I would like to change my mechanical Day and Night thermostat to a Hunter digital Model 44760. The day and night is wired as following; white-W1, Yellow-Y, Green-G,Red-R and Orange-0. There are three unused wires back in the wall. Blue, black and brown. The Hunter thermostat has these wiring contact options; R, Y1, W2, E, O, B, G, L, C. The install manual says I must use C (common) to power the thermostat. Since all the existing contacts don't exactly correspond I am confused as to how to wire this. Can anybody tell me how to wire this correctly?
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Thanks Hube...I have the R, O, G, but am confused about the y. the old therm has a Y, but the new isY1. The old has white to W1 but the new only has W2. There are also two notes included in the install manual; 1. Common wire must be required for thermostat operation and 2. if your heat pump does not have an E wire, use the provided jumper wire to connect the E terminal to the W2. Also here is some other info I should have includede before. The new therm (Hunter Model 44760) lists it's terminals as such; R-24V AC supply, Y1- compressor stage, W2- Auxiliary heating, E- emergency heating, O-reversing valve(cooling mode), B-reversing valve(heating mode),G-fan, L-system monitorand C- common. Could any of the wires that are unused in the wall go to any of the terminals as well? Thanxquote:Originally posted by billyg
I would like to change my mechanical Day and Night thermostat to a Hunter digital Model 44760. The day and night is wired as following; white-W1, Yellow-Y, Green-G,Red-R and Orange-0. There are three unused wires back in the wall. Blue, black and brown. The Hunter thermostat has these wiring contact options; R, Y1, W2, E, O, B, G, L, C. The install manual says I must use C (common) to power the thermostat. Since all the existing contacts don't exactly correspond I am confused as to how to wire this. Can anybody tell me how to wire this correctly?
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