERATURE DISPLAY M11020A Set Room Fig 10 T8400C Digital Display and Switches FAN Switch Not Available on all Models Fan switch settings are Auto Normal setting for most homes In cooling the fan starts and stops with the cooling equipment In heating the fan is controlled directly by the heating equipment and may start ...

Page 5: ...on the digital display press either the or key once The setpoint temperature is displayed for approxi mately five seconds as the indicator points to Set and flashes 3 To increase the setpoint temperature press the key Each press changes the setpoint one degree press and hold to change the setpoint several degrees Optional System Checkout When in steps 2 and 3 only the key can be used to turn heat ...

Page 6: ...NotAvailable on all Models 1 Slide the SYSTEM switch to Off and the FAN switch to On The fan should run continuously 2 Slide the FAN switch to Auto In heating the fan is controlled directly by the heating equipment and may start a few minutes after the heating equip ment turns on for most systems When using an electric heat thermostat the fan starts and stops with the heating equipment In cooling ...

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