I have 2 stage heatpump with a 3rd stage electric heat. What do I have to do to switch to the third stage? Is it automatic in some way?
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Ok is the third stage your back up electric strip heaters? That would kickin when the other other two stages Failed to keep up the demand. With this extreme cold Winter the strip heater will turn on. Yes, it will Come on automatically.
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Yes, you can. There are 4 tabs along the top of the screen. Under the System tab, your options are: Heat; Cool; Off. Unfortunately, the auto changeover capability is not controlled here. Rather, you have to go to the Menu tab and drill way down, as follows: Menu/Preferences/Advanced Preferences/Heating and Cooling System Changeover. When you get to this screen, your options are: Manual; Automatic. This is where you control the auto changeover between heat and cool. My guess is that Honeywell has buried this capability so deep that many owners have not found it. My recommendation to Honeywell would be to put a checkbox right in the System tab to allow auto changeover or not, at the owner's discretion. Yes, you can. There are 4 tabs along the top of the screen. Under the System tab, your options are: Heat; Cool; Off. Unfortunately, the auto changeover capability is not controlled here. Rather, you have to go to the Menu tab and drill way down, as follows: Menu/Preferences/Advanced Preferences/Heating and Cooling System Changeover. When you get to this screen, your options are: Manual; Automatic. This is where you control the auto changeover between heat and cool. My guess is that Honeywell has buried this capability so deep that many owners have not found it. My recommendation to... » Read More Yes, you can. There are 4 tabs along the top of the screen. Under the System tab, your options are: Heat; Cool; Off. Unfortunately, the auto changeover capability is not controlled here. Rather, you have to go to the Menu tab and drill way down, as follows: Menu/Preferences/Advanced Preferences/Heating and Cooling System Changeover. When you get to this screen, your options are: Manual; Automatic. This is where you control the auto changeover between heat and cool. My guess is that Honeywell has buried this capability so deep that many owners have not found it. My recommendation to Honeywell would be to put a checkbox right in the System tab to allow auto changeover or not, at the owner's discretion. « Show Less
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Yes and No! When you first turn on the pump, it thinks for a while, then goes to its Prime speed. After a time it switches to V2, its second speed, and runs at that speed for a long time, before switching to V3. You can set the amount of time it runs at V2, as well as the speeds it runs at for the various speeds.If your power goes off, it starts back at Prime (3000 RPM) and repeats the cycle. Most people like a timer to shut the motor off at a chosen time, and restart it the next day, or whenever. So, I recommend you have a timer, but it is not essential.
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Hi the switch hot shot push you will hot air or cool shot push you get cool air.ThanksJackie
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T he switch has two positions,man/auto,if you'er pump is not automatic (two wires from pump) use the brown wire.the clear thing is a reset fuse.
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sounds like three pumps you want to operate independently. This has three timed switches, so it should work great.
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I would just get 2 of them and you could just switch them back and fourth. It's all up to you, your the buyer but I don't see a problem with just switching it if you leave the switch set at the same heating setting.
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The highest heat setting is both switches flipped up in the On position with the heat dial fully turned clockwise to level 6...The heat dial runs clockwise from lowest 1 to highest 6.To set the heater to the LOW setting, Turn on the left switch on only, medium setting would be the right switch engaged. The heater has many power levels to choose from. Low , medium, and highest(1 thru 6 each). Without the book, I hope this helps explain the settings.
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Brad's answer, unfortunately, is wrong. Joe is right. I just now set mine using Joe's tip. The key is that you have to arrow down and Next through the prefs to find the Automatic changeover choice. Seems kind of lame on Honeywell's part.
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Home distillers pretty much all work the same way, just the mechanism setup is different. I couldn't find a home distiller with "2 phase heating process," I did find the term in industrial distilling
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John: With a 3 wire theromstat you most likely have 1 stage heat, 1 stage cool and common. I am assuming you have 3 thermostats in the house as well as 3 HVAC units or only one HVAC unit with 3 zones attached to it. If the former, 3 separate HVAC units, then I believe you will need 3 wireless set-ups. If only one HVAC unit with 3 thermostats then I am reasonably sure you will need a Honeywell wirelessTrue Zone panel and 3 wireless thermostats. Based on my research, Honeywell makes the best wireless set up--but it can become pricey. Hope this helps. Steve
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You need to make sure you shut it off at the switch. It seems to cycle the heater briefly on an off until the switch is off.
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I'm a bit unclear: These pumps simply circulate the hot water through a "runaround" circuit, so that you have instant hot water when you turn on the faucet, shower, etc. Once the faucet, shower, etc. is turned on, then the house pressure delivers the water at whatever the pressure is in the pipes. So, my question is: for what purpose are you using the pump that you require 3-4 gmp?
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The model we have has a successive control. So push once for low level heating, twice for high level heating and a third time to turn it off.
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There was a 3 speed knob on mine. You might get a thermostat for an electric baseboard to work, But I must stress If you are not familiar with current amperage and are not fluent in working with electricity don't blame me when you burn your house down or electrocute your self.What are you trying to do? with most systems the relay that comes with them controls the power via the thermostat( most thermostats are 24v) and can not handle the voltage or current of a pump.
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It is both. You can switch it from one to other. Great heater. Our furnace went out in October and the two days we had to use it, it completely warmed my 1200 square foot home.
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Assuming you have a HP, the stat will work fine. W2 for the emergency heat connection. You can adjust the offset between stage one and 2 (emergency in your case) from 1 to 9 degrees.