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2 stage Thermostat Function
johntrhodes81
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Hello,
I am new here but tried searching and didn't find anything.
I am working on the integration of a hydronic and forced air system and have a question about the function of 2 stage (2H/2C) thermostats.
When the thermostat calls for stage 2 heat or cool (W2 or Y2) are the stage 1 terminals (W1 or Y1) still energized?
Or does it depend on brand of thermostat?
Trying to determine if I need to plan on additional relay logic to energize stage 1 when stage 2 is energized.
Thanks,
John R.
I am new here but tried searching and didn't find anything.
I am working on the integration of a hydronic and forced air system and have a question about the function of 2 stage (2H/2C) thermostats.
When the thermostat calls for stage 2 heat or cool (W2 or Y2) are the stage 1 terminals (W1 or Y1) still energized?
Or does it depend on brand of thermostat?
Trying to determine if I need to plan on additional relay logic to energize stage 1 when stage 2 is energized.
Thanks,
John R.
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I hesitate to make a blanket statement but in my experience the first stage stays closed when the second stage closes .
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