H2O Degree T-1000 Wireless Smart Thermostat Instruction Manual

T -1000
Smart
THERMOSTAT
Installation Manual

Thank you for inviting H2O Degree into your home. The setup process is easy. All you need to do is follow these simple steps and you’ll be on your way to saving energy and making your home even more comfortable.

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What’s in the box?

This manual is a comprehensive guide for the installation and wiring of your H2O Degree T-1000 thermostat.
Step 1.1: Turn off the power at the circuit breaker to both your heating and cooling systems before performing any wiring.

Step 1.2: Confirm that your heating and cooling system is powered down by changing the temperature on your existing thermostat. The heating and cooling should not come on but may show the temperature change on your existing thermostat.
Note: Your system should not make any noise and you should not feel any air exiting your vents.
Step 1.3: Remove the front of your old thermostat from its base.
If you see thick black wires, wire nuts, or any labels that say 120-240VAC or High Voltage, your system is not compatible with the T-1000 thermostat.
Please call H2O Degree technical support at 215-788-8485 before proceeding with your installation. If you do not see any high voltage labels or wires, you may continue with the installation process.
Step 1.4: Take a picture of your current wiring layout. The picture can be used as a reference later.

Step 1.5: Use the included wire labels to mark which wire is connected to each terminal in your old thermostat.
Note: Wiring letter designations correspond to either a “Heat Pump” or “Conventional” system.

Wiring

Step 2.1: Identify your system configuration (see wiring diagrams in appendix). Potential configurations include:

If you have only one R wire, please use the RH terminal. If you have a different configuration other than what is listed above, please call H2O Degree technical support for help with your installation. If you have a “C” wire then the included batteries are not needed.
Step 2.2: Verify that each wire has been properly labeled and remove each wire from its terminal — make sure that they don’t fall into the wall.
Step 2.3: Remove the mounting screws from the base of the old thermostat and remove the base from the wall.
Step 2.4: Separate the T-1000 from its base.
Step 2.5: If you would like to use the trim plate or wall anchors, you may install them now.
Step 2.6: Pull the wires from your wall through the center hole of the T-1000 base. Secure the base to the wall using the included mounting hardware. Follow the built-in level to ensure that it is straight.

Option 1 – Conventional (furnace) Systems:
Step 2.7f: Follow the terminal labels marked “Conventional” on the thermostat base. Press the lever and insert each labeled wire into the top hole of the corresponding terminal.

Step 2.8f: If you have both an RC and RH wire present, then remove the red cap next to the reset button. You can now proceed to step 2.9.
Option 2 – Heat Pump Systems:
Step 2.7hp: Follow the terminal labels marked “Heat Pump” on the thermostat base. Referencing your wiring photo, press the lever and insert each labeled wire into the top hole of the corresponding terminal.

If your old thermostat did not have a W1 wire but did have a W2 wire, insert the W2 wire into the W1 terminal.
Step 2.8hp: If you have both an O wire and a B wire (i.e. in a Trane system), install the B wire in the “C” terminal.
For more detailed directions, please see the wiring diagrams in the appendix or call H2O Degree technical support at 215-788-8485
Step 2.9: If you do not have a C-wire, insert the (4) AA batteries included with your T-1000 thermostat according to their correct polarization markings found on the T-1000.
Securely fasten the T-1000 onto its base. Once it has clicked into place, return power to your heating and cooling system.
Note: If batteries are installed, you must replace all batteries with only premium brand alkaline batteries at least once every two years.
To replace the batteries, remove the T-1000 from it’s base (ie disconnecting it from its supply mains) and insert (4) AA premium brand alkaline batteries. If you discover leaky or damaged batteries, do not touch the batteries. Leaky or damaged batteries must be handled with proper safety equipment including safety glasses with side shields, and neoprene or natural rubber gloves in a well-ventilated room.
For the disposal of batteries, abide by the local laws and regulations of your region. If you are not able to identify the applicable rules in your area, please check the instructions of the battery manufacturer.
For disposal of T-1000, you must remove batteries prior to disposal.
Step 2.10: Your T-1000 is now ready to be configured for your heating and cooling system. The T-1000 will guide you through the initial system configuration. Use the knob to change options and press the knob to confirm your selection.

First you will need to set your system type:

(F) for Furnace or Boiler:
Set the fan type to Gas (most common), Electric (for systems without gas or oil), or Boiler (no fan).| ( HP) for Heat Pump:
Set the valve type to 0 or B – look at the photo of your wiring to see
your valve type.
Press the knob when the thermostat is idle to view the menu.
Rotate the knob to select an option and press again to confirm.

System Mode| Installation Settings
Fan Mode| H2O Degree Network
Run Schedule| SystemPreparing

OPERATIONS

Changing T-1000’s Décor-snap™ Cover
Place right hang on the outside edge of the Décor-snap cover and left hanging on the edge of the T-1000 screen. Hold T-1000 in place while gently pulling the decor snap cover. You will find important information for H2O Degree network setup including ZigBee Install Code and model number.

The operations guide section covers the following:

• 3.1 How to use T-1000
• 3.2 Reading T-1000’s screen
• 3.3 Using T-1000 throughout the year

3.1 How to use T-1000
T-1000’s knob is the main way for you to control your heating and cooling systems. Simply press the knob to open a menu or select an option. Press and hold the knob at any ime to exit a menu and return to the home screen. In a menu, rotate the knob to cycle through available options.
3.2 Reading T-1000’s screen

The large number in the top left shows
your ambient room temperature.| The small number in the bottom right shows your
set temperature.| The selected system mode (HEAT, COOL or
OFF) is shown to the right of the ambient room
temperature.

The active fan status is shown by the icon below the ambient room temperature. If it is off, your fan is not running.
If it is on, your fan is running. Please note that your fan will run depending on your selected fan mode (either
AUTO or ON).| If you see ON under your system ode, it means that your system is actively heating or cooling your home.
This icon shows that your HVAC system is preparing to turn on or off. Please wait for heating and cooling to start.| This icon indicates the battery levels of the T-1000.
Note: Replace all four AA batteries in the T-1000 if the low attery icon or blinking empty
battery icon appears on your T- 000.

This icon opens the system mode menu. In this menu, you can set your HVAC system
to OFF, HEAT, or COOL.
Your thermostat will automatically detect
which modes are available when you install
your thermostat, so you may not see all three
options depending on your system type.| This icon opens the fan mode menu. In this menu, you can set your fan to AUTO, or
ON. AUTO will run your fan when your system is actively heating or cooling. ON will run your
fan continuously. If you set a filter life value in
the installation settings, you’ll be able to check
the remaining life of your filter in the fan settings
menu.| This icon opens the installation settings menu. In this menu, you can adjust advanced
preferences for special applications. Select the gear icon, then after IS appears on the screen,
select YES to begin the installation settings flow.

This icon opens the H2O Degree network connection menu. In this menu, you can choose to connect the H2O Degree network. Select “SET” to establish a new network connection.
For more information about connecting to the H2O Degree network call technical service at 215-788-8485 3.3 Using T-1000 throughout the year
Cold Weather:
Heat mode is the best setting to use when it’s cold out and you won’t need to use your air conditioner. This will make sure that your air conditioner stays idle and that your eater
keeps your home’s temperature above your chosen set temperature.
Hot Weather:
Cool mode is the best setting to use when it’s hot out and you won’t need to use your heating system. This will make sure that your heater stays idle and that your air conditioner keeps your home’s temperature below your chosen set temperature.

APPENDIX

Conventional System

Notes:

• C-wire optional
• The W2 terminal is used for 2-stage heating
• If you have both an RH and RC wire, please remove the red cap from the back of the thermostat

Heat Pump System

    Notes:

• C-wire optional
• The W1 terminal is used for Auxiliary/Emergency heat or on Dual Fuel systems

Technical Information:

Disconnection Means: Type 1B
Pollution Degree: 2
Impulse Voltage: 330V
Automatic Action: 100,000 cycles
Electrical Rating:
-Input: 24V a.c. 60Hz or 4xAA Alkaline batter
-Output: @24V a.c. Max. 1.5A
FCC Part 15C
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement Caution: To maintain compliance with the FCC’s RF exposure guidelines, place the unit at least 20cm from nearby persons.

RSS-247
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

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Bensalem, PA 19020
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