Aprilaire Zoned Comfort Bedienungsanleitung

Owner’s

Manual

Preface

Thank you for purchasing your new Aprilaire®Zoned

Comfort Control System. We sincerely appreciate your

business and are pleased to add your name to our growing

list of customers. With this purchase, you have invested in

the highest quality equipment currently available.

Please be assured that in addition to product quality, we

are committed to product performance and complete

customer satisfaction.

Overview

The Aprilaire Zoned Comfort Control System has been

designed to increase comfort in your home and reduce

energy costs. It’s able to do this because it solves the

problem caused by various areas of the home gaining and

losing heat at different rates. Unlike conventional heating

and air conditioning systems, Zoned Comfort Control

knows, at any given time, which areas (zones) of your home

require conditioned air. With this information, the Zoned

Comfort Control automatically directs the air to the zones

that require it. Because of this, it will not only increase the

comfort level throughout your home, it will also condition

only the areas that need it, thus reducing your energy costs.

The components that make up the Aprilaire Zoned

Comfort Control System are the following: thermostats, a

Control Panel, air control dampers and heating and cooling

equipment, as shown in the illustration on the following

page. The Control Panel is typically located on an inside wall

near your heating and air conditioning equipment. The

dampers are located inside your air ducts in such a way that

each zone can be independently controlled. Thermostats,

placed in each zone, are directly connected to the Control

Panel.

The above illustration shows a typical three zone Aprilaire

Zoned Comfort Control system with the following Research

Products Corporation components added for the ultimate in

indoor air quality and comfort:

• Eliminates dry nose, dry throat, itchy skin.

• Reduces static electricity.

• Reduces heating costs because you feel warmer at lower

temperatures.

• Proper humidity helps repel upper respiratory problems

caused by excessively dry air. Ask your doctor.

• Protects your home and furnishings from damaging

dryness and shrinkage.

• Reaches 99% efficiency on particles five microns or larger.

• Provides allergy relief.

• Lifetime limited warranty.

• Filtering media lasts one to two years.

• Protects heating and cooling equipment.

• Absolutely silent operation.

• Requires no service calls.

• Uses no electricity.

• Produces no ozone.

• Provides a constant, controlled supply of fresh air to your

home year-round.

• Reduces unhealthy indoor air pollutants, such as radon,

formaldehyde, smoke, and odors.

• Handles up to a 3,600 sq. ft. home, and conserves energy

by efficiently retaining the energy value from indoor air.

• Helps produce a quiet, safe, secure, healthy indoor

environment.

• Saves energy and energy costs with pinpoint accuracy.

• Provides ultimate comfort and reliability through state-of-

the-art engineering.

• Easy-to-set, easy-to-read controls.

For information on any of these products, please contact your

heating and air conditioning contractor or feel free to write or call us.

Zone 1

68˚F (20˚C)

Zone 2

70˚F (21˚C)

Zone 3

65˚F (18˚C)

Energy Recovery Ventilator

Model Types

Models 6202 & 6203

These two models were designed to work with your single-

stage heat/cool equipment (for example a furnace and an

air conditioner). The 6202 is for two zones while the 6203 is

for three.

Model 6303

This model was designed to work with your heat pump. It can

handle two stages of heat (one stage compressor, one

auxiliary heat) and one stage of cool. The 6303 will control 2

or 3 zones.

Basic Operation

Your Aprilaire

Zoned Comfort

Control System will allow you to

increase your comfort by directing conditioned air to separate

areas (zones) based on each zone’s thermostat setting.

To operate this system, just set or program each zone’s

thermostat to your desired comfort set points. When there is a

heating or cooling call from any zone, the appropriate heating

or cooling equipment will be turned on. The dampers to zones

not requiring heating or cooling will close and the conditioned

air will be directed to the calling zone (s) until the thermostat

is satisfied.

If one zone is calling for heat, while another zone is calling for

cooling during the minimum off time between cycles, the heat

call will be satisfied first. After the heat call is satisfied, the

cooling call will be satisfied. There is also a 20 minute change

over feature which provides a maximum call time of 20

minutes if opposing calls exist. The heating and cooling

equipment will not operate at the same time.

Your zone control system is designed to direct conditioned air

only to the rooms served by that zone’s thermostat. However,

due to the open design of today’s homes, it may not be

possible to maintain drastic temperature differences between

zones. Closing interior doors is a good way to reduce the air

exchange between zones and increase the temperature

difference between them.

The following sections describe how to make Heating,

Cooling, and Emergency Heat calls.

Heating Operation (All Models)

To start heating:

1. Set your thermostat to the Heat mode. Depending on the

thermostat, this is accomplished by either manually

moving a switch to the Heat position or digitally selecting

Heat mode with a push button. Consult your thermostat

Owner’s Manual for details.

2. Adjust the thermostat set point to a temperature higher

than the displayed room temperature so that a Heat call is

initiated. Again, consult your thermostat Owner’s Manual

for details on how to do this properly.

When you have correctly initiated a Heat call, the Aprilaire

Zoned Comfort

Control Panel will start your heating

equipment. If the equipment does not come on right away it

may be due to the minimum-off time delay. Four minutes

must elapse after the last furnace cycle before it can come on

again. This built in feature ensures that the furnace does not

cycle too frequently, which can reduce the life of your furnace.

Cooling Operation (All Models)

1. To start cooling: Set your thermostat to the Cool mode.

Depending on the thermostat, this is accomplished by

either manually moving a switch to the Cool position or

digitally selecting Cool mode with a push button. Consult

your thermostat Owner’s Manual for details.

2. Adjust the thermostat set point to a temperature lower than

the displayed room temperature so that a Cool call is

initiated. Again, consult your thermostat Owner’s Manual

for details on how to do this properly.

When you have correctly initiated a Cooling call, the Aprilaire

Zoned Comfort

Control Panel will start your cooling

equipment. If your air conditioning does not come on right

away it may be due to the minimum-off time delay. Four

minutes must elapse after the last air conditioner cycle before

it can come on again. This built-in feature ensures that the air

conditioner does not cycle too frequently, which can reduce

the life of your equipment.

Emergency Heat Operation

(Model 6303 only)

There are two options available for operation of Emergency

Heat. The option used with your system is dependent upon

the initial installation performed by your installer.

Option 1- If a heat pump thermostat was used, in zone 1, it is

equipped with an Emergency Heat setting that can initiate the

emergency heat mode. This is accomplished by moving the

thermostat mode selector switch or push button until

Emergency Heat is chosen. Then, by placing the zone 1

thermostat’s set point above the current temperature,

Emergency Heat will energize until the thermostat is satisfied.

Heat calls by any of the thermostats will then be satisfied by

the emergency heat until zone one makes a standard heat

call.

Option 2- If a Heat/Cool (non heat pump) thermostat was

used in zone 1, emergency heat can only be accessed by

setting the Emergency Heat switch located on the

Zoned

Comfort

Control Panel to the emergency heat position. Then,

by placing any thermostat’s set point above the current

temperature while in the heat mode, Emergency Heat will

energize until the thermostat is satisfied. The accompanying

Red Light on the control panel enclosure signifies you are in

Emergency Heat mode.

With this option the system will stay in the emergency heat

mode until this switch is turned to off.

Note: Emergency Heat is generally much more expensive

to operate than the Heat Pump. Use only when necessary.

Your equipment may not include Emergency Heat.

Damper Operation (All Models)

When the Aprilaire

Zoned Comfort

Control Panel receives a

call and turns on the appropriate equipment, it also

automatically closes the dampers that serve the non-calling

zones and opens those in the calling zones. When all calls are

satisfied, the Control Panel initiates a purge cycle during

which time the dampers maintain their last position. After this

purge all dampers open.

Fan Operation

The Aprilaire Control Panels allow you to control fan operation

from any zone. Dampers in zones not calling for fan will close.

If continuous fan operation is desired in all zones, the fan must

be turned on at the thermostat in each zone.

Turning the System Off (All Models)

In order to shut off the system and prevent the Aprilaire

Control Panel from turning on your equipment, you need to

set ALL of your thermostats to the OFF mode. Depending on

your thermostats, this is done manually with a slide switch on

your thermostat’s sub-base or with a digital push button. Consult

the Owner’s Manual for your particular thermostat.

If leaving the home for a long period of time, set the Zone 1

thermostat to the Heat mode and adjust the set point to a

temperature that will prevent freezing in all areas of the home.

It is not recommended to turn off all thermostats for extended

periods in climates where freezing temperatures may occur.

System Pressure Relief

With a

Zoned Comfort

Control System, some form of

pressure relief must be designed into the system to assure

proper operation and reduce the possibility of noise due to

airflow. The method of pressure relief that has been designed

into your system could include use of a bypass damper or the

Aprilaire method of controlled pressure relief. With the

controlled pressure relief method, a predetermined amount of

air is allowed to pass through a closed damper. The amount

of air that is passed by each damper (the bypass) is not

enough to cause a noticeable temperature change in a non-

calling zone, but is enough to relieve the higher system

pressures.

So, if you feel small amounts of air entering into a non-

calling zone, what you are feeling is the bypass air.

Remember, this bypass is normal and provides pressure

relief for the system without causing a noticeable change

in temperature within that zone.

Maintenance

Once your Aprilaire

Zoned Comfort

Control System is

properly installed, there is no maintenance required.

LIMITED WARRANTY

Your Research Products Corporation Aprilaire®Zoned Comfort

Control System is expressly warranted for five (5) years from date of

installation to be free from defects in materials or workmanship.

Research Products Corporation’s exclusive obligation under

this warranty shall be to supply, without charge, a replacement for

any part of the zone control system which is found to be defective

within such five year period and which is returned not later than

thirty (30) days after said five year period by you to either your

original supplier or to Research Products Corporation, Madison,

Wisconsin 53701, together with the model number and installation

date of the unit.

THE WARRANTY SHALL NOT OBLIGATE RESEARCH

PRODUCTS CORPORATION FOR ANY LABOR COSTS AND

SHALL NOT APPLY TO DEFECTS IN WORKMANSHIP OR

MATERIALS FURNISHED BY YOUR INSTALLER AS

CONTRASTED TO DEFECTS IN THE ZONED COMFORT

CONTROL SYSTEM ITSELF.

IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR

FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE SHALL BE LIMITED IN

DURATION TO THE AFORESAID FIVE YEAR PERIOD.

RESEARCH PRODUCTS CORPORATION’S LIABILITY FOR

INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OTHER THAN

DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURIES, RESULTING FROM ANY

BREACH OF THE AFORESAID IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR THE

ABOVE LIMITED WARRANTY, IS EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED. THIS

LIMITED WARRANTY IS VOID IF THIS UNIT IS NOT INSTALLED

BY A QUALIFIED HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING

CONTRACTOR. IF THE LIMITED WARRANTY IS VOID DUE TO

FAILURE TO USE A QUALIFIED CONTRACTOR, ALL

DISCLAIMERS OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES SHALL BE

EFFECTIVE UPON INSTALLATION.

Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied

warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or

consequential damages, so the above exclusion or limitations may

not apply to you.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also

have other rights which vary from state to state.

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PHONE 800/334-6011 • FAX 608/257-4357

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