HVAC Controls ZP4-ESP-FAV User manual

FORCED AIR ZONING SYSTEM
INSTALLATION GUIDE
ZP4-ESP-FAV
Indianapolis, IN 46237

TABLE OF CONTENTSTABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview ............................................................................................................................................................. 3
Sequence of Operation ........................................................................................................................................ 3
Design and Installation Guidelines ....................................................................................................................... 3
ZP4-ESP-FAV Panel Layout ................................................................................................................................4
System Wiring .................................................................................................................................................. 5-9
Warning! .................................................................................................................................................. 5
Caution! ................................................................................................................................................... 5
Mounting the Panel .................................................................................................................................. 5
System Power ......................................................................................................................................... 5
HVAC System .......................................................................................................................................... 5
DH Terminals............................................................................................................................................6
Night Stat (Optional) .................................................................................................................................6
Sensors .................................................................................................................................................. 7
Discharge Air Sensor ................................................................................................................... 7
Outdoor Temperature Sensor (Optional) ...................................................................................... 7
Return Air Sensor......................................................................................................................... 7
SPS Terminals ......................................................................................................................................... 8
How ESP Works ...................................................................................................................................... 8
Using a conventional electronic bypass damper .......................................................................................9
CO2 Sensor............................................................................................................................................. 9
FAD fresh air damper ............................................................................................................................. 10
Zone Dampers........................................................................................................................................10
Panel Setup .................................................................................................................................................. 11-14
Switch Configurations............................................................................................................................. 11
System Configuration .............................................................................................................................11
GDM (Graphic Display Module) ..............................................................................................................12
Discharge Air Sensor ............................................................................................................................. 12
Return Air Sensor ...................................................................................................................................12
Outdoor Temperature Sensor .................................................................................................................12
Setting High Limit ................................................................................................................................... 12
Setting Low Limit ................................................................................................................................... 12
Setting High Balance Point .................................................................................................................... 13
Setting Low Balance Point ..................................................................................................................... 13
Upstage Timer Option ............................................................................................................................13
Selecting ESP Zones ..............................................................................................................................13
Selecting Conventional Bypass Damper ................................................................................................13
Ventilation Timer ....................................................................................................................................14
Ventilation Timer Quick Reference Chart ................................................................................................14
Formula For Setting Ventilation Timer .....................................................................................................14
Ventilation Timer Hi Limit ........................................................................................................................15
Ventilation Timer Lo Limit.......................................................................................................................15
Overcool DH Timer .................................................................................................................................15
Panel LED Definitions and Functions ........................................................................................................... 15
Speed Up Mode .................................................................................................................................................16
Optional Night Stat Setup and Scheduling .................................................................................... 16-18
Overview ................................................................................................................................................16
How It Works ..........................................................................................................................................17
Recommended Setup ............................................................................................................................17
System Switch Settings ..........................................................................................................................17
Installer Setup Menu Changes ...............................................................................................................17
Setting The Clock And Day Of Week .......................................................................................................17
Daylight Saving Time ..............................................................................................................................17
Programming Events .............................................................................................................................18
Typical 7-Day Schedule ..........................................................................................................................18
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OVERVIEW
The ZP4-ESP-FAV is a residential and light commercial forced air zone control system that allows a
single HVAC unit to have up to 4 separate zones. The panel can be used with single stage or multi-
stage heat/cool equipment as well as heat pump and dual fuel systems having up to 3 stages of
heating and 2 stages of cooling. Simple slide switch configurations allow for a wide range of system
setup and control options best suited for each zoning application. The ZP4-ESP-FAV incorporates an
integrated ESP static pressure control logic designed to eliminate the need for a conventional bypass
damper when used with 3-wire zone dampers or can be used with a single motorized bypass damper
through installer selection. A Graphics Display Module (GDM) allows real time monitoring of
discharge air, return air and outside air temperature when used with appropriate sensors. The GDM is
also used to set high and low limits, high and low outdoor balance points, timed upstaging, high and
low limits for fresh air ventilation as well as fresh air ventilation timing and selection of designated
ESP zones or use of a single electronic bypass damper in place of the ESP function.
SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
Each zone is controlled by its own space thermostat and motorized zone damper. If any zone
thermostat calls for heating or cooling, the zones not calling will have their dampers powered closed
and the zones calling will have their dampers powered open. If the ESP feature is enabled, non-
calling zones will modulate open enough to maintain system static pressure. If conventional bypass is
selected, all non-calling zones will go to the closed position and the heating or cooling equipment will
be energized. When all zones are satisfied, the heating or cooling equipment will turn off. Zone
dampers will then reposition based on ventilation mode selection. The system uses First Call
Priority - Time Share mode of operation.
First Call Priority - Time Share:
The first zone that calls for heating or cooling establishes the equipment mode of operation. If an
opposite call takes place, it will be delayed until the first call is satisfied or after twenty minutes at
which time the equipment will change mode of operation.
DESIGN AND INSTALLATION GUIDLINES
[ ] Zone control begins with good HVAC design.
[ ] Proper load calculations used to determine duct and equipment sizing are essential in achieving
optimum performance.
[ ] Install zone thermostats in their respective zones.
[ ] System wires should be tagged to match the panel terminal designations and zone
identification.
[ ] Zone dampers should be installed at least 10’ back from discharge air grills whenever possible.
[ ] Zone dampers need to be located where they can be accessed for trouble shooting.
[ ] Flex or lined duct is recommended on the last 5’ of each branch run.
[ ] Thermostats and zone dampers can typically be located up to 300’ from the control panel when
18AWG copper thermostat wire is used.
[ ] Always use a separate 24VAC transformer rated at the proper VA to power the panel, zone
dampers, thermostats and other optional peripherals.
[ ] Never use the equipment transformer regardless of its VA rating.
[ ] When using forced air zoning with a variable speed HVAC system, the fan should be set
at 400 CFM per ton of cooling.
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ZP4-ESP-FAV PANEL LAYOUT
SELECT UP DOWN
3 AMP3 AMP
3 AMP 3 AMP
ZP4-ESP-FAV
24 VOLT POWER
ZONE 1 DAMPER
ZONE 2 DAMPER
ZONE 3 DAMPER
ZONE 4 DAMPER
BYPASS DAMPER
OPTIONAL NIGHT STAT
STATIC PRESSURE SENSOR
DISCHARGE AIR SENSOR
RETURN AIR SENSOR
OUTDOOR SENSOR
CO2 SENSOR
HVAC EQUIPMENT
ZONE 1 THERMOSTAT
3 AMP FUSE
PROTECT RELAY
CONTACTS
3 AMP FUSE
PROTECTS CIRCUIT
BOARD
SYSTEM
SETUP
SWITCHES
TIME DELAY
SPEED UP
BUTTON
HVAC
SYSTEM
LEDs
ZONE
DAMPER
POSITION
LEDs
(ON WHEN
OPEN)
AUXILIARY LEDS
GRAPHIC
PROGRAMMING
DISPLAY MODULE
PC2
C1
PO3
PC2
C1
PO3
PC2
C1
PO3
PC2
C1
PO3
PC2
C1
PO3
C
R
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
ZONE STAT 1
ZONE 2 THERMOSTAT
C
R
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
ZONE STAT 2
C
R
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
ZONE STAT 1
ZONE 3 THERMOSTAT
C
R
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
ZONE STAT 3
ZONE 4 THERMOSTAT
C
R
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
ZONE STAT 4
DH
DH
1 2 3 4 5 6
DAS
DAS
RAS
RAS
OTS
OTS
BYPASS
C
R
CO2
CO2
C
P0
FAD
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
R
HVAC SYSTEM
POWER
ZD1
ZD2
ZD3
ZD4
OCCUPIED
DAS
OTS
SPS
BP
CO2
FAD
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
HP HC SYSTEM
FOSSIL CONV HEAT PUMP
B O REV VALVE
ELECT GAS FAN
1 MIN OFF PURGE
2 ZONES OFF CAP CTRL
DEHUMIDIFACTION
INPUT
POWER
LED
FRESH AIR DAMPER
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SYSTEM WIRING
WARNING!
1. Turn power off to HVAC equipment and control panel during installation to prevent serious injury
from electrical shock and/or damage to the system.
2. Use extreme care when making duct openings and handling sheet metal to avoid injury.
3. Install all components in a manner that provides easy access for test, check, and startup.
CAUTION!
1. Installation of this system must be in compliance with all applicable codes.
2. HVAC system must be properly sized and balanced to assure optimum system performance.
3. All low voltage cable must be 18 gauge solid (not stranded) wire.
4. All wiring should be color coded and tagged for proper identification.
Mounting the Panel
Carefully remove the panel from the shipping carton. Remove the cover and any packing material.
Position the panel on a flat, non-condensating, vertical surface near the indoor unit that will facilitate
ease of wiring and service access. Use appropriate anchors and screws to secure the panel to the
surface.
System Power
1. Wire a 24VAC, 75VA transformer to the 24VAC ‘R’ and ‘C’ terminals on the ZP4-ESP-FAV panel.
HVAC System
2. Wire the HVAC equipment to the HVAC SYSTEM terminals on the ZP4-ESP-FAV panel.
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
R
Y1
Y2
W1
W2
G
R
C
CONVENTIONAL
HEATING & COOLING SYSTEM
ZP4-ESP-FAV
HVAC SYSTEM TERMINALS
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
R
Y1
Y2
W1
O/B
G
R
C
HEAT PUMP OR FOSSIL FUEL
HEAT / COOL SYSTEM
ZP4-ESP-FAV
HVAC SYSTEM TERMINALS
WARNING! NEVER USE THE EQUIPMENT TRANSFORMER
24V COMMON
NOT USEDNOT USED
24VAC 120/208/240/480 VAC
TR-75 TRANSFORMER
R
C
NOT USED
24VAC
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DH Terminals
The ZP4-ESP-FAV has a set of terminals marked DH that are a normally open dry contact input
designed for an optional dehumidistat. When the HVAC system is in the cooling mode and the
humidity is above the dedhumidistat setpoint, the cooling setpoint will be overridden and the
equipment will continue to run until either the dehumidistat setpoint is reached or the equipment is
shut off based on a selectable run time from 1 minute to 15 minutes in 1 minute increments.
Dehumidification is ignored during the heating mode.
DH
DH
DEHUMIDISTAT
INPUT
N.O. CONTACTS
Night Stat (Optional)
The NIGHT STAT terminals are designed to be used with a UT32-NS programmable thermostat for
occupied and unoccupied scheduling of the ZP4-ESP-FAV panel. This feature is suitable for
commercial applications and eliminates the need for programmable thermostats in each zone.
Remove the factory jumper across the R and NS terminals on the panel. Wire the 24V Common C
from the panel to the Common C on the thermostat. Wire the 24V Hot R on the panel to the Hot R on
the thermostat. Wire the NS terminal on the panel to the G terminal on the thermostat. The
thermostat can also be fitted with a remote sensor in applications where the Night Stat is located in
an equipment room or maintenance office. Refer to the Night Stat Setup and Scheduling section in
this Installation Guide.
UT32-NS
NIGHT STAT
C
R
NS
Optional
T-S1
Remote
Sensor
Terminals
S2
SC S1 O/B AUX AUX Y1 Y2 W1 G
R C
WIRE
ACCESS
HOLE
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
MOUNTING HOLES
MOUNTING HOLES
W2 MOUNTING
HOLE
NIGHT STAT
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Outdoor Temperature Sensor (Optional)
The outdoor temperature sensor is used for High and Low Balance Point control in heat pump and
dual fuel applications but can also be used for High and Low outdoor temperature limits for fresh air
ventilation as well as outdoor temperature display. Mount the sensor inside the outdoor unit where it
will not be directly exposed to sunlight, water, snow or ice. Wire the sensor to the OTS terminals on
the panel.
S
E
N
S
O
R
ENCLOSURE
ZPA-OTS
DAS
DAS
RAS
RAS
OTS
OTS
SENSORS
The SENSOR terminals provide inputs for Discharge Air (DAS), Return Air (RAS) and Outdoor
Temperature (OTS) sensors. All sensors are NTC Type III thermistors rated at 10K Ohms @ 77° F.
Discharge Air Sensor
Mount the discharge air sensor in the main supply duct out of the line of sight of the heat exchanger
or cooling coil and upstream of any duct transitions or zone dampers. Wire the sensor to the DAS
terminals on the panel. The sensor is used for High and Low Limit protection as well as display of
discharge air temperature.
ZPA-DTS
DUCT
DAS
DAS
RAS
RAS
OTS
OTS
Return Air Sensor (Optional)
Mount the return air sensor in the main return duct. Wire the sensor to the RAS terminals on the
panel. The sensor is used to display return air temperature only.
ZPA-DTS
DUCT
DAS
DAS
RAS
RAS
OTS
OTS
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SPS Terminals
The SPS terminals wire to the ZPA-SPS Static Pressure Sensor. The sensor should be installed on a
flat surface so that the diaphragm is in the vertical position. Use the 1/4” x 36” tubing provided and
connect one end to the (P1+) high pressure fitting on the sensor. The other end of the tubing should
be connected to the plastic sensing probe mounted in the main discharge air plenum prior to any
zone dampers or duct transitions. The sensing probe is 2-1/8” x 1/4” O.D. Install and mount the probe
with the arrow in the direction of airflow. The pressure sensor is factory set for 0.35” W.C. but is fully
adjustable from 0.08 to 1.2” W.C. The terminals are not polarity sensitive. Use 18-2 thermostat wire.
After removing the outer jacket, strip approximately 1/8” insulation off of each wire. Land the wires to
terminals 2 and 3 on the pressure sensor and repeat the process on the other end by landing the
wires to the SPS terminals 2 and 3 on the panel.
NOTE: The ESP function only works with 3-wire, power open / power close dampers.
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FACTORY SET
AT 0.35” W.C.
STATIC PRESSURE
SETPOINT DIAL
ZPA-SPS
How ESP works when selected over conventional bypass
As zone dampers open and close, the ZPA-SPS Static Pressure Sensor continuously monitors the
system static pressure. If the static pressure goes above the static pressure setpoint, the sensor will
send a signal to the panel which will begin to open selected non-calling zone dampers until the static
pressure setpoint is maintained. The SPS LED will come on until the static pressure reaches setpoint
and then turns off. Selected non-calling ESP zone LEDs will blink when their dampers are in a
floating position. The small amount of air allowed to bleed into non-calling zones eliminates air noise
and ensures proper airflow through the HVAC system. This also prevents coil freeze up and high
temperature issues. When all zones are satisfied, all zone dampers will go to the full open position
provided no thermostat is calling for ventilation mode.
CONTROL MUST BE MOUNTED
IN VERTICAL POSITION
THE 1/4” TUBING SHOULD BE
CONNECTED TO P1+
HIGH PRESSURE FITTING ON THE
PRESSURE SENSOR
AIR HANDLER
TOP VIEW
RETURN
AIR
SUPPLY
AIR
INSTALL
SENSING
PROBE
WITH ARROW
IN DIRECTION
OF AIRFLOW
ZPA-SPS
SYSTEM WIRING
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SYSTEM WIRING
PC2
C1
PO3
BYPASS
Using a conventional electronic bypass damper
A conventional electronic bypass damper can be used in place of the ESP feature. When selected,
the bypass damper wires to the BYPASS terminals on the panel which is then controlled by the ZPA-
SPS static pressure control.
CO2 Sensor
The ZP4-ESP-FAV panel has an input for a CO2 sensor having a normally open dry contact output.
When CO2 reaches a pre-selected setting on the sensor, the CO2 contacts will close causing a fresh
air damper to open and the system fan to run regardless of what mode the equipment is in. Once the
CO2 level falls below the sensor setting, the contact will open and the fresh air damper will close and
the fan will go intermittent with the equipment.
C
R
CO2
CO2
CO2-TH AC
AC
+
-
AC/DC
12-30V
T1
T2
Remote
Input
0-10V Coms Relay
Com
0-V
Com
0-V
CO2 RH
Temp
A B NO NC
Com
WIRING DIAGRAM FOR iO CO2-TH INDOOR CO2,
TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY MONITOR
9
FP18-MOTOR
24VAC/DC
2.5 VA 1.5W
1 Comm
2 Close
3 Open
0
1
1 2 3

Zone Dampers
The panel has dedicated terminals for each zone damper. Dampers have three-wire, floating point
actuators rated at 2.5VA.
NOTE: 3-wire dampers must be used with the ESP function that eliminates the need for a traditional
bypass damper.
PC2
C1
PO3
ZD1
C
P0
FAD
SYSTEM WIRING
FAD (Fresh Air Damper)
The ZP4-ESP-FAV has a fresh air damper terminal designed to be used with a 24VAC Power Open /
Spring Close, 2-wire damper. The fresh air damper can be used for both timed fresh air ventilation
and/or CO2 ventilation.
TYPICAL 2-WIRE
POWER OPEN / SPRING CLOSE
FRESH AIR DAMPER
10
FP18-MOTOR
24VAC/DC
2.5 VA 1.5W
1 Comm
2 Close
3 Open
0
1
1 2 3

PANEL SETUP
1 2 3 4 5 6
HP HC SYSTEM
FOSSIL CONV HEAT PUMP
B O REV VALVE
ELECT GAS FAN
1 MIN OFF PURGE
2 ZONES OFF CAP CTRL
Switch Configurations
The ZP4-ESP-FAV panel has a row of slide switches that are used to configure the panel for the
specific equipment application. The switches also provide other control options.
System Configuration
Switch 1 selects the type of system. Heat Pump or Heat / Cool
Switch 2 selects the type of Heat Pump. Fossil Fuel or Conventional
Note: For heat pump applications, zone thermostats should be configured for heat pumps
with electric backup regardless of if heat pump system is conventional or fossil fuel.
Switch 3 selects the heat pump reversing valve. B (Energized in Heating) or O (Energized in cooling)
Switch 4 selects the fan operation. Electric or Gas
Switch 5 selects the purge option. 1 MIN (Zone dampers maintain position and fan runs for 1 minute
after call is satisfied) or OFF (No purge cycle after call is satisfied)
Switch 6 selects Capacity Control. Capacity Control can be used in multi-stage equipment
applications to prevent a second stage from energizing until at least two zones are calling. It still
requires a second stage call from at least one of the zone thermostats. 2 ZONES for Capacity
Control or OFF for no Capacity Control.
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PANEL SETUP
GDM (Graphic Display Module)
The GDM is designed to provide real-time display of discharge air, return air and outdoor air
temperatures when the appropriate sensors are wired to the panel. The GDM is also used to set Low
Limit, High Limit, Low Balance Point, and High Balance Point setpoints as well as initiation of the
automatic upstage timer. The GDM is backlit and has been factory calibrated to provide the best
contrast.
SELECT UP DOWN
Discharge
No Sensor
SELECT UP DOWN
Return
No Sensor
SELECT UP DOWN
Outdoor
No Sensor
Discharge Air Sensors
When the ZP4-ESP-FAV panel is first powered up, the GDM will illuminate and
momentarily display the firmware version information and then the Discharge
Air Temperature. If the word No Sensor appears, the sensor has not been
connected.
Return Air Sensor
Press SELECT again and the Return Air Temperature will be displayed. If the
word No Sensor appears, the sensor has not been connected.
Outdoor Temperature Sensor
Press SELECT again and the outdoor temperature will be displayed. If the
word No Sensor appears, the sensor has not been connected.
Setting High Limit
Press SELECT again and the High Limit setpoint will be displayed. Depending
on the equipment application, the High Limit can be set from 100° F to 180° F.
Use the UP or DOWN buttons to adjust the High Limit setpoint. Once the limit
setpoint is made, it will be maintained in non-volatile memory.
Setting Low Limit
Press the SELECT button and the Low Limit setpoint will be displayed. Use
the UP or DOWN buttons to adjust the Low Limit Setpoint. The setpoint range
is from 30° F to 55° F. The recommended setting is 46° F.
SELECT UP DOWN
High Limit
180 °F
SELECT UP DOWN
Low Limit
30 °F
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PANEL SETUP
Setting High Balance Point
High Balance Point only functions in heat pump and dual fuel configuration. It
is designed to prevent the auxiliary heat from coming on if the outdoor air
temperature is above the High Balance Point setpoint. Press the SELECT
button to display the High BP. Use the UP or DOWN buttons to adjust the
setpoint. The setpoint range is from 20° F to 60° F.
SELECT UP DOWN
High BP
60 °F
Setting Low Balance Point
Low Balance Point only functions in heat pump and dual fuel configuration. It is
designed to prevent the compressors from coming on and immediately switch
to auxiliary heat if the outdoor air temperature falls below the Low Balance
Point setpoint. Press the SELECT button to display the Low BP. Use the UP
or DOWN buttons to adjust the setpoint. The setpoint range is from
0° F to 40° F.
Upstage Timer Option
If single stage zone thermostats are used with multi-stage equipment, an
automatic Upstage Timer can be initiated. Press the SELECT button to display
the Upstage Timer option. Default = Disable; adjustable from 5 to 20 minutes.
Selecting ESP zones
You can select which zones you want to apply the ESP function by toggling to
the ESP Zones menu. Press the SELECT button to highlight the zone.
The factory default for all zones is active ESP function as indicated by the
bullet (●) next to each zone. To deselect a zone, press the UP or DOWN button
until the bullet disappears.
Selecting Conventional Bypass Damper
A conventional motorized bypass damper can be used in place of the ESP
feature. Deselect all four ESP zones and select Bypass as illustrated.
SELECT UP DOWN
Low BP
0 °F
SELECT UP DOWN
Upstage Timer
Disable
SELECT UP DOWN
ESP Zones
● ● Zone 2 Zone 1
● Zone 3 ● Zone 4
Bypass
SELECT UP DOWN
ESP Zones
● Zone 2 Zone 1
● Zone 3 ● Zone 4
Bypass
SELECT UP DOWN
ESP Zones
Zone 2 Zone 1
Zone 3 Zone 4
Bypass
●
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SELECT UP DOWN
Vent Timer
Disable
PANEL SETUP
Ventilation Timer
The Ventilation Timer is designed to improve residential indoor air quality. This is
accomplished by introducing fresh, outside air through a fresh air damper
controlled by a logic panel. The panel controls the amount of fresh air required
each hour based on the ASHRAE 62.2 - 2013 Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality
Standard. The Ventilation Timer is adjustable from 1 minute to 60 minutes in 1
minute increments. The factory default is Disable.
Ventilation Timer Quick Reference Chart
The reference chart below is designed to provide FAV ventilation timer settings
based on using 8” rigid straight duct with friction loss of 0.1” w.g. per 100 ft. This
chart can be used for most applications.
<500
501-1000
1001-1500
1501-2000
2001-2500
2501-3000
3001-3500
3501-4000
4001-4500
4501-5000
HOME SIZE (Ft²)
NUMBER OF BEDROOMS ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE
VENTILATION TIMER SETTING (MINUTES PER HOUR)
8 10 12 15 16
12 15 16 19 21
16 19 21 23 25
21 23 25 27 29
25 27 29 31 33
29 31 33 35 37
33 35 37 39 41
37 39 41 43 45
41 43 45 47 49
45 47 49 51 53
FORMULA FOR SETTING THE VENTILATION TIMER
The FAV Ventilation Control System is designed to simplify selecting the minimum ventilation cycle
rate to meet ASHRAE 62.2 - 2013 Standard by using a single dial to set the desired number of
minutes per hour that ventilation will take place. The timer cycle rate is calculated as follows:
(Home Area in Sq. Ft. x 0.03) + ((Number of Bedrooms + 1) x 7.5) = Required Airflow in CFM
(Required Airflow in CFM x 60 ÷ Total Airflow of Fresh Air Duct) x 60 = Ventilation Minutes Per Hour
Example: Home Area = 2,500 Sq. Ft. with 4 bedrooms.
(2,500 x 0.03 = 75) + ((4 + 1) x 7.5 = 37.50) = 112.50 CFM
Total airflow of 8” rigid fresh air duct @ 0.1” w.c. = 220 CFM x 60 = 13,200 Cubic Feet Per Hour
(112.50 CFM x 60 Minutes = 6,750) 6,750 ÷ 13,200 x 60 = 30.68 Ventilation Minutes Per Hour
The ventilation timer would be set for 31 Minutes
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PANEL SETUP
SELECT UP DOWN
Vent Hi Limit
Disable
Ventilation Timer Hi Limit
When an outdoor sensor is wired to the panel and Timed Ventilation is being
used, the fresh air damper will remain closed if the temperature exceeds the Hi
Limit setting which is adjustable from 60° F to 90° F in 1 degree increments. The
factory default is Disable.
Ventilation Timer Lo Limit
When an outdoor sensor is wired to the panel and Timed Ventilation is being
used, the fresh air damper will remain closed if the temperature falls below the
Lo Limit setting which is adjustable from 1° F to 60° F in 1 degree increments.
The factory default is Disable.
Overcool DH Timer
When a dehumidistat is wired to the panel the amount of compressor overrun
time can be adjusted from 1 minute up to 15 minutes in 1 minute increments.
The timer setting will cancel cooling if the dehumidification setpoint has not
been reached. The factory default is Disable.
SELECT UP DOWN
Vent Lo Limit
Disable
SELECT UP DOWN
Overcool DH Time
Disable
PANEL LED DEFINITIONS AND FUNCTIONS
BP
CO2
FAD
Y1
Y2
W1-AUX
W2-O/B
G
ZD1
ZD2
ZD3
ZD4
OCCUPIED
DAS
OTS
SPS
POWER
On when damper is open.
Off when damper is closed.
Blinking when less than 100%
open and holding due to ESP
function.
On when panel is in occupied mode.
Off when no sensor is detected.
On when sensor is detected.
Blinking when sensor is tripped.
On only when SPS is tripped.
Off when bypass damper is closed
On when bypass damper is opening.
Blinking when bypass damper is less
than 100% open and holding.
On only if CO2 is tripped.
Off when closed and on when open.
On when 24V is applied to panel.
On when selected HVAC
output is energized.
TIME DELAY
SPEED UP
BUTTON
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PANEL LED DEFINITIONS AND FUNCTIONS
SPEED UP
3 SEC = 1 MIN
SPEED UP BUTTON
PANEL TIME DELAYS
TIME DELAY NORMAL MODE SPEED UP MODE
Minimum OFF Time 4 Minutes 12 Seconds
Changeover 5 Minutes 15 Seconds
Time Share 20 Minutes 60 Seconds
Purge 1 Minute 3 Seconds
Blinks when panel is in speed up mode.
3 seconds = 1 minute in speed up mode.
Pushing the Speed Up button manually turns
Speed Up on and off. If left on, Speed Up mode
drops out in 10 minutes.
OPTIONAL NIGHT STAT SETUP AND SCHEDULING
OVERVIEW:
The UT32-NS programmable touchscreen thermostat can be used for occupied and unoccupied
scheduling of the ZP4-ESP-FAV panel. When wired and configured properly, the thermostat takes the
place of a separate 7-day clock, night stat and override timer. The UT32-NS Programmable Fan option
is used to trigger the ‘G’ fan relay to open or close the Clock Contact ‘NS’ terminal on the
ZP4-ESP-FAV panel that places the system in the occupied or unoccupied mode of operation. The
thermostat can also be used with a T-S1 Indoor Remote Sensor. 24 volt power to the thermostat is
supplied by the panel through dedicated Clock Power terminals ‘C’ and ‘R’. The thermostat also has
battery backup to maintain the real-time clock in the event of a power failure. The thermostat can be
configured to provide 7-day scheduling with 2 events per day (occupied and unoccupied).
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OPTIONAL NIGHT STAT SETUP AND SCHEDULING
INSTALLER SETUP MENU CHANGES:
After the thermostat is powered up, touch and hold both the Clock and Mode section for 5 seconds to
enter the Installer Menu. Touch Mode to advance forward through the menu or touch Fan to back up.
MENU CHANGES: (LEAVE ALL OTHER OPTIONS AT FACTORY DEFAULTS)
1:PR = 2 (Program Schedules)
4:PF = ON (Programmable Fan)
After the above changes have been made, touch and hold Mode until the thermostat exits the Installer
Setup menu.
HOW IT WORKS:
The UT32-NS does not control the HVAC equipment and only uses the ‘G’ fan relay to set the
panel in either the occupied or unoccupied mode. This is accomplished by using the Programmable
Fan option so that the fan relay is energized during occupied mode (Always On) and de-energized
during unoccupied mode (Automatic). When in Automatic mode, the fan relay will only energize when
the temperature falls below or rises above the programmed unoccupied heating and cooling setpoints.
RECOMMENDED SETUP:
After mounting and wiring the thermostat subbase to the ZP4-ESP-FAV panel, follow the
recommended setup and scheduling steps.
SYSTEM SWITCH SETTINGS:
The UT32-NS contains a set of four system switches located on the printed circuit board on the back of
the thermostat. Make sure the system switches are set as follows:
Sw 1 = OFF
Sw 2 = ON
Sw 3 = ON
Sw 4 = OFF
SETTING THE CLOCK AND DAY OF WEEK:
It is important that the time of day and day of the week is set properly so that occupied and
unoccupied programs are initiated correctly.
1. Touch and hold Clock and the hour will flash. Tap the UP or DOWN arrow to select the correct
hour. Note: PM hours are indicated by PM on the LCD.
2. Tap Clock again and the minutes will flash. Tap the UP or Down arrow to select the correct
minutes.
3. Tap Clock again and the month will flash. Tap the UP or DOWN arrow to select the month.
4. Tap Clock again and the day of the month will flash. Tap the UP or DOWN arrow to select the day
of the month.
5. Tap Clock again and the year will flash. Tap the UP or DOWN arrow to select the year.
6. To exit the menu, touch Clock again. The thermostat will automatically display the correct day of
the week.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME:
The thermostat automatically compensates for Daylight Saving Time. When Daylight Saving Time is
active, DST is displayed next to the time of day.
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OPTIONAL NIGHT STAT SETUP AND SCHEDULING
PROGRAMMING EVENTS:
When the thermostat is configured to provide 2 schedules per day (Occupied/Unoccupied), 7 days per
week, each event is displayed on the LCD as DAY (Occupied) and NIGHT (Unoccupied).
1. Touch and hold Program until Mon (Monday) flashes.
2. Tap Program again until the hour flashes and Day is displayed on the LCD. Use the UP or DOWN
arrow to set the hour start time. Note: PM hours are indicated by PM on the LCD.
3. Tap Program again until the minutes flash. Use the UP or DOWN arrow to set the minutes.
4. Tap Program again and the heating setpoint will flash. Leave the setpoint at the factory default of
70 degrees.
5. Tap Program again and the cooling setpoint will flash. Leave the setpoint at the factory default of 75
degrees.
6. Tap Program again and the fan option Always On will flash. This is the correct setting for the Day
mode. If the fan option displays Automatic, use the UP or DOWN arrow to set the fan option Always
On.
7. Tap Program again until the hour flashes and Night is displayed on the LCD. Use the UP or DOWN
arrow to set the hour start time. Note: PM hours are indicated by PM on the LCD.
8. Tap Program again until the minutes flash. Use the UP or DOWN arrow to set the minutes.
9. Tap Program again and the heating setpoint will flash. You can use the UP or DOWN arrow to
change the heating setpoint or use the factory default of 62 degrees.
10. Tap Program again and the cooling setpoint will flash. You can use the UP or DOWN arrow to
change the cooling setpoint or use the factory default of 83 degrees.
11. Tap Program again and the fan option Automatic will flash. This is the correct setting for the Day
mode. If the fan option displays Always On, use the UP or DOWN arrow to set the fan option to
Automatic.
12. Tap Program again and CPY (Copy) will appear on the LCD. If you wish to copy the Monday
program to additional days of the week, use the UP or DOWN arrow to add additional days. Example:
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
13. Once you have selected the days to be copied, touch Program. CPY will begin to flash and then
the next programming day will flash. Example: If you copy the Monday schedule through Friday, Sat
(Saturday) will flash. Simply repeat the programming steps for any day where the building will be
unoccupied. The only required change is that both the Day and Night fan option should be set to
Automatic and the heating and cooling setpoints for Day should reflect the unoccupied setpoints for
Night.
14. Once programming is completed, make sure the thermostat is set in the Auto mode of operation.
TYPICAL 7-DAY SCHEDULE
2 events per day with Saturday and Sunday unoccupied
PROGRAM DAY START TIME HEAT COOL FAN
SETPOINT SETPOINT
DAY MON 7:00 AM 70 75 Always On
NIGHT 5:00 PM 62 83 Automatic
COPY MONDAY PROGRAM TO TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
DAY SAT 7:00 PM 62 83 Automatic
NIGHT 5:00 PM 62 83 Automatic
COPY SATURDAY PROGRAM TO SUNDAY
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