Install LUX TX9000TS - Wiring Problem
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03-14-07, 02:05 AM
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Install LUX TX9000TS - Wiring Problem
Old thermostat that is being replaced is a White Rodgers (Non-Programmable, Horizontal) thermostat. The wiring looks like this:-
White wire - W2
Black wire - E
Orange wire - O/B
Red wire - R
No wire - L
Green wire - G
Blue wire - C
Yellow wire - Y
I want to transfer the wires to the Lux TX9000TS and I have the following connections:-
W Y G B O RC RH C
Does anyone know what goes where ?? By the way, the lux model has a jumper from RC to RH.
Thanks in advance guys!
White wire - W2
Black wire - E
Orange wire - O/B
Red wire - R
No wire - L
Green wire - G
Blue wire - C
Yellow wire - Y
I want to transfer the wires to the Lux TX9000TS and I have the following connections:-
W Y G B O RC RH C
Does anyone know what goes where ?? By the way, the lux model has a jumper from RC to RH.
Thanks in advance guys!
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03-14-07, 07:15 AM
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What is your back up heat source? Gas or Electric?
This t-stat is not going to work with your system since this is for single stage heat pump where as I can tell from your current t-stat hook up is that it's a multi stage.
FYI, I hear a lot of mix reviews on the Lux line t-stat you are far better off looking into the Honeywell Vision lines t-stat.
This t-stat is not going to work with your system since this is for single stage heat pump where as I can tell from your current t-stat hook up is that it's a multi stage.
FYI, I hear a lot of mix reviews on the Lux line t-stat you are far better off looking into the Honeywell Vision lines t-stat.
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03-14-07, 02:09 PM
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Hmm..
Well I have Electric for the heat pump.
At this point I want a good non-touch screen based t-stat, but it shouldnt look like it came from the 80's either. What do you recommend ?
At this point I want a good non-touch screen based t-stat, but it shouldnt look like it came from the 80's either. What do you recommend ?
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Ok
Thanks for the information,it seems that Honeywell is a good brand.
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