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Zone Valve

C

N

L

R

C

R

Y/W2 Rc G G

Rh W1

S1 S2

Com

No Power

T

T

Zone
Valve

Boiler

Transformer

Field Jumper Required:
R to Rh

Furnace

Furnace (second stage heat)

C

R

Y/W2 Rc G G

Rh W1

S1 S2

Com

No Power

R W G

Field Jumper Required:
Rc to G

Air Conditioner

R Y G

C

R

Y/W2 Rc G G

Rh W1

S1 S2

Com

No Power

Air Conditioner

Field Jumper Required:
Rc to G

C

R

Y/W2 Rc G G

Rh W1

S1 S2

Com

No Power

C

R

W

Y

G

Furnace

Air 
Conditioner

Field Jumper Required:
R to Rh 
Rh to Rc
Rc to G

Furnace and Air Conditioner 

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SetPoint 521 Programmable Thermostat Installation and Operation Manual

Summary of Contents for SetPoint 521

Page 1: ...SetPoint 521 Programmable Thermostat with Floor Sensor Installation and Operation Manual INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL RADIANT HEATING SYSTEMS PR OGRAMM ABLE TH ER MOST AT...

Page 2: ...638 9517 uponorpro com 2015 Uponor All rights reserved Second Edition First Printing January 2015 Printed in Canada Uponor has used reasonable efforts in collecting preparing and providing quality in...

Page 3: ...r from overheating and enhance comfort The programmable schedule supports either a 7 day or 24 hour schedule with 2 or 4 events per day A permanent temperature hold button overrides the programmable s...

Page 4: ...12 Switch Settings 13 User Interface 14 Programmable Settings 14 Fan Menu 15 Set Temperature Menu 16 Time Menu 17 Schedule Menu 18 Setup Menu 19 Sequence of Operation 22 Mode Button Operation 22 Heat...

Page 5: ...do so voids the warranty Radio Frequency Interference The installer must ensure this control and its wiring are isolated and or shielded from strong sources of electromagnetic noise Conversely this C...

Page 6: ...other cause for inaccurate temperature readings Away from equipment appliances or other sources of electrical interference Easy access for wiring viewing and adjusting the display screen Approximatel...

Page 7: ...stat front onto the thermostat base 3 1 4 83 mm Stud Gang Box Thermostat Front Thermostat Base Adapter Plate A3040012 Mounting Directly to the Wall 1 Drill holes and install the wall anchors 2 Feed th...

Page 8: ...ck Floor Coverings greater than 3 8 10 mm If installing a thick floor covering directly to the subfloor cut a groove 1 8 4 mm wide by 1 16 2 mm deep into the back of the flooring material to accommoda...

Page 9: ...ide by 3 16 5 mm deep by 13 4 45 mm long into the insulation to accommodate the sensor Place the sensor in the groove and sandwich the sensor between the insulation and the subfloor Use a suitable fas...

Page 10: ...emperature using the thermometer Disconnect the S1 or S2 and Com wires from the thermostat Using an electrical meter measure the resistance of the S1 or S2 and Com wires at the thermostat location Usi...

Page 11: ...13 17 436 60 16 15 311 65 18 13 474 70 21 11 883 75 24 10 501 80 27 9 299 85 29 8 250 Temperature Resistance F C 90 32 7 334 95 35 6 532 100 38 5 828 105 41 5 210 110 43 4 665 115 46 4 184 120 49 3 76...

Page 12: ...4 V R W H N X X H N H N N H Com Switching Relay Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Class 2 Transformer R W Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Pump N L Switching Relay Thermostat Wiring T T C N L R C R Y W2 Rc G G Rh W1 S1 S2 Com...

Page 13: ...2 Com No Power R W G Field Jumper Required Rc to G Air Conditioner R Y G C R Y W2 Rc G G Rh W1 S1 S2 Com No Power Air Conditioner Field Jumper Required Rc to G C R Y W2 Rc G G Rh W1 S1 S2 Com No Power...

Page 14: ...does not flash Max if using a floor sensor 5 When the Heat On symbol appears on the display use an electrical meter to check for voltage on the W1 and C wires connected to the zone valve wiring cente...

Page 15: ...ed and the access level may be changed Go to the Setup menu to change the access level Set to Unlock during the installation process 2 ON H C F Thermostat is configured to operate one stage heating on...

Page 16: ...ecome the MENU button Press the MENU button to change from one menu to the next 3 While in the Programming Menus the HOLD button changes function to become the PRGM program button Press the PRGM butto...

Page 17: ...turned on Fan The fan is turned on Mode Heat The heating system is allowed to operate Mode Cool The cooling system is allowed to operate Mode Off The heating and cooling systems are off Sun Schedule o...

Page 18: ...emperature for the event Access Level Installer User Range 50 to 100 F 10 0 to 38 0 C Conditions Room Sensor On or Sensor 1 or 2 is set to Room and Schedule is set to On Default 85 F 29 5 C Setting Di...

Page 19: ...vel Installer User Range Sunday to Saturday Conditions Always available Default Sunday Time Mode Select either 12 or 24 hour time format Access Level Installer User Range 12 or 24 hour Conditions Alwa...

Page 20: ...time period of the day The temperature settings are used during this time period Sa Fr Th We Tu Mo Su Access Level Installer User Range 12 00AMto11 50PM SKIPor 00 00 to 23 50 SKIP Conditions Schedule...

Page 21: ...our 7 Day Select either a 24 hour or a 7 day repeatable schedule Access Level Installer User Range 24 hour or 7 day Conditions Schedule setting is set to On Default 24 hour Optimum Start Select whethe...

Page 22: ...UTO ON Conditions Always available Default AUTO Type Device Type number Hold the button to view the software version Access Level Installer User Range 521 Conditions Always available Default 521 Senso...

Page 23: ...he Set Heat setpoint at which the second stage heat can turn on Access Level Installer User Range 1 5 to 8 0 F 1 5 to 8 0 C Conditions Available when switch setting 2 is set to 1H or 2H and W2 Relay i...

Page 24: ...operate the heating system based upon either an air temperature sensor a floor temperature sensor or a combination of both the air and floor temperature sensors together Air Temperature Only If there...

Page 25: ...ning Freeze protection for garages This operation is also recommended for rooms with hardwood floors Setting floor minimum and maximum temperatures is a way of enhancing the comfort of the living spac...

Page 26: ...t to On to allow air circulation through the building This is useful if the air in the room is stale or if circulating cool air from a basement throughout a home can reduce the temperature in the uppe...

Page 27: ...edule to skip a temperature change and remain at the previous temperature setting The SKIP setting can be found between 11 50 p m 23 50 hours and 12 00 a m 0 00 hours Optimum Start When a programmable...

Page 28: ...r cooling Permanent Hold The thermostat includes a Hold button When the Hold button is pressed the thermostat stops operating based on the programmable schedule and the hold temperature can be set usi...

Page 29: ...or Heat Cool Includes Sensor 079 Control Microprocessor control This is not a safety limit control Packaged weight 0 6 lb 290 g Dimensions 311 16 H x 3 W x 15 16 D 94 x 76 x 24 mm Enclosure White PVC...

Page 30: ...ck for loose or damaged wires Locate and repair the problem as described in the Sensor Testing section of this brochure The error clears after the auxiliary sensor fault is corrected If the auxiliary...

Page 31: ...29 SetPoint 521 Programmable Thermostat Installation and Operation Manual...

Page 32: ...l 800 321 4739 Fax 952 891 2008 Uponor Ltd 2000 Argentia Rd Plaza 1 Ste 200 Mississauga ON L5N 1W1 CANADA Tel 888 994 7726 Fax 800 638 9517 SetPoint521_A3040521_InstOpManual_68503_1115 Copyright 2015...

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