smart thermostats

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smart thermostats

SMART THERMOSTATS
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Robertshaw® proprietary and confidential ©2015
 Thermostat Control
 Terms and Definitions
 Uni-Line® Smart Sense™ Products
 Thermostats
 Accessories
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Product Line Overview
Manufacturer Analysis
Installation and Troubleshooting
Hands-on SMART Lab
Sales Tools
Website
Q&A
Smart Sense™
Simply the SMART choice™
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DIN
DIP
G
HP
Hz
IEEE
LCD
O/B
PIR
PLC
RF
RTU
V AC
W
Wi-Fi
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Deutsches Institut für Normung
Dual In-Line Package (switch)
Green - wire to relay for Fan
Heat Pump
Hertz (frequency)
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Liquid Crystal Display
Cool / Heat Active Reversing Valve
Passive InfraRed
Programmable Logic Controller
Radio Frequency
Return To Unit for modbus
Voltage Alternating Current
White - wire to relay for Heat
Wireless Fidelity (based on IEEE 802.11 standards)
Yellow - wire to relay for Cool
HVAC – Heating
 W1
= 1st stage Heating
 W2
= 2nd Stage Heating
 E
= Emergency Heating
 Aux
= Auxiliary Heating
 B
= Heat Pump Heat
HVAC – Cooling
 Y
= 1st stage Cooling
 O
= Heat pump Cooling
 G
= Fan
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Yellow - Cool
White - Heat
Green - Fan
 Anticipation – the activation or deactivation in advance of ambient
temperature reaching set point
 Energy Efficient Recovery – thermostat to initiate heating or cooling in
advance of the time the air temperature at the thermostat would normally
cause the thermostat to initiate
 Auto Changeover – the provision for automatically changing from heating to
cooling mode or vice versa
 Call for Heating or Cooling – industry speak for “request”
 Cycle rate – number of cycles per hour
 HP – heat pump
 Radio Frequency (RF) – Radiating electrical energy oscillating between 3kHz
to 300GHz
 Wi-Fi Module – wirelessly connecting electronic devices usually for Internet
access. Standard is often referred to as IEEE 802.11
 Wireless Sensor – sensor without wires communicating temperature values
to thermostat. Excellent for retrofit installations where wiring is a problem.
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Improves ease of retrofit
Adds flexibility
Reduces cost of multiple zone management
Enables remote support
Pros
 Long Distance
 Industry History
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Cons
 Higher frequencies require higher
power consumption
 Interference concerns
Pros
 Cost
 Industry Standard
 Internet Connectivity
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Cons
 Security
 Interference Concerns
•MONITORING
•TARIFF / RATE FLEXIBILITY
•CONTROL
Invensys proprietary & confidential
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© Invensys 2012
 Simplify meter reading
 Enhance data collection efficiency
 Reduce manpower costs
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 Differences in rates based on usage and time of day
 Rate flexibility depends on total usage
 Rate incentives for utility control of energy usage
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 Complete energy control by utility or municipality
 Better distribution of energy resources
 More reliable supply overall
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 Serial communication protocol used with programmable
logic controllers (PLCs) and other modbus hardware
 Method for transmitting information over serial lines
between electronic devices
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 Modbus is used in thermostat to receive and provide data
 Used in multiple thermostats or Building Management
Systems (BMSs)
 Satellite icon will display on the LCD when communication is
in progress
 Especially useful when a large building with multiple air
handler units must be controlled
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22 June 2015
SIMPLY THE SMART CHOICE™
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 SMART-2000
 SMART-3000
 SMART-4000
 SMART-5000-KIT*
* Available 2016
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 SMART-R-02
Averaging / After hours Sensor
 SMART-R-03
Outdoor / Duct Sensor
 SMART-R-05
Adjustable / After hours Sensor
 SMART-R-06
Wireless RF / After hours Sensor
 SMART-R-01H
SMART 3000
 Hospitality Sensor
 SMART-R-01V
SMART 4000
 Four Wire Sensor with %RH
 No display
 SMART-R-02V
 Four Wire Sensor with %RH
 Touchscreen
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SMART 4000
 SMART-M-01
Occupancy Model (3 inputs)
 SMART-M-02
Modbus Interface RTU
 SMART-M-03
Defrost Module (DIN)
 SMART-M-04
Wireless Wi-Fi Module
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• Sensors
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SMART-Z-01
SMART-Z-01T
SMART-Z-02
SMART-Z-02E
SMART-Z-02S
Easy Zone
Easy Zone Touch
Smart Zone
Smart Zone with Expander
Stand Alone Zone
• Accessories
– SMART-Z-01PS
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Power Supply for ALL
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Bigger, Brighter Display with Blue Backlight
Programmable or Manual
7 Day Program with 4 events
3 Speed Fan
Adjustable Temperature Differential
Compressor Short Cycle Protection
Separate “O” and “B” terminals for Heat Pump
Filter Change Indicator
Low temperature Freeze Protection
Wi-Fi and Remote Sensor Options
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Bigger, Brighter Display with White Backlight
Touchscreen for intuitive use
1 Stage Only
3 Fan Speeds
Easy to use commercial and residential applications
Hospitality accessories
Wi-Fi, Remote and Occupancy Sensor Options
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DIN Rail mountable
Up to 4 stages
Intuitive operation
Manual / 7 day / 365 day operation
After hours run timer
18 to 270 V AC powered
Five dedicated HVAC equipment control relays
Volt free relay outputs for fan (10A max)
0 to 10V assignable outputs
Integrated modbus communications
Bright green backlight
Wi-Fi, remote and occupancy sensor options
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Bigger, Brighter Color Display
Touchscreen
Wi-Fi
Zone Control
SD card slot
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SMART 2000 Series
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SMART 3000 Series
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SMART 4000 Series
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Competitive
Comparison
Family Model
Uni-Line®
Smart Sense™
Honeywell
White Rodgers
SMART 2000
Focus Pro
TH6320U1000
Emerson Blue
1F85-0477
Programmable and
Non-Programmable
7 day (4 events)
Programmable
5/2 days
Programmable
5/1/1 days
40°F to 99°F
45°F to 90°F
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Menu-driven
operation
High & Low Balance
Points
41°F to 122°F
Adjustable
Differential
+/- 9°F
+/-1°F
0.4° to 1.7°F
Available Sensors
4 Sensors Available
2 Sensors Available
2 Sensors Available
Wi-Fi Options
Wi-Fi Available
No Wi-Fi
No Wi-Fi
Fan Speed
Three Fan Speeds
Single Fan Speed
Single Fan Speed
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Pros and Cons
Uni-Line®
Smart Sense™
Competition
Menu-driven
operation
Programmable and NonProgrammable in 1 Model
Programmable AND NonProgrammable in 1 Model
not available
High & Low Balance
Points
Efficient & effective use of
equipment
Higher utility bills
Adjustable
Differential
Control of Cycle Time provides
higher energy savings
More energy costs because
fixed
Available Sensors
4 Sensors Available
2 Sensors Available
Wi-Fi Options
Wi-Fi Optional
No Wi-Fi available
Fan Speed
Three Fan Speeds
Single Fan Speed
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Value Proposition
Wholesaler /
Distributor
Contractor
End-User
Menu-driven operation
Easier to sell
Easy
Installation
Easier to
Understand & Use
High and Low Balance
Points
More Features
More Control
Save Energy
Costs
Adjustable Differential
More Features
Flexibility and
Control
Save Energy
Costs
Available Sensors
4 Sensors Available
Customized
Solutions
More Flexibility
Wi-Fi Options
Wi-Fi Optional
Upsell
Installation
Less cost burden yet
upgradable
Fan Speed
More Features
More Options
to Sell
Save Energy
Costs
Consolidated Product Line
Less Inventory
Right product
for the job
Job completed faster
Competitive
Comparison
Uni-Line®
Smart Sense™
Honeywell
White Rodgers
Family Model
SMART 3000
Vision Pro
TH8110U1003
90 Series
1F97-1277
Programmable and
Non-Programmable 7-day
Programmable
7-day
Programmable
7-day
High & Low Balance
Points
32°F to 122°F
40°F to 99°F
45°F to 99°F
+/- 10° F
+/- 1° F
+/- 1° F
Available Sensors
5 Sensors Available
3 Sensors Available
2 Sensors Available
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi Optional
Wi-Fi Included
No Wi-Fi Available
Fan Speed
3 Fan Speeds
Single Fan Speed
Single Fan Speed
Hospitality Options
Hospitality Applications
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Pros and Cons
Uni-Line®
Smart Sense™
Competition
Menu-driven
operation
Display allows for common
language programming, ease of use &
installation
Requires special codes to
be input for set-up and
programming
High & Low Balance
Efficient & effective use of equipment
Points
Higher utility bills
Adjustable
Differential
Control of Cycle Time provides higher
energy savings
More energy costs
because fixed
Available Sensors
5 Sensors Available
3 Sensors Available
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi Optional
Wi-Fi Included
Fan Speed
3 Fan Speeds Options
Single Fan Speed
Hospitality Options
Door bell, window/door inputs, BMS
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Value Proposition
Wholesaler /
Distributor
Contractor
End-User
Easier to sell
Easy Installation
Easier to
Understand and Use
High & Low Balance Points
More Features
More Control
Protect Investments
More Features
Flexibility and
Control
Save Energy Costs
Available Sensors
More Options to Sell
More Control
Higher Efficiency
Options
Wi-Fi
More Features
More Control
Higher Efficiency
Options
Fan Speed
More Features
More Options
Higher Efficiency
Options
Hospitality Options
Higher Sales Potential
Wider Range of
Customers
Save Energy Cost /
Intuitive Comfort
Consolidated Product Line
Less Inventory
Right product for
the job
Job completed faster
SMART 2000
SMART 4000
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Technical Thermostats – Get Smarter
Applications
Installation Steps
Troubleshooting
Feature Rich – Multifunction Thermostat
 Amazingly Simple Installation
 Great Customer Satisfaction
 Manual or Programmable operation
 Very Cost Effective
 Single indoor fan or 3 fan speed mode
 Adaptable – meets customers needs
 Flexible – suits application demands
 Single or 2 Stage systems
 Simple to use NO call-backs
 Lower inventory
 Suitable for all applications
 Less installer training needed
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Residential Programmable Highlights
7 Day programming – 4 events per day
Temporary & Permanent program hold
Optional Outside air temp display
Auto changeover or set as manual only
Large backlit display
Intuitive operation
 Commercial Programmable
Highlights
 7 Day programmable
 1 Start / Stop per day
 After hour run timer
 Key board lock with temp
limit control
 Use on-board or remote
sensors
 Modbus RTU communications
 Optional - outside air
economy cooling
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 Manual Mode Highlights
 Single or 2 set points
 Clock Optional
 Day / Night or simple manual
mode
 Easiest operational mode
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Zone Temperature Control
Easy Zone Touch
DO/DC damper
Advanced Zone control
24V AC powered
Monitors system temp
Spill Zones
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70.3°F
71.8°F
76.5°F
69.7°F
71.9°F
74.7°F
Select “Sensing” zone(s)
Or average if more than one “Sensing” zone selected
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Mount the Base Plate
Battery and Switch Set-Up
Attach Wires
Close Cover
Switch
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Apply Power
Position OFF
Test
Clock Battery
DIP Switches
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OFF
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
 Symptoms and the Solutions
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SMART 4000 and SMART 2000
Uses The Same Micro
Uses 78% of the same code
Same 24V power supply
Same programming header
Same backup battery
55% of the same components
Same Smart Sense QA
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The SMART
4000
What's New?
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240V Relays
Graphical LCD
Outside Air Economy cycle
365 Day Programming
Control for 4 Stages
Additional I/O
Amazingly simple operation
Overview
The SMART
4000
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User Friendly
5 Status LEDS
3 Function Buttons
Up and Down
Arrow Control
Hardware
Hardware
 5 Status LEDs
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Green – Power
Green – Fan
Red – Heating
Blue – Cooling
Yellow – Economy
 3 Function Button
 F1 – Set Temperature
 F2 – Clock & Schedules
 F3 – Settings
 The + / - buttons
 Graphical LCD
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 The Display adapts to the current function
 It guides you through setup functions
 It is the prime reason why the SMART 4000 is so installer friendly
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SMART SENSE™
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 Featured Products
 SMART 2000
 SMART 3000
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Specifications
Test Mode
Installation Codes
Terminals & Wiring Diagrams
Dip Switch Functions
Exercises
SMART 2000
SMART 3000
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 Open cover
 Press and hold O/RIDE button for 15 seconds
 LCD will show 88:15
 Adjust to 88:21, press O/RIDE again
 Press MODE to exit
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Code
Name
Code
Name
Code
Name
Code Name
Pn
Keyboard Lock
PIN
Db
Deadband
DT
Upstage Delay
Time
Cd
Commissioning Mode
LC
Keyboard Lock
Level
FO
Fan Options
OS
Optimized
Start/Stop
SS
Start/Stop Mode
Override
HL
Heating Limit
FP
Fan Purge Time
C2
Remote
Calibration
OF
Override Function
CL
Cooling Limit
Fn
Function
Co
Cooling OFF
Temperature
rs
Internal Temp Sensor
Response
CF
Temp Display
Format
H3
W2 Relay
Ho
Heating OFF
Temperature
ts
Factory Test Mode
C1
Sensor
Calibration
Tt
TT Terminal
Function
HB
High Balance
Point
tC
Time Clock
AF
Anti-Freeze
LB
Low Balance
Point
tD
Temperature
Display
oH
Occupied Heat
Mode
Ft
Filter Warning
AH
After Hours
Override Timer
oC
Occupied Cool
Mode
Ad
Modbus
Address
SC
Stop Cooling
Temp
SP
Stage 1 Span
bd
Baud Rate
Selection
SH
Stop Heating
Temp
Sd
Stage 2 Span
PA
TBD
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• Exercise 1 – Temperature
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Set CF = C (Celsius)
Set FO = 1 (Residual Fan)
Set SP = 1 (0.5° Differential)
Set Sd = 3 (1.5° Differential)
• Exercise 2 – Time
– Set tC = 24 (Hours)
– Set DT = 45 (Minutes of Upstage Delay Time)
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1 Heat / 1 Cool
Intuitive operation
Bright white backlight touchscreen
Single or three fan speed control
Easy to use commercial applications
Wi-Fi, remote and occupancy sensor options
Passive InfraRed (PIR), door and window inputs
Relay and 0-10V Equipment Control Logic Outputs
Heat pump (O/B) or Heat/Cool control logic
Integrated Modbus RTU communications
Integrated temperature sensor on wall controller
Door Bell Function
Australian Design
Extensive Installer Options Menu
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Temperature Control Limits
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Auto Off Timer
o
Dead Band Adjustment
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Fan Purge Period
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Backlight Level
Residential Intuitive
And
Commercial Control
Easy as 1-2-3
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Ensure SMART-3000 is OFF
Press top left corner of LCD
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Press top right corner of LCD
Press and hold in center for 4 seconds
To exit, press and hold bottom right
corner for 4 seconds
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Code
Name
Code
Name
0
Buttons Shown
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0 to 10V Fan Direction
1
Permitted Modes
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0 to 10V Fan Min Value (minimum fan voltage when running)
2
Room / Set display
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0 to 10V Fan Maximum Value (Maximum fan voltage when running)
3
Native Display Format
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Heat Span
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C/F Button Shown On LCD
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0 to 10V Heat Interval (PI)
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High Temperature Set Limit
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0 to 10V Heat Direction
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Low Temperature Set Limit
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0 to 10V Heat Minimum Voltage
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Deadband
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Cool Span
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Fan Purge Period
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0 to 10V Cool Interval (PI)
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Fan Span (3 speed relays)
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0 to 10V Cool Direction
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0 to 10V Fan Interval (PI)
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0 to 10V Cool Minimum Voltage
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Name
Code
Name
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Auto Off Timer
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Window Input Delay
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Unoccupied Heat Setpoint
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Door Input Logic
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Unoccupied Cool Setpoint
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Door Input Delay
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Unoccupied Fan Mode
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PIR Input Delay
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Backlight
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Reset Fan
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TT Sensor (SI & Com)
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Belimo Mode
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Temperature Calibration
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Modbus Address
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Digital Input
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Baud Rate
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Digital Input Logic
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Default Start Temperature Version 3.3+
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Window Input Logic
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Factory Reset
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 150-2491 for SMART 2000
 Languages
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English
Spanish
Portuguese
German
French
Italian
 150-2492 for SMART 3000C (Commercial)
 150-2501 for SMART 3000R (Residential)
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 150-2502 for SMART 4000
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Quick Start Guide
User Manuals
Installation Manuals
International Languages
Robertshaw® i2 Deluxe Series
• Humidity Control
• Independent remote and outdoor sensor terminals
SMART-3000
SMART-2000
Robertshaw RS 4000/5000/6000 Value Series
• Auto Changeover
• Circulating Fan
Robertshaw RS 2000/3000 Economy Series
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Adjustable Temperature Differential
Worry-Free Memory Retention
Low Temperature Freeze Protection
Filter reminder
Robertshaw 300 Series
 Slim vertical case with lock
Robertshaw 9400 & 9600 Series
• Legacy limited due to micro-processor discontinuance
SMART-3000
SMART-2000
SMART-3000
SMART-2000
SMART-2000
SMART-2000
SMART 3000 is great cross as long as 1 Heat / 1 Cool
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 Powered samples
 Three thermostats
 Sensor accessories
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Smart Sense™® SMART 2000 Series Wall Thermostats by Uni-Line® are
powered by:
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b)
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d)
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24 Volts AC
Line Voltage and/or AAA Batteries
Line Voltage only
Batteries only
How does one activate INSTALLER MENU on the SMART 3000?
a)
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Press O/RIDE for 15 seconds
Power cycle the thermostat
Press left, right, then center
Zoom in
Telephones:
Technical Service
1-800-445-8299
Technical Service Fax
1-630-260-7294
Customer Service
1-800-304-6563
Customer Service Fax
1-800-426-0804
Websites:
Uni-Line® Catalog: www.robertshaw.com/Uni-Line
Cross Reference: www.robertshaw.com/Products/Cross-Reference
Toolbox: www.robertshaw.com/toolbox/Toolbox-Main
General Information for:
Robertshaw®, Paragon®, Ranco®, Uni-Line® and Publication Zone®
Robertshaw®, Paragon®, Ranco®, Uni-Line®, and Make the Connection™ are propriety marks of Robertshaw or its subsidiaries.
All third party trademarks and service marks are the proprietary marks of their respective owners.
© 2016 Robertshaw. All rights reserved.
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