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Wiring:

The chart is a cross reference for
terminal functionality. No application
will require connections to all terminals.
If connecting to a single transformer
system, only the RC or RH terminals
will be used.
The C terminal is only used if the
thermostat is powered from the system
transformer.
The B & O terminals will only be used
for a single stage heat pump
application.

Terminal

Description

G

Fan

Y

Compressor

RC

Cool Transformer

RH

Heat Transformer

W

Heat

C

Transformer Common

B

Heat Reversing Valve

O

Cool Reversing Valve

Option Jumpers:

The option jumpers are located to the right edge of the circuit board, directly
above the white relay. These jumpers are set at the time of installation. The
following table lists the 4 options. The factory settings are in bold. The options
include:

Option

                   Jumper On

        Jumper Off

C

                      Celsius

             

 Fahrenheit

1F

          

Closer Differential

       Wider Differential

HBY

          

No Heat Delay 

              5Min. Delay

CBY

          No Cool Delay              

 5Min. Delay

Fan Option:

An additional option jumper (J1) is located between the two switches, near the
bottom edge of the circuit board.. This selects fan operation for single transformer
systems:  The factory setting has the jumper on the middle and lower two pins
(TH). This activates the fan whenever the thermostat turns the cooling on. For an
electric heat system, place the jumper on the middle and upper pins (H/C), which
will allow the fan to turn on whenever the thermostats turns on the cooling or the
heating.

Wiring Diagrams:

The following wiring diagrams illustrate how to connect the system wires to the
TE1001 thermostat depending on application:

Diagram 1: Four Wire Heat/Cool system.

1: Connect the transformer hot wire to the RH terminal.
2: Connect jumper between the RH and RC terminals.
3: Connect Heat to the W terminal.
4: Connect compressor to Y terminal.
5: Connect Fan to G terminal

G

Y RC RH W C

B

O

WIRING DIAGRAM 1.

6: Connect transformer common to C terminal (optional) if you wish thermostat to
be powered from the transformer. Without this connection, thermostat will be

powered from AAA batteries.

Diagram 2: Five Wire Heat/Cool system.

1: Connect the Cooling transformer hot wire to the RC terminal.
2: Connect the Heating Transformer hot wire to the RH terminal.
3: Connect Heat to the W terminal.
4: Connect compressor to Y terminal.
5: Connect Fan to G terminal
6: Connect cooling transformer common wire to C terminal (optional) if you wish
thermostat to be powered from the transformer. Without this connection, thermo-
stat will be powered from AAA batteries.

G

Y RC RH W C

B

O

WIRING DIAGRAM 2.

Summary of Contents for TE8001

Page 1: ...ount directly to a wall use holes located in top and bottom of case Pull wires through hole in center of case Do not depend upon the thermostat as the sole means of disconnecting power when installing...

Page 2: ...the middle and lower two pins TH This activates the fan whenever the thermostat turns the cooling on For an electric heat system place the jumper on the middle and upper pins H C which will allow the...

Page 3: ...ator appears 5 LCD Pattern Description a 2 Large digits for room temperature readout b 4 small bars for 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 degree indication c SET TEMP indicator for control temperature setting indicatio...

Page 4: ...limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts The above exclusions or limitations may not apply to you During the warranty period TPI Corporation will at its sole option repair or replace any def...

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Page 6: ...nstalled in the horizontal position the adjustment lever must extend out the right side of the thermostat If installed in the vertical position the lever must extend out the bottom of the thermsotat 3...

Page 7: ...of the thermostat 6o to 8o F above the room temperature The A C system should turn off The fan may have a delay before it turns off Heating Cooling Model UT8001 1 Turn on power to the heating cooling...

Page 8: ...ing air conditioning and heating ducts Do not install where anything can obstruct free air flow such as drapes or doors 2 Disconnect the power supply to the air conditioning and heating system 3 Gentl...

Page 9: ...ntaining air conditioning and heating ducts Do not install where anything can obstruct free air flow such as drapes or doors 2 Disconnect the power supply to the air conditioning and heating system 3...

Page 10: ...eating ducts Do not install where anything can obstruct free air flow such as drapes or doors 2 Disconnect the power supply to the air conditioning and heating system 3 Gently remove the cover of the...

Page 11: ...y or field installed locking kits for top and for bottom setting and 6 wire leads W W W W WARNING ARNING ARNING ARNING ARNING IF THIS PRODUCT IS USED TO REPLACE A DE VICE CONTAINING MERCURY THE PUR CH...

Page 12: ...t sense the average temperature of the area to be controled Do not mount the thermostat adjacent to water pipes in drafty areas or other locations that would adversely affect the operation of the ther...

Page 13: ...C COOL NC NO C L1 L2 HEAT NC NO C L1 L2 COOL L1 L2 NC NO C L1 NC NO C HEAT L2 COOL CHANGE OVER SWITCH L1 NC NO C HEAT COOL L2 CHANGE OVER SWITCH DIAGRAMS FIG 1 FIG 2 TYPICAL WIRING DIAGRAMS TO BE PRO...

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Page 19: ...ontrolled space Do not mount near windows doors or direct sunlight 2 Remove the thermostat cover Position the box with the wiring hole oriented as desired Fasten the box to the wall with 2 3 screws th...

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