What zone board for heat pump?
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What zone board for heat pump?
I had a heat pump (Goodman) installed this summer. Now when I switched to heat mode, I noticed that the zone board (a Aprilaire) turns of the heat pump and switches to gas after 20 minutes. This feature is hard-wired into the board and entirely beats the purpose of having a heat pump.
What other zone boards (for 2 zones, heat pump, gas-emerg. heat and cooling) are manufactured that will control my Goodman heat pump? Ideally, I wish to control the heat pump by the outside temperature (switching automatically to gas when temperatures drop below ~35°F), but a zone board that will not turn of the heat pump automatically will do too.
Thanks for your help.
What other zone boards (for 2 zones, heat pump, gas-emerg. heat and cooling) are manufactured that will control my Goodman heat pump? Ideally, I wish to control the heat pump by the outside temperature (switching automatically to gas when temperatures drop below ~35°F), but a zone board that will not turn of the heat pump automatically will do too.
Thanks for your help.
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What is the model # of the board?
I'll see what I can do for you.... I know Honeywell has some nice zone systems out there.. But I am sure there is something can be set/changed to advoid the gas kicking in 20 min!
I'll see what I can do for you.... I know Honeywell has some nice zone systems out there.. But I am sure there is something can be set/changed to advoid the gas kicking in 20 min!
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the model is an Aprilaire 6303.
There are only five jumpers on that board and none is related to that problem. That the gas is kicking in after 20 min is also stated as such in the installer manual.
If you had some recommendation for a Honeywell that would be great.
Thank for your help
There are only five jumpers on that board and none is related to that problem. That the gas is kicking in after 20 min is also stated as such in the installer manual.
If you had some recommendation for a Honeywell that would be great.
Thank for your help
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I looked at the manual, yeah, the timer is built in..... Dumb!
I'll see what I can match up for ya for Honeywell..
What do you have for equipment? (Make and model)
Single or two stage furnace?
Single or two stage heat pump?
I'll see what I can match up for ya for Honeywell..
What do you have for equipment? (Make and model)
Single or two stage furnace?
Single or two stage heat pump?
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As long you know for a fact that the furnace is single stage, we are good.
Just need to know if the heat pump is single or two stage.
What do you have for t-stats on these two zones?? You willing to upgrade the t-stats to get the best performance if turns out to be a two stage heat pump?
Just need to know if the heat pump is single or two stage.
What do you have for t-stats on these two zones?? You willing to upgrade the t-stats to get the best performance if turns out to be a two stage heat pump?
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Turns out I don't know if the furnace nor the heat pump are single or multi stage.
The gas furnace is a York diamond 80. "Category I" according to the installation manual.
The heat pump is a Goodman 13 seer
Model# GSH130601AB
I found the spec and manuals at http://www.alpinehomeair.com/viewpro...ions_brochures
The T-stats I have is a White rogers 90 series blue universal thermostat. installed in Zone 1
In zone 2 I run a ritetemp 8050C.
Sorry I can't make it easier.
Thanks a lot for your help.
The gas furnace is a York diamond 80. "Category I" according to the installation manual.
The heat pump is a Goodman 13 seer
Model# GSH130601AB
I found the spec and manuals at http://www.alpinehomeair.com/viewpro...ions_brochures
The T-stats I have is a White rogers 90 series blue universal thermostat. installed in Zone 1
In zone 2 I run a ritetemp 8050C.
Sorry I can't make it easier.
Thanks a lot for your help.
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I have actually four dampers, 2 for each zone. They are all 24V motors two are controlled by 2 wires, the other two by 3 wires (PC, PO, and common). Does that answer your question?
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I think this one will work out.
Take a look at it, and I see you can turn off the timer for staging.
Take a look at it, and I see you can turn off the timer for staging.