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Salus ST101ZB, Quick Start Manual

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Notices 

Please  read  these  instructions  carefully 

before  installing  and  using

  the  Low 

Voltage Fan Coil Thermostat. 

•

 

Follow all local and electricity supplier regulations regarding the installation or 
replacement of a thermostat. An authorized, qualified installer may be required. 

•

 

Do  not  connect  any  of  the  terminals  to  a  120/240  VAC  supply

.  The  Low 

Voltage Fan Coil Thermostat uses a 24 VAC power source. 

•

 

Do not

 cover any of the vents on the thermostat. 

•

 

Do not

 place the unit in a bathroom or area of excessive moisture. 

•

 

Do not

 allow the unit to get wet. This device serves as a temperature control 

system only in dry, closed living and office spaces. 

•

 

Do  not

  use  solvents  or  aggressive  cleaning  agents.  A  dry,  soft  cloth  is 

recommended.

 

The manufacturer does not accept responsibility for any damage caused by not 
following these instructions. 

Summary of Contents for ST101ZB

Page 1: ...Low Voltage Fan Coil Thermostat ST101ZB Quick Start Guide For other language versions please visit www salusinc com ...

Page 2: ...a 120 240 VAC supply The Low Voltage Fan Coil Thermostat uses a 24 VAC power source Do not cover any of the vents on the thermostat Do not place the unit in a bathroom or area of excessive moisture Do not allow the unit to get wet This device serves as a temperature control system only in dry closed living and office spaces Do not use solvents or aggressive cleaning agents A dry soft cloth is reco...

Page 3: ...iring Labels Screws and Anchors Quick Start Guide Tools 1 Phillips or flathead screwdriver Drill with 3 16 bit only if you need to use anchors Optional Tools Smartphone or digital camera to take picture of wiring for later reference Screwdriver to disconnect wires from old thermostat Pencil ...

Page 4: ...e circuit breaker in the breaker panel 3 Determine Wiring Configuration Remove the old thermostat from the wall to expose the wiring terminals Take a picture of the wiring for future reference Note the terminals attached to each wire and attach the matching label to the ends of the wires ...

Page 5: ...t Pipe valve output YA Chilled water valve output Auxiliary Heat A Gl Fan coil low speed control Gm Fan coil medium speed control Gh Fan coil high speed control Ac Accessory output relay contact Ac Accessory output other side of relay Tp Pipe temperature sensor input Tx External temperature sensor input Ts Setback contact input Tc Tx Tp Ts common ...

Page 6: ...ounting or back plate from the old thermostat Tip Wrap the wires around a pencil to prevent them from falling into the wall space Note If you intend to paint the mounting surface now is the best time to do so to insure complete wall coverage behind and around the thermostat without the use of a back plate ...

Page 7: ...nchors to attach the wiring mount to the wall making sure the wires run through the center opening If alternate mounting holes are required use a wall plate sold separately No box or horizontal single gang box Vertical single gang box wall plate sold separately 2 gang 4 square box wall plate sold separately ...

Page 8: ... pipe Heat Only W O O O O O 2 pipe Cool Only Y O O O O O 2 pipe Heat or Cool Manual changeover W Y O O O O O 2 pipe Heat or Cool Seasonal changeover W Y O O O O 2 pipe Heat or Cool with Auxiliary Heat W Y A O O O O 4 pipe Heat Cool Manual or Auto changeover W Y O O O O O Required O Optional If using more than one T terminal Tp Tx Ts it may be necessary to splice for Tc ...

Page 9: ... the plastic retention posts and pushing the thermostat onto the wiring mount Make sure the connector pins are not bent and that the thermostat is fully seated on the wiring mount 8 Turn On Power to the Fan Coil System Turn on the circuit breaker at the breaker panel to power up the fan coil system and thermostat ...

Page 10: ...t the pairing guide for your home automation system to determine how to add the Low Voltage Fan Coil Thermostat to your system After pairing the device will automatically enter Installer Mode to allow configuration of the device To skip the pairing process and enter Installer Mode immediately press SETTINGS ...

Page 11: ...end of parameters or Up or down selection of value options for parameter SETTINGS Exit Installer Mode and go to Home screen Forthepurposesof this QuickStart Guide onlytheminimumessentialparameters are covered To view the full list of parameters please consult the User Manual at www salusinc com Parameter Name Values default in bold P00 Thermostat Type 0 Non Programmable for home automation systems...

Page 12: ...Heat Pipe sensor required For 4 Pipe 2 Heat or Cool Manual changeover 3 Heat Cool or Auto changeover 4 Auto changeover only P03 Pipe Valve Type 0 Normally open 1 Normally closed P12 External Sensor Type 0 External sensor 1 Zigbee remote sensor P13 Pipe Sensor Type 0 Analog input 1 Normal open default mode is Heat 2 Normal open default mode is Cool 3 Normal close default mode is Heat 4 Normal close...

Page 13: ...tback set point setup if P16 is not Disable 12 24 hour time display mode selection Set Time if Standalone or Local mode Set Month and Date if Standalone or Local mode Set Year if Standalone or Local mode Enter Program Schedule mode if P0 Programmable Set temperature offset or Home Screen Enter Set Point Change mode Set Point Change increase or decrease the set point for the selected heat cool mode...

Page 14: ...o set operating parameters 55 If not part of a network the device will start the pairing process If already part of a network the device will confirm the desire to Unpair from the network If confirmed the devices will forget the network and start the pairing process If no confirmation within 3 minutes the device will return to the Home Screen 86 Restores all parameters tofactory default values and...

Page 15: ...tion between the equipmentand receiver Connectthe equipmentinto an outleton a circuitdifferentfrom thatto which the receiver isconnected Consultthe dealer or an experienced radio TV technicianfor help FCCAND INDUSTRY CANADA RF Radiation Exposure statement This equipmentcomplies with FCCand Industry Canada RF radiation exposure limits setforth for anuncontrolled environment This equipmentshould be ...

Page 16: ...IED OR ANY OTHER FAILURE OF THIS PRODUCT Some states and provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental orconsequential damages or limitationon the duration ofimplied warranties ofmerchantabilityor fitness so these exclusions or limitations may notapply to you No oral or written information or advice given by Salus or a Salus authorized representative shall modify or extend this ...

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