Honeywell T8011R


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Old 03-07-06, 02:34 PM
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Question Honeywell T8011R

I purchased a Honeywell digital programmable theromostat T8011R off Ebay, good price, but can not find a cross reference chart to wire it in.

I have a American standard heat pump that is wired to a manual thermostat as follows:

Red wire to R
Brown wire to T
Orange wire to O
Green wire to G
Yellow wire to Y
Black wire to X2
Blue wire to B
White wire to W

The Honeywell thermostat has the following terminals:

G
C
R
W1 (jumpered to Y)
Y
L
W2
E
B
O

Can anyone tell me the correct way to wire this up?
 
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Old 03-07-06, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Bob2844
I purchased a Honeywell digital programmable theromostat T8011R

Brown wire to T

The Honeywell thermostat has the following terminals:

G green
C blue
R red
W1 (jumpered to Y) white
Y yellow
L
W2 black
E
B
O orange

Can anyone tell me the correct way to wire this up?

I am not sure where the black t goes to.. go back to the air handler, and take a look to see if you can make something out of it. and double check the other wires.. Please do this before you undo your old t-stat.. and if you find it, then make NOTES, and turn OFF power.
 
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Cool

If W1 is jumpered to Y, then why would there be two wires going to this?

Anyone else confirm or help on wiring this thermostat?
 
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I ran into this very situation and after a few hours and 3 tstats, I went directly to my Trane distributor and got a compatible tstat. I unfortunately do not remember the model.
 
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Old 03-08-06, 03:09 AM
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Ok, I over looked the jumper.. That was there from the box?

Uggh...

Let me try to find something on line on this new t-stat.
 
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Was your old stat mercury bulb? Where did you hook the brown wire to? A digital stat doesn't have a T terminal. I'm not sure but you don't nned the brown wire. I don't remember the wierd stuff that was happening when I found out.
 
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Old 03-10-06, 04:42 PM
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The old thermostat was a mercury bulb. Still looking for help.

Never thought this was going to be this tough.
 
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Old 03-11-06, 08:03 AM
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have you gone back to the furnace or air handler and see where what wires goes to where??
 
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Old 03-11-06, 04:03 PM
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I climbed up into the attic and found the manual still on the air handler upstairs. I guess I forgot to mention I have an air handler upstairs with attached outdoor heat pump.

The manual was still attached to the unit. In the manual was a field wiring diagram for the air handler with a heat pump. The wiring diagram indicated the following:

Room Thermostat Control Box

R to R
T TO Y
O TO O
G TO G
T TO T
W TO W1
X2 TO W2
B TO B

Also, the heat pump is a American Standard Model BAYHTRN110A. Does this help?
 
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Old 03-11-06, 08:36 PM
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Ok, This is what I got figured out.

T-stat-----wire color-----Air handler

R-----red----R

W2-----white----W

O------orange----O

W1 and Y-----yellow--- Y

E-----black-----W2

G----Green-----G

C------blue----B

T/Brown is not used. Tape it off.
 

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Old 03-12-06, 06:43 AM
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I just finished wiring up the new thermostat, programmed it, and then cycled it through a heat cycle, and then a cool cycle. It looks like everything is working !!!! Jay11J THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP !!!!!!!
 
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Old 03-12-06, 07:12 AM
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:-)

Glad to hear it's going! I had to do a lot of drawing, thinking and figuring to make sure it worked!
 
 

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