Honeywell CT5OC User Manual

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Honeywell

Heating, Air Conditioning or

Heating/Air Conditioning

Thermostats

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

The CT50A is for most ^as and oil

heating-on(y systems.

The CT50C is lor most electric

air conditio/irng-only systems.

The CT51A is lor most gas, oil, or electric

heating/electric air condillorring systems,

The CT53A is for milMvoltage heating systems,

DO'it-yourself models

CT50A,C; CT51A; CT53A

YOUR
NEW
THERMOSTAT

to 30 V, 3'Wire air conditioning

system thermostats (NOT for

heating, heating/air conditioning
or heat pomp systems}.

CON

PREPAI

Your new Honeywell CT50A

Heating Thermostat will replace
most 15 to 30 V, 2-wire healing
system thermostats. The CT50A
is suitable only for gas or oil
heating systems (NOT lor air
conditioning, heating/air
conditioning, heat pump or
electric heating systems).

Your new CT

51A

Heating/Cooling Thermostat will

replace most 15 tg 30 Y, 4-wire,

heating/cooling system
thermostats. The CT51A is

suitable for gas, oil or electric

heating/electric air conditioning
systems (NOT for heat pumps}.

THERM

REMONi

WIRE A

CHECK

CT51A shown

Your new CT50C Cooling

Thermostat will replace most 15

Your new CT53A Heating
Thermostat is suitable for 250.
500 or 750 millivolt (mV) heating
systems only.

THERM

TROUB

RECALI

If you are unsure about wiring

procedures, please calf a

qualified service technician for
assistance.

Chec)( thermostat

suitability for your home’s

system by reviewing YOUR NEW

THERMOSTAT section, above.

ID

Assemble tools required,

as shown left, r

PREPARATION

Proper installation of your

new thermostat will occur

if you follow instructions STEP-
BY-STEP. tt is recommended

that as you read, understand and

complete each step, you check
I ^ I it off with pencil or pen.

Make certairt that your
burner/air conditioner
(where applicable) áre working,
especially if they hâve been

inoperative for any length of

time. If either does rot work,

contact your local heating/air
conditioning dealer. Do NOT

operate the air conditioning

system if outdoor temperature is
below 30® F [10° C],

Carefully unpack your

new thermostat. Remove

and discard the packing insert
under the cover.

THER

, . FE

X—

Ш

га

SPIPIT LEVEL OR PLUMB BOB AUO LINE

Save package ol screws

and instruction pages.

anticipator adjustment

mechanism, (See last

i illustration tinder step 4 to
'i help you recognize the heat

ahticipator.) Make a note

i here 1

[ of that

anticipator setting for future

reference. The heat

anticipator pointer, if
adjustable, will be set at one
ota series of numbers
representing the (electrical)

, current rating of the pritnary
! control of your system In

amps. The number will range
from 0,1ft to 1,0. If no heat
antidi pato r/ i n dr cat

¡0 n (s

,i showing, do hot be

cortcerried; move on to the
next step.

Disconnect wires

from old thermostat or

subbase. If your therrnostat

has more than 2 wires, as
you disconnect each wire,
tape the end and label it with
the letter of the terminal

designation to make
reconnection to new

thermostat easier. Take care
that these wires do not fall
back into the wall opening.

from the wall to matching terminals on back of thermostat.
Tighten the screws,

NOTE: If terminal designations on old thermostat do not match

those on new thermostat, refer to chart below.

WIRE AND

MOUNT

THERMOSTAT

Loosen screws

I ■ holding thermostat

¡ báselo Buitoase qr wall, and

Lliftaway,........j.".

Keep the old
thermostat for
reference purposes until
i your new thermostat is

functioning smoothly.

For CT50A:

Connect each

wire from the wall to

either terminal on the
back of the thermostat.
Tighten the screws.

For CT60C or

CT51A:

Connect wires

OLD THERMOSTAT

TERMINAL MARKED

FUNCTION

NEW THERMOSTAT

TERMINAL MARKED

e or F

Fan

G

YorC

Cooling

Y

! Wor H

Heati ng

W

HC, V, VC or В

Power

You have a 5-wire

system, and cannot
use this thermostat;
we recommend a

CT87B instead.

1 HH. M, VR, 4. A or R

:i, Power

R

i'flitriing CT51A for ELECTRIC furni

need to instali a jumper between t
and 2: If your old subbaSe ts a Q5v

: Q634G, you need the jumper. If in
I base number, see section 3. If jurr
i not installed, the furnace could 6v
; hazard. Use T ft gauge insulated
I installing, :

ace systems, you may
herrrrostat termirials J;;

9G, Q539U,: Q634D or '
dbUbt аЬо1й cfld siib-

ipef is needed and is

érhéat; саиШд a firè::

fire; strip ends before.

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