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- Page 1 Installation Guide Voice Controlled Thermostat TH9320WFV...
- Page 2 Voice Controlled Thermostat Home: Touch to display Home Screen. System: Touch to switch heating system on or off. Menu: Touch to display options. Start here to set a programme schedule. Current Schedule: Change temperature setting and select temporary or permanent hold. Indoor Conditions: Shows indoor temperature.
- Page 3 Introduction This document is intended to help you make a fast, safe and trouble-free installation of the Honeywell Voice Controlled Thermostat. The thermostat works as a normal programmable thermostat, but when connected to a Wi-Fi network it accepts a whole range of voice commands, which is constantly being expanded and improved.
- Page 4 Before you begin you will need: • Toolkit with screwdrivers and wire-strippers. • The home Wi-Fi network password. • Depending on the type of installation, a length of mains cable may also be required. • T he thermostat MAC ID and MAC CRC number, which can be found on either: – a label on the back of the thermostat – the Register Online screen on the thermostat MAC ID: during the registration process –...
- Page 5 Installation notes — read these prior to installation • For mounting on a flush wallbox of depth greater than 25mm. • Wiring to terminals must be done before wallplate is screwed to wallbox. • Product requires a permanent 230Vac mains power supply to operate • Switch output is potential-free 24V …...
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Page 6: Room Thermostat
Step 1: Wallplate installation and wiring For replacing an existing 1.1 Switch off power to your room thermostat heating system. Isolate power supply at fused spur 1.2 Remove old thermostat, taking care and make safe before wiring. to note the function of each wire. 1.2a Your Voice Controlled Thermostat requires a 4 wire connection. -
Page 7: Thermostat Location
For new thermostat installation 1.3 Install wallbox at proposed 1.4 Run wiring from fused spur to thermostat location. new thermostat location. 1.3a Identify a suitable thermostat location. 1.4a Your Voice Controlled Thermostat This should be on an internal wall requires a 4 wire connection. Live 1.2 to 1.5m from the floor away from and Neutral power supply from the any sources of heat or draughts. -
Page 8: Connect Wires
Step 1: Wallplate installation and wiring continued 1.5 Connect wires. 1.5a Strip back insulation from conductors by 8mm. 1.5b Connect wires to terminals as shown by pushing bare end of conductor into holes in wiring terminals. The wires will be gripped by the internal mechanism. - Page 9 1.6 Mount Voice Controlled Thermostat wallplate to wallbox. Mount wallplate to wallbox using the screws provided, taking care not to damage any Wallbox of the wires or wiring connections. 1.7 Attach thermostat to wallplate. Align the thermostat with wallplate and snap into place. 1.8 Switch heating system on.
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Page 10: Step 2: Wiring Schematics
Step 2: Wiring schematics Internal wiring TH9320WFV 24...230V 5(3)A 230V 50-60Hz HEATING <5A... -
Page 11: Typical Wiring Connections
Typical wiring TH9320WFV connections C B A Basic Boiler 230V~ 5(3)A JUNCTION 230V 50...60Hz <5A BOILER... - Page 12 Step 2: Wiring schematics continued Typical wiring TH9320WFV connections C B A Combi Boiler 24..230V~ 5(3)A JUNCTION 230V 50...60Hz <5A T1 T2 BOILER...
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Page 13: Zone Valve
Typical wiring TH9320WFV connections C B A Zone Valve 230V~ 5(3)A JUNCTION 230V 50...60Hz <5A G/Y BL BR GR 0 V4O43 BOILER... - Page 14 Typical wiring V4043H V4043H TH9320WFV L641 2 PORT VALVE 2 PORT VALVE connections HEATING HOT WATER GR BL G/Y BR O GR BL G/Y BR O C B A Sundial S Plan JUNCTION 230V PUMP 50...60Hz <5A N L 1 2 3 4...
- Page 15 Typical wiring V4073 TH9320WFV L641 MID-POSITION connections VALVE BL G/Y W GR O C B A Sundial Y Plan JUNCTION 230V PUMP 50...60Hz <5A N L 1 2 3 4 ST9100C TIMER BOILER...
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Page 16: Step 3: Initial Setup
Step 3: Initial setup Upon initial power up, or after being reset to factory defaults, the initial thermostat options (language, boiler cycle rate, minimum on- time) must be set to define the heating system. Other options can be customised later. Follow prompts on the screen to select appropriate options. - Page 17 Choose the appropriate Minimum On/Off Time for the installation. Use the arrows to select the value then touch Done. The thermostat now displays an option to connect to the Wi-Fi network. For details go to Step 5: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network.
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Page 18: Step 4: System Setup Options
Step 4: System setup options At any time during use, these initial system setup options can be modified. From the Home screen, touch Menu > System Setup to see the first option screen again. Screen title Settings and operations Defaults Cycles Per Hour 1…12 Minimum On Time... -
Page 19: Step 5: Connecting To A Wi-Fi Network
After the initial setup, walk the homeowner through connecting to a Wi-Fi network. Alternatively, refer them to the online User Guide at: www.getconnected.honeywell.com so the homeowner can connect the thermostat to a Wi-Fi network at a later time. 5.1 Connect to the Wi-Fi network. -
Page 20: Select The Network
Step 5: Connecting to a Wi-Fi network continued 5.2 Select the network. 5.2a Touch the name of the homeowner’s network. The thermostat displays a password page. Note: if the home network is not shown on the list, touch Rescan. Rescan still does not display the home network, signal strength may be poor at this location and a Wi-Fi... - Page 21 “Register Online for Remote Access” screen will be displayed. Make a note of the MAC and CRC numbers, as these will be required during the Registration process, Step 6: Registering the thermostat with Honeywell. 5.2e Touch Done and the End User License Agreement will be displayed.
- Page 22 Step 6: Registering the thermostat with Honeywell The homeowner must create an account and register the thermostat in order to allow automatic time/date setting and weather updates. Once registered, the ‘Total Connect Comfort Europe’ smartphone or tablet app can be downloaded to give the homeowner access to the Voice Controlled Thermostat from anywhere.
- Page 23 6.2 Register the thermostat. When the account is activated and the homeowner has logged in, the thermostat can be registered. The thermostat MAC and CRC numbers will be required for this process. If not already noted, they can be found on the label on the back of the thermostat or Menu >...
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Page 24: Step 7: Menu Options
Step 7: Menu options A range of menu options are available to customise the Voice Controlled Thermostat for the homeowner. Touch MENU to view these options. Menu items Options Sub-menu options Create / Edit Schedule View / Edit Current Schedule Guide me through scheduling I’ll do it myself View Schedule Summary... - Page 25 Menu items Options Sub-menu options Preferences Backlight Smart Response Technology Advanced Preferences Number of Schedule Periods Maximum Heat Limit Keypad Lockout Clock Format Daylight Saving Time Indoor Temperature Display Offset Restore Default Schedule Restore Factory Defaults Equipment Status Date / Time Set Time Set Date...
- Page 26 Step 7: Menu options continued Menu items Options Sub-menu options Temporary Schedule Changes View / Edit Schedule Changes Holiday Mode Stay Home From Work Return Home Early Return Home Late Wake Up Early Stay Up Late Clean Screen Security Settings Change Lock Mode Create Password Wi-Fi Setup...
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Page 27: Step 8: Commissioning The System
Step 8: Commissioning the system Check the thermostat powers up correctly • Status shows “Heat On” and the display is not blank. • Controlled equipment (eg boiler) switches on. 2. Set initial thermostat options (boiler cycle rate, minimum on-time) suitable for the homeowner Turn the set temperature down to a normal and the application. -
Page 28: Step 9: Completion Checklist
Honeywell Voice Controlled Thermostat. 3. Remember to leave this Guide and the other instructions with the homeowner and remind them to keep them in a safe place. -
Page 29: Safety Information
30cm distance from any metal objects and at R&TTE: 1999/05/EC least 1 metre from any other electrical equipment eg. Hereby, Honeywell, declares that this Voice Controlled radio, TV, PC etc. Avoid mounting onto metal wall Thermostat is in compliance with the essential boxes where possible. - Page 30 • At the end of the product life dispose of the packaging and product in a corresponding Honeywell reserves the right to modify this document, recycling centre. product and functionality without notice. This • Do not dispose of the unit with the usual document replaces any previously issued instructions domestic refuse.
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Page 31: Technical Data
Technical data Electrical Power supply 230Vac ± 10% Output switching 24 … 230Vac, 5(3)A max (fuse <5A) Wi-Fi Communication Standard ETSI EN 300 328 Environmental Specification Operating temperature 0 to 40°C Storage temperature -20 to 50°C Humidity 10 to 90% relative humidity (non-condensing) IP Protection Class IP30... - Page 32 Manufactured for and on behalf of the Environmental and Combustion Controls Division of Honeywell Technologies Sàrl, ACS-ECC EMEA, Z.A. La Pièce 16, 1180 Rolle, Switzerland by its Authorised Representative Honeywell Inc. Need help? For assistance with this product please visit: www.getconnected.honeywell.com...