I have a heat pump w/aux and emergency C, L, W2, E, R, G, O/B, Y. Will this work? I do not see a W2? Thanks so much for any help.
1354707
I think you might need the next model up (with a W2 terminal) for your system: TH6220D: For up to 2 Heat/2 Cool systems
1961575
The heat pump unit or the resistive units will operate only during the time necessary to heat the water to the desired temperature. I strongly suggest that you go to the GE website to study the various operating situations and become familiar with the available modes. It is a much better source of information than asking general questions in this forum.
133765
Below is the install manual - yes it is for a heat pump and has a hold button. I would check you wiring to insure it matches what shown in the install manual. http://cache.air-n-water.com/manuals/honeywell-th6220d1028.pdf
1406010
I believe it said you need to buy something else for that feature, kind of deceptive. Also, mine did not work with my heat pump so I sent it back.
1284674
Yes it will work. Most units are standard until u get to the brand new models. Most common mistake people make is thinking its the heating element when its actually a high temp limit switch. For the money try the heating element first. If that doesnt fix it i would look there. Good luck.
1171290
could be some different such as heated/non heated, power/non power. pls make sure you know correctly your vehicle type, req such as Japan/US built, power or non power, heated or non heated etc. I knew these in upfront which helped me to decide the rite product.
287092
They are designed to match the tonnage of the unit. The one I bought did not help at all as my Compressor was shorted. It was under warranty, but still cost me $1K to have the new compressor installed, hazardous waste and freon charges etc. You will want to do some searching on how to completely check your system and how this installs before you buy it. I did most of the tests recommended, but did not do all the leads on the compressor, so I bought something that did not help. My HVAC guy told me the kits really don't help a heatpump much? Live and learn.
1549974
I used it on gas-forced air furnace wo AC. My opinion would be that it will not work on a heat pump since there is no suppliment heat switch to use.
948336
I had to trash all mine. They did not work on my System. Careful buying it. It say it works on 99% of heat pumps. The truth is it will not work on 99% of the heat pumps.It will not work on most heat pumps.
724912
I don't know why he would want a 3 speed pump on an outdoor wood furnace. I have this pump on my outdoor furnace. There are different configurations for how you use an outdoor furnace. Mine is a water forced air type, when the Thermostat calls for heat it switches the pump and the furnace fan on, then both go off when the temp is reached, but my furnace is close to the house. The Taco 007 F5 is not a 3 speed pump.
722798
I'm sorry, I can't help you with that one........I love my heater it works great. I would, call the company that offered the item, and ask them.............sorry!!
1285382
Yes they do offer some units with that option now, however you would not be able to "add" it to just any unit. The air handler (wall mount unit) is extremely compact so it would have to be designed for backup heat strips and the appropriate wiring would have to be made into the unit for the most part. That being said most of these units do extremely well as a "heat pump" by that I mean there operating efficiency seems to be much lower then standard split system heat pumps but if you live in a climate where it is running below average 40 degree F temps for extended periods them a heat pump without backup is a bad deal.
2117180
I can't say for sure about that model heat pump, but this thermostat will work with heat pumps. When I purchased this unit, I had a Trane heat pump and didn't even know the specific model. I knew I needed a thermostat that could control a heat pump and this is what I purchased. It worked perfectly fine for me and my heat pump is 30 years old.
2261211
Based on the quick start guide the unit will work with a system that is Heat Only or Cool Only. There is a selection for only heat or air.
721768
In heat mode, mine vents cold air to the outside through the same hose as it blows cold air when in air conditioning mode. In heat mode mine blows hot air out the vents in the top. It is heat pump, so it won't work if it is too cold. If you vent air in from the outside and it is 45 degrees or less out, then the heater won't work. Disconnect you air intake hose so it is using the room air and it should work. I'm not a technician, but this is my understanding.
287089
They are designed to match the tonnage of the unit. The one I bought did not help at all as my Compressor was shorted.It was under warranty, but still cost me $1K to have the new compressor installed, hazardous waste and freon charges etc. You will want to do some searching on how to completely check your system and how this installs before you buy it. I did most of the tests recommended, but did not do all the leads on the compressor, so I bought something that did not help. My HVAC guy told me the kits really don't help a heatpump much? Live and learn.
133766
Below is the install manual - yes it is for a heat pump and has a hold button. I would check you wiring to insure it matches what shown in the install manual.http://cache.air-n-water.com/manuals/honeywell-th6220d1028.pdf