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                                                                                                                                User Manual

 

 

     

 

5

 

Room temp.

Setting temp.-2

, “Heat on”& “AUX” display and 2

nd

 stage heating system is 

on;   

(not available for 1 stage heat system)

 

Room temp.

Setting temp., heating system stops and “Heat on” disappears from screen.   

Note: 2

nd

 heat stops and “AUX” disappears when temp. difference is less than 1 

 

 

Cool

   

Room temp.

  Setting temp.+1 

“Cool on” displays and 1

st

 stage cooling system is on;   

Room temp.

  Setting temp.+2 

, “Cool on” stays and 2

nd

 stage cooling system is on ;                 

                                                                               

(not available for 1 stage cool system)

 

        Room temp.

  Setting temp., cooling system stops and “Cool on” disappears from screen. 

Note:

 

2

nd

 cool stops when temp. difference is less than 1 

.       

     

     

Heat pump system 

 

Heat   

(Changeover valve keep closed)

 

Room temp.

Setting temp.-1

, “Heat on” displays and 1

st

 stage heating system is on;   

Room temp.

Setting temp.-2

, “Heat on” stays and 2

nd

 stage heating system is on; 

Room temp.

Setting temp.-3

, “Heat on”& “AUX” display and Aux heating system is on; 

Room temp.

Setting temp., heating system stops and “Heat on” disappears from screen.   

Note:  Aux  heat  stops  and  “AUX”  disappears  when  temp.  difference  is  less  than  2 

.  2

nd

  heat 

stops when temp. difference is less than 1 

 

 

Cool

      (Changeover valve keep open) 

Room temp.

  Setting temp.+1 

“Cool on” displays and 1

st

 stage cooling system is on;   

Room temp.

  Setting temp.+2 

, “Cool on” stays and 2

nd

 stage cooling system is on;         

        Room temp.

  Setting temp., cooling system stops and “Cool on” disappears from screen. 

Note:

 

2

nd

 cool stops when temp. difference is less than 1 

.

 

 

Compressor protection 

        After an operation of heating/cooling system, there is a 1 min compressor off time to protect 

compressor.  “Wait”  will  display  on  the  screen  if  next  operation  is  activated  within  the  1  min 

period. 

 

Fan mode setting 

Press 

 

to

 

switch among “Fan on & Fan Auto”.

 

 

Fan on

  Fan is always on.

 

 

 

Fan Auto

Fan

 

runs automatically only when heating/cooling system is on

.

 

  (If system is in OFF state, the fan will always off)

 

 

Note: 

In this device application,

 

the 

OFF bit” 

is ignored

 in “

Thermostat Fan CC” and 

“Thermostat Fan Mode Set CC”

, and the value always be “0” in 

Thermostat Mode Report CC.

 

 

 

Mode setting 

Press 

to

 

switch among “

Schedule

Hold

 & 

Hold Until

 (Holiday)” modes.   

 

Summary of Contents for MH6-HP

Page 1: ...d glass panel with Capacitive touch buttons NTC thermistor Built in Z Wave module Specification Power supply AC24V 50 60Hz Power dissipation 2W Dimension 136 94 26mm Output 1A Resistant load Temperatu...

Page 2: ...id damage Avoid overexertion during operation to protect device from mechanical damage Read all instructions and documentation and save for future reference Installation Wiring CAUTION Cut off power s...

Page 3: ...Cool output Compressor output heat pump G Fan output C 24VAC common Connect only when AC power Y2 Cool output 2 2nd stage compressor output heat pump W2 AUX Heat output 2 Auxiliary heat output heat pu...

Page 4: ...ack to the temperature setting interface displays and temperature value flashing then press or to modify the value press F or wait for the delay time end return back to normal display Local time can n...

Page 5: ...ps and Heat on disappears from screen Note Aux heat stops and AUX disappears when temp difference is less than 2 2nd heat stops when temp difference is less than 1 Cool Changeover valve keep open Room...

Page 6: ...tting Press to save and enter schedule setting for the following day Under the time setting mode when the time is set to the current schedule will be disabled and it will follow the previous time sett...

Page 7: ...ly back to normal work until the sensor circuit is normal again Z Wave operation Adding Removing of Z Wave network In normal display press hold to enter interface for adding or removing of Z Wave netw...

Page 8: ...es Restoring Factory Settings 1 Remove the device out from Z Wave network can restore factory setting 2 Configure the parameter 10 in secret menu can restore the factory setting also Please use this p...

Page 9: ...ype 1 1H 1C Differential 0 5 1 1 5 2 1 0 2 Temperature calibration 10 10 0 0 3 Temperature setting upper limit 0 37 37 0 Upper limit value lower limit value 4 Temperature setting lower limit 0 37 5 0...

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