Hydro Air Heating Wiring
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03-23-07, 12:01 PM
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Hi,
i would like to know if anyone can help me, i `am a retired electrician and would like to to know where do i hook up the aquastat wiring on the blower unit, some one told me that this can be hooked to the low speed of the fan high votage side ,is this true? And also where do i connect the low voltage wire on the boiler ,i have zone valves taco. your help will be most appreciated.Thanks
i would like to know if anyone can help me, i `am a retired electrician and would like to to know where do i hook up the aquastat wiring on the blower unit, some one told me that this can be hooked to the low speed of the fan high votage side ,is this true? And also where do i connect the low voltage wire on the boiler ,i have zone valves taco. your help will be most appreciated.Thanks
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03-23-07, 06:09 PM
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Is this air handler also used for A/C? If it is straight heat & the aquastat will handle the load, you can by-pass any relays & as was told to you, simply wire the fan thru the aquastat. I usually put the aquastat on the coil discharge & set the fan to come on when the discharge reaches about 140º. You may have to play with the setting depending upon air temp from the registers. Here's a zone valve wiring diagram:
http://www.taco-hvac.com/uploads/FileLibrary/100-3.2a.pdf
http://www.taco-hvac.com/uploads/FileLibrary/100-3.2a.pdf
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Hi Grady ,
Thanks for your prompt reply, how ever you ask if the blower was being used for a/c and the answer is yes! any further info , please let me know ! thanks
Thanks for your prompt reply, how ever you ask if the blower was being used for a/c and the answer is yes! any further info , please let me know ! thanks
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03-24-07, 01:50 PM
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You would have to wire the aquastat thru the normally closed side of the fan relay, presuming a SPDT relay which may or may not be the case. I also presume the fan is 240 volts with one leg being hot all the time. A wiring diagram of the air handler would be a big help. If you can take a picture of it, the photo can be posted on photobucket.com or similar photo sharing site & a link posted here.
