Peco Performance PRO TW180 User manual

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• Programmable or Non-programmable
• Line or Low Voltage
• Keypad Lock Out
• Large 8 square inch blue display
• Easy User Interface
TW180
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Multi-Fan Thermostat
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Thank you for choosing a PECO®Performance PRO™thermostat. This thermostat is intended for
use in residential and commercial environments. It is designed for and can support up to 2-HEAT/
1-COOLconventional, fan coil or PTAC applications.
The Performance PRO™TW180 is configurable to meet different operational requirements,
including settings for programmable or non-programmable operation. Features include an 8
square inch blue backlit display with dynamic menus accessed using soft keys, auto-changeover,
optional remote sensors, occupancy sensors, three levels of keypad lockout, a PIN access code,
and a heat/cool demand indicator. When set up for programmable mode the system provides
two or four scheduled events per day, a 365-day calendar, 20 holidays, holiday override, and
temporary override.
The TW180 can be powered by either 120-277 VAC or 24 VAC depending on wiring. See the
installation instructions for more information. This thermostat includes memory for permanent
storage of user settings in the event of a power failure.
THE PECO PERFORMANCE PRO TW180THE PECO PERFORMANCE PRO TW180

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Table of Contents
TW180 Thermostat
The PECO Performance PRO™TW180..............................................................................................2
Quick reference: Default Display mode...............................................................................................5
Quick reference: Home Display mode & navigation............................................................................6
Quick reference: Home Display screen ..............................................................................................7
Key operation.......................................................................................................................................8
Set the clock, month, and day...........................................................................................................11
Select Fahrenheit or Celsius temperature.........................................................................................12
Select the fan mode...........................................................................................................................13
Select system mode..........................................................................................................................14
Program the thermostat.....................................................................................................................15
Program scheduled events................................................................................................................16
Program override...............................................................................................................................18
Program a holiday .............................................................................................................................19
Thermostat features...........................................................................................................................21
Notes............................................................................................................................................22-23
TW180 Product Specifications................................................................................................24

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!CAUTION!
•READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO OPERATE THIS THERMOSTAT.
• FOLLOW THE PERFORMANCE PRO INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE PROCEEDING.
• Failure to observe safety information and comply with instructions could result in PERSONAL INJURY,
DEATHAND/OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
• Use this thermostat only as described in this manual.
• This is a 24-277 VAC low-voltage thermostat. Disconnect Power before removing the cover.
• Contactaqualiedservicepersonifatanytimethethermostatdoesnotoperateproperly.
• Use care to avoid static discharge to the thermostat.
• Toavoidelectricalshockordamage to equipment,disconnectpower before installing orservicing and use
only wiring with insulation rated for full thermostat operating voltage.
•Toavoidpotentialreand/orexplosion,donotuseinpotentiallyammableorexplosiveatmospheres.
• Thisproduct,wheninstalled,willbepartofanengineeredsystemwhosespecicationsandperformance
characteristics are not designed nor controlled by PECO.
•All wiring and applications must conform to local and national building codes and ordinancesApplications
and national codes must be reviewed prior to installation to assure the installation is functional and safe.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This thermostat was shipped with factory default settings.The thermostat’s installer
mayhaveconguredthethermostatdifferentlyfromthefactory-defaultsettings,andmayhavemodied
or disabled certain features. Contact the installer or a service technician if there are questions about the
thermostat’sconguration.

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QUICK REFERENCE: DEFAULT DISPLAY MODEQUICK REFERENCE: DEFAULT DISPLAY MODE
Default Display
The factory programmed settings show the time, temperature, and setpoint. This is called
the Default Display. The Default Display appears after a short period of inactivity. The Default
Display can be custom configured to show user-selected items only (see Service Menu 520 in
Installation Guide”).
Note: Indicator notifications may appear in the digital display if user action is required.

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QUICK REFERENCE: HOME DISPLAY MODE & NAVIGATIONQUICK REFERENCE: HOME DISPLAY MODE & NAVIGATION
Navigate submenu options to customize thermostat settings.Available options are:
Next-Advancestothenextmenuiteminsequence.
Go Back - Returns back one step in menu sequence or reverts to Home Display.
Done - Saves settings and reverts to the Home Display.
Cancel - Discards set point override and reverts to the Home Display.
Exit- Discards changes and reverts to the Home Display.
Home Display
ThePerformancePRO™TW180hastwo▲/▼(UpandDown)keysandfoursoftkeys(1-3;6
below).Press any key to enter Home Display from Default Display. Press softkeys toenter
submenus.Softkeyshavemultiplefunctions;availablesubmenusdependonmenunavigation.
System key
4Demand
Indicator
3More key
Fan key
Up and Down
keys
Override key
Digital display

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QUICK REFERENCE: TW180 HOME DISPLAY SCREENQUICK REFERENCE: TW180 HOME DISPLAY SCREEN
System key
Press to enter
system settings:
Off/Heat/Cool/
Auto (see pp. 8, 14)
More key
Press to view more
options from Home
Display (see p. 9)
Current time
(see p. 11)
Current day
(see p. 11)
Wi-Fi
Signal
(Optional)
Exit
(see p.10)
Override key
Press to override
scheduled events
(see pp. 9, 18)
Current temperature
(see p. 12)
Fan
Displays Fan/Auto/
On & Speed when
activated
(see pp. 9, 13)
Fan key
Press to enter
fan display
(see pp. 9, 13)
System mode
Displays current
system mode
(see pp. 8, 14)
Program
scheduled
events
(see p.16 )
Set Point
Temperature
(see pp. 16-22)
Stage 2
If Available

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KEY OPERATIONKEY OPERATION
System Key (ON|OFF)
Used to control the operating mode of the thermostats. The options available are dependent
on System Type selected in Service Menu 110 (see the Installation Guide).
System modes are:
HEAT – Select for the system to operate in heating mode only.
COOL– Select for system to operate in cooling mode only.
AUTO –Allows the system to automatically changeover between heating and cooling
modes as room temperature varies. Changeover requires the thermostat to transition
through the deadband. The user selected set point is the control point unless the
system is running to a schedule.
OFF–Turnsalloutputsoff;onlyzonetemperatureandtimearedisplayed.
Note: Deadband is set in the service menu and is used when scheduling events
(see Service Menu 380).

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Fan key
ON - Continuous fan operation.
AUTO-CycledFanoperation.Fancyclesoffwhenthesetpointissatised.
HI-MED-LO - Selectable speeds based on system.
In fan staged operation the user does not have access to speed selection.
More key
Used to view more menu options. From the Home Display, press
“More” to show more menu options that may be accessed by pressing the soft keys.
Demand Indicator
An indicator light on lower left front panel will display red when heating and green when
cooling.
Up and Down keys (▲/▼)
Used in menus to increase or decrease set point or for menu navigation.
Note:Pressing▲/▼keysshowtheOverridedisplayunlessHolidaymodeisset.
Override key
Used to create a temporary override of current setpoint temperature. Pressing “Override”
willdisplaythe“Next”and“Done”optionsandthesetpointwillbeginashing.
KEY OPERATION (CONT.)KEY OPERATION (CONT.)

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Additional Key Operation
Cancel - Used ot Cancel a user Override. Thermostat will resume normal operation.
Exit - Discards changes and returns to the Home display.
Setback - Thermostat is operating at Setback values. (See Service Menus 310 & 320)
Display Messages
This thermostat can be set to display the following codes:
Fdd - Indicatesaneconomizerfault*,thermostatcontinuesnormaloperation.
Dor - Indicates a door/window is open, all outputs are turned off until door/window is closed.
Err - IndicatesacontactclosureatTB1-3andTB1-7*.Alloutputsareturnedoff.
*Indicates that your system may require service.
KEY OPERATION (CONT.)KEY OPERATION (CONT.)

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1. Press More to view menu options.
2. Press Clock to access menu options.
3. Press▲/▼toselect12or24HR
format, then press Next.
4. Press ▲/ ▼to select clock hour, then
press Next.
5. Press▲/▼toselectclockminutes,
then press Next.
6. Press▲/▼toselectclockyear,then
press Next.
7. Press▲/▼toselectcurrentmonth,
then press Next.
8. Press▲/▼toselectcurrentdate.Days
and Mo (month) appears.
9. Press Donetonishclockmode.
SET THE CLOCK, MONTH,AND DAYSET THE CLOCK, MONTH,AND DAY
Note: At any time, press GoBack to return to the
previous menu, Next to advance and view more
options, or Done to save changes and return
home.
PRESS ANY KEY TO BEGIN
In clock mode press ▲/ ▼to select clock hour.

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1. Press the lower left and lower right keys
simultaneouslyforaboutveseconds.
GoBack, Next, and Done appear.
2. Press Next continuously until menu “260”
appears.
3. InServiceMenu260,Press▲/▼to
select the desired temperature display:
• “1” for Fahrenheit (default)
• “0” for Celsius
4. Press Done when you have completed
your selection.
SELECT FAHRENHEIT OR CELSIUS TEMPERATURESELECT FAHRENHEIT OR CELSIUS TEMPERATURE
Note: To custom configure thermostat
settings, access more Service Menus
see theTW180 Installation Guide.
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Note:After you complete your selection,
the Home Display will appear with
temperature in the format selected.
After entering the Service Menu mode, press Next
continuously until menu “260” appears.

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1. Press Fan to set fan operation.
2. Press▲/ ▼to select “Fan On”, “Fan
Auto” , may also include selections of
“HI”, “MED”, “LO.” Fan speeds may be
disabled or visable but not selectable.
Access depends on fan setup at instal-
lation.
3. Note: Selectedoptionashes.
4. Select Done to save changes.
Note: “On” mode indicates continuous
output. “Auto” mode indicates that fan is
activated only when there is demand for
heat or cool.
SELECT THE FAN MODESELECT THE FAN MODE
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PRESS ANY KEY TO BEGIN
In Fan mode, p ress ▲/ ▼to select desired option.

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1. Press System to select system
preferences.
Note: Selectedoptionashes.
2. Press ▲/ ▼to select Heat, Cool, Auto,
or Off.
3. Press Done to save changes.
The current setpoint is displayed and only the
selected mode (e.g.,Heat) is applied. “Auto”
mode switches automatically between Heat
and Cool.Auto mode controls the room’s
temperature to the programmed Heat and
Cool Setpoints or user selected set point.
“Off”modedisablesallthermostatoutputs;
andonlythezonetemperatureandclockare
displayed.
SELECT SYSTEM MODESELECT SYSTEM MODE
Note: System modes available depend
upon which system type is selected in
Service Menus.
PRESS ANY KEY TO BEGIN
Press ▲/ ▼to scroll through options for system
preferences. The selected option flashes.
Setpoint is displayed on the right side of the screen.

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Each day has two or four scheduled events ( Occupied1, Occupied2, Unocc1, and Unocc2 ) per
day. Each event can be programmed with a start time, along with a Heat and Cool Setpoints.
The preprogrammed factory daily default settings are as follows:
2-Event Default Schedule
Time Period Start Time Heat Setpoint Cool Setpoint
Occupied1 6:00 am 70° F (21° C) 78° F (24.0° C)
Unocc1 8:00 am 62° F (10° C) 82° F (29.5° C)
4-Event Default Schedule
Time Period Start Time Heat Setpoint Cool Setpoint
Occupied1 6:00 am 70° F (21° C) 78° F (24.0° C)
Unocc1 8:00 am 62° F (10° C) 85° F (29.5° C)
Occupied2 6:00 pm 70° F (21° C) 78° F (24.0° C)
Unocc2 10:00 pm 62° F (10° C) 82° F (29.5° C)
Note: To change the preprogrammed times and/or setpoint temperatures, follow the instructions
under “Program scheduled events.”
Note: See Service Menu 240 to enable two or four scheduled events per day.
PROGRAM THE THERMOSTATPROGRAM THE THERMOSTAT

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Schedule two or four events per day in
the following order: Occupied1, Unocc1,
Occupied2, and Unocc2.
1. Press More to view options.
2. Press Schedule to enter main menu.
3. Press▲/▼tohighlightday.
Note:Selecteddayashes.
4. Press Edit to apply scheduled events for
the selected day(s).
5. Press SelectDay. Note: Selected day
ashes.(Continuepressing▲/▼then
press Select Day for multiple days.)
6. Press▲/▼to highlight the day(s) to be
programmed. Note: Selected day(s) for
scheduled events must be underlined.
7. Press Next to advance to event.
PROGRAM SCHEDULED EVENTSPROGRAM SCHEDULED EVENTS
Note: At any time, press GoBack to return
to the previous menu, Next to advance and
view more options, or Done to save changes
and return home.
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PRESS ANY KEY TO BEGIN
Press Select Day to underline highlighted day
to which a scheduled event will be applied.

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8. Press▲/▼toselectascheduledevent
(e.g, Occupied1, etc.), then Next .
9. Press▲/▼toschedulestart time for
event (in 15-minute periods), then Next.
Now select a Heat Setpoint and/ or Cool
Setpoint for the scheduled event (available
options depend upon system type selected).
10. Press ▲/ ▼to select desired Heat
Setpoint, then press Next.
11. Press▲/▼toselectdesiredCool
Setpoint, then press Next. Note:Thenext
event(e.g.,Unocc1)beginsashingafter
Next is selected. Complete steps 3-11 for
each scheduled event.
12. Press Done toexitschedulemode.
Note: Pressing GoBack after step 11 will
show SelectDay on display.
PROGRAM SCHEDULED EVENTS (CONT.)PROGRAM SCHEDULED EVENTS (CONT.)
Note: To return to the menu of scheduled
events and continue programming, select
Next after Step 11.
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Note: To program 5-1-1 day or 5-2 days,
see Service Menu 100 ( See the Installation
Guide). Block-programmed days flash as
a group.
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Press ▲/ ▼to select a desired Heat Setpoint for the
currently selected scheduled event (Occupied1).

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Override allows application of temporary set
pointsetting.(ExampleusesSystemAuto.)
1. Press Override,or▲/▼key.
Note:Setpointashes.“Holduntil”time
appears and is changed to show length
ofoverride(uptothemaximumhold
timespeciedinServiceMenu395).
2. Press ▲/ ▼to select the Setpoint, then
press Next.
3. Press▲/▼toadjusttime(in15-minute
periods) until override remains in effect.
4. Press Donetosavechangesandexit.
Note: Overrideremains(ashing)in
effect until the time period ends.
Note: Press CanceltoexitOverride.
PROGRAM OVERRIDEPROGRAM OVERRIDE
PRESS ANY KEY TO BEGIN
Note: The installer setup can limit the length
of time for an override to 1, 2, 3, or 4 hours
beyond the current time.
Example shows how to select a Setpoint for a
temporary period in System Auto mode.

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20 holidays may be programmed. System
type shown supports 1-HEAT and 1-COOL. 1. Press More to view more options.
2. Press Holiday to enter menu.
3. Press ▲/▼toselectholidaynumber
(1-20). Note: Month number and day of
month appear below in clock area.
4. Press Edit to select holiday month
(“Mo” icon will appear).
5. Press ▲/▼to select a month
(numerical), then press Next.
6. Press▲/▼toselectday(numerical)
that holiday starts (Days icon will
appear), then press Next.
7. Press▲/▼toselectholidaylength,
which is number of days that the holiday
period lasts (1-99), then press Next.
PROGRAMA HOLIDAYPROGRAMA HOLIDAY
Note: TheTW180 supports 20 holidays,
leap years, and daylight-saving time.
Setback is from Midnight to Midnight.
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PRESS ANY KEY TO BEGIN
Press ▲/ ▼to select the day (e.g., 31) that the
holiday starts (Example used is Holiday 1).

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Now select the Heat and Cool Setpoints for
the same holiday number (e.g., “1”).
8. Press ▲/ ▼to select the Heat Setpoint,
then Next.
9. Press▲/▼toselecttheCoolSetpoint,
then Next.
Optional: To program multiple holidays,
waitfortheHolidaynumbertoash
(afterstep9).Press▲/▼toselecta
newHolidaynumber;repeatsteps3-9.
10. Press DONE to complete the holiday
display mode.
PROGRAM AHOLIDAY (CONT.)PROGRAM AHOLIDAY (CONT.)
Note: Set the Heat and Cool Setpoint after
selecting the number of days the holiday period
lasts.
Note: The Holiday is not retained and is
deleted after being activated.
Note: There is a forced separation
between heat and cool, equal to the
deadbandvalue;theopposingHeat
or Cool Setpoints will be automatically
adjusted(foranexplanationofdeadband
value, see Key operation).
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PRESS ANY KEY TO BEGIN