VINE TJ - 225 User manual

TJ - 225

Smart Wi-Fi Thermostat with Nightlight

User Manual

TJ-225 Smart Wi-Fi Thermostat with NightlightInstallation Guide

First things ﬁrst. Here ’s what you ’ll ﬁnd in the box

Wi-Fi Thermostat

Two screws and anchors

Flathead screwdriver

Wire labels

Jumper wire

You may also need these tools:

Phillips screwdriver

Pencil

Level

Home Wi-Fi Password

Compatibility Section

For conventional ( gas / oil / propane / electric ) heat-pump and dual fuel systems. > 2-Heat & 2-Cool > 1-Heat & 1Cool > Heat Only > Cool Only > Heat Pump W W/O Emerg. Heating or Aux. Heating C-Wire required to power the thermostat Note: If you’re uncertain about your wiring, get Professional help please!

Incompatible wiring and voltage

Please check your old thermostat’s wall plate have any below indicators?

• Does not work with electric baseboard heat ( 110VAC~240VAC )

• Does not work with millivolt systems

• Does not support S terminals for indoors and outdoors sensors.

110 VAC

120 VAC

L1 L2

NOTE : If you are unsure, please contact a professional or double check at www.VINECONNECTED.com

240 VAC

Download the App

There are three ways to download the Vine App for your smart device:

1. Search Vine Smart Control in the App Store or Google Play Store,then download;

2. Use your smart device to scan the QR code on the left for an automatic download;

3. Go to www.vineconnected.com, click App from the menu to download.

iOS/Android

App Download

Create an account

When you download the Vine Smart Control app, you will be prompted to create an account. This is required to access your thermostat remotely and use all the features Vine oﬀers. Use a valid email address and a password of your choosing to create an account. Remember this email address and password. Your Vine thermostat will be linked to this email address once it is registered.

Installation

This TJ-225 thermostat is designed to work on most 24V-AC low voltage heating and cooling systems such as gas and oil furnaces, heat pumps, and single or dual-stage systems.

Step 1

Switch oﬀ power

This protects you and avoids blowing a fuse in your equipment. To make sure the power is oﬀ, change the temperature with your current thermostat and wait at least ﬁve minutes to be sure that your system doesn’t turn on.

Breaker Box

OFF

Switch

Step 2

Switch oﬀ power

OFF

Switch

Breaker Box

Step 3

Check that your system is oﬀ

Conﬁrm your system is oﬀ by turning on your heat ( during winter ) or your AC ( during summer ). Wait a few minutes—you should not feel air coming from your vents.

NOTE : If you have a digital

thermostat that has a blank display, skip this step.

Step 4

Remove your old thermostat from the wall plate

Most thermostats allow you to remove the main unit and provide access to a wall plate which holds the wiring terminals, you can take oﬀ the thermostat by grasping and gently pulling. Some thermostats may have screws, buttons, or clasps.

NOTE : Do not remove any wires from your thermostat at

this time!

Step 5

Take a picture of the wires

Take a picture of your existing wall plate’s wiring and save it for reference. Make sure you can read the wire terminal labels.

Step 6

Label the wires

Use the wire label provided with your new thermostat to label each wire on your old wall plate.

NOTE : If you have an Rc or Rh wire, put the R

label on it.

Step 7

Disconnect the wires and remove the old wall plate

Disconnect the wires from the old thermostat one by one, you may need a screwdriver to release wires from terminals.

NOTE : Wrap the wires around a pen or

pencil so they don’t fall back into the hole in the wall.

Step 8

Mount the New Wall Plate

Use the enclosed screws and anchors to mount the new wall plate. In most cases, you can utilize the same mounting position of your old thermostat. Be sure to check the alignment of your wall plate pre and post installation of the thermostat unit.

Compatibility

Checker

Look at the thermostat wiring photo you took. The following are wiring diagrams for common systems, please conﬁrm you have a C connected to your old thermostat.

Terminal

W/E

O/B/W2

Conventional System

Power for cooling, 24V

Power for heating, 24V

Common wire, 24V

Fan

1st Stage Cool

2nd Stage Cool

1st Stage Heat

2nd Stage Heat

Heat Pump System

Power for cooling, 24V

Power for heating, 24V

Common wire, 24V

Fan

1st outdoor Stage Heat

2nd outdoor Stage Heat

1st Stage Auxiliary/Emergency Heat

Changeover (reversing valve)

connection for heat pump

Single Stage Heat / Two Stage Heat- Furnace / Boiler with C wire

RC RH

G W/ E

1st Stage Heat 2nd Stage Heat

Y C Y2 O/B/W2

Thermostat

Combined Single Stage Heat and Single Cool Stage with C wire

（ Remove Pre-installed Jumper ）

Cool Furnace and Air Conditioner

RC RH G W/ E Y C Y2 O/B/W2

Thermostat

Single Stage / Two Stage Heat Pump with Emergency Heat and Auxiliary Heat with C wire

RC RH

G W/E

Emerg./AUX

Y C Y2 O/B/W2

1st Stage

Heat

Heating

2nd Stage

Heat

Single Stage Cool / Two Stage Cool‒Air conditioner

RC RH

G W/E Y C Y2 O/B/W2

1st Stage Cool

2nd Stage Cool

Thermostat

Dual Fuel System-Combined Single Stage Heat Pump and Single Stage Furnace with C wire

RC RH

G W/E Y C Y2 O/B/W2

Thermostat

If you do not have a C-wire connected to your old thermostat, please

W/E

check below wiring diagram.

Do you have a spare wire? Yes.

Check for spare wire behind your wall plate or old thermostat, if you have a spare wire, connect

1 .

it to the C terminal on the new wall plate.

2 .

Remove cover from furnace or heating system, open the heating and cooling system’s cover to ﬁnd the control board. You should see the same terminal labels that are on your thermostat.

3 .

Find the other end of the unused wire, locate the bundle of wire that are the same as the ones at your thermostat.

4 .

Connect the unused wire to the C-terminal.

5 .

Close the cover to the furnace or heating system.

W/E

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