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TE86S,TE86SB
Digital Thermostat
INSTALLATION MANUAL
APPLICATION
The TE86S Thermostat provides universal replacement of single-stage, 24Vac (20 mA to 1.5A) thermostats
used in electric, gas, and oil heating and cooling systems. This thermostat is mercury free and requires no
batteries. The thermostat also can be used to control single stage heat pumps.
The TE86S uses advanced proportional plus integral (P+I) control for optimum temperature control and
comfort.
Table 1. Description of Thermostat.
Model Mounting System Selection Fan Selection Powering
Method
TE86SVERTICALCOOL-OFF-HEATON-AUTOPower StealingNo Backlight
TE86SBVERTICALCOOL-OFF-HEATON-AUTOPower StealingBacklight
Backlight
FEATURES
- Stylish design, replaces Honeywell T834C, White Rodgers 1E56 or Lux PSD150.
- LCD display with back lighting lit all the time (TE86SB).
- Power stealing for universal replacement. No common wire required. No batteries.
- Heat cycle rate can be selected (1,3,4,5,6,9,12) by software to suit many heating applications.
- Heating / cooling damper output to control either dampers or heat pump reversing valve.
- User options and set point are retained in the event of lost power.
Fig. 1.Thermostat
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SPECIFICATIONS
Table 2. Thermostat specifications.
Power
Power Supply24 Vac nominal, 18-30 Vac, 50/60 HZ.
Electrical Rating
Heating rating
Cooling rating
Fan rating
Note: The fan load plus the higher of the heating or
cooling load must not exceed 1.5 Amp continuous
TEMPERATURE RATINGS
Temperature setting range
Ambient temperature range
Shipping temperature range
OPERATING RELATIVE HUMIDITY
CYCLE RATES
Cooling mode
Heating mode
0.02 to 1.5 A continuous
0.02 to 1.5 A continuous
0.02 to 0.5 A continuous
40 to 99 °F (4 to 37 °C)
40 to 110 °F (4 to 43 °C)
14 to 140 °F (-10 to 60 °C)
5 to 90% RH, non-condensing
3 Cycles Per Hour
1,3,4,5,6,9,12 Selectable Cycles Per Hour
DIMENSION
Fig. 2.Thermostat dimension
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electrical code located near each terminal.
INSTALLATION
Read these instructions thoroughly before installing
product. Failure to follow these instructions could
damage the product or cause a hazardous condition.
Check the voltage and current ratings on the product
to ensure that it is suitable for your application.
Installer must be a trained, experienced service
technician. Check product for proper operation after
installation.
CAUTION
Damage to heating and cooling system may occur.
Disconnect power from the equipment at the main
breaker/fuse block while installing the thermostat.
Mounting Location.
Mount the thermostat approximately 5 ft. (1.5m)
above the floor in a location that is free from direct
sunlight, heat from appliances, hot or cold air from
ducts, concealed pipes and chimneys, and drafts or
dead spots behind doors or in corners. Do not mount
on exterior wall, if possible. Failure to locate
thermostat mounting as indicated will result in poor
temperature control.
NOTE: Level thermostat mounting is for appearance
only and is not required for proper thermostat
operation.
Using back plate as a guide, mark two mounting
holes on the wall. Drill two mounting holes. Place
anchors (provided) into the holes until flush with
the hole. Position back plate on the wall and
thread the wires from the heating and cooling
equipment through the wiring hole. Holding the
back plate in place on the wall, secure it to the
wall using mounting screws (provided).
Fig. 4.Installing
Wiring
Pull the connector from the back of thermostat by
inserting screw driver at the base of connector and
gently lift up.
Mounting Thermostat
Take out the back plate by removing the locking
screw (if any) at the bottom of the thermostat. Use
flat head screw driver to unlock the snaps. Lift and
pull it up to remove back plate.
Fig. 3.Taking out
Fig. 5 Lifting the connector
Color-coded 18-22 gauge wire is recommended
for wiring. All wiring must follow local
Fig. 6a.Wiring diagram.