Make all wiring to conform to local, national, and regional codes. Use copper conductors only. Do not use the temperature controls on applications where electrical ratings exceed the ratings shown on the control’s cover label.
For typical wiring applications, see the following figures:
The following figure shows standard wiring for the control of a two speed ventilation fan. When control temperature reaches the dial setting, the low temperature switch starts the fan on low speed. If the space temperature continues to rise, the high temperature switch supplies power to the high speed motor winding and disconnects the low speed winding.
The following figure shows standard wiring for a two speed volume fan application. The fan starts when the temperature reaches the dial setting. If the temperature continues to rise, the high temperature switch energizes the damper motor.
The following figure shows standard wiring for a combination heating and cooling system with automatic changeover. When the temperature increases to the dial setting, the heating system turns off because the R-B low temperature switch contacts open. An increase of approximately 3°F (1.7°C) turns on the fan or cooling system through the R-Y contacts of the high temperature switch.
The following figure shows standard wiring for two stage heating. When the temperature drops to the dial setting, the first stage heating turns on. If the temperature continues to drop by approximately 3°F (1.7°C) the second heating stage turns on.