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    Honeywell DT90E wiring

    Postby seanxb » Wed Oct 31, 2012 4:46 pm

    I am replacing an old dial honeywell room stat (42003840-001) with a digital DT90E.

    I am unsure about the wiring compatibility and wondered if someone could clarify please?

    Currently, I have 3 wires - Blue, Yellow and Red.

    The blue is inline with a resistor and then tied to the yellow, which is then connected to what I assume is the thermistor. Indicidentally, Blue is in terminal no.2 and yellow in no.3.
    The red wire is in terminal 1 and this runs to the other side of the thermistor.

    The new unit has three terminals only, A which is marked as Live, B which is marked as neutral via a resistor symbol and C, which is not marked but on the diagram, it look like it is internally connected via a switch to A.

    Question being, where do my Blu, Yellow and Red wires go?

    Any help would be most appreciated.

    Thank you,
    Sean.
    seanxb
     
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    Re: Honeywell DT90E wiring

    Postby Atticus Finch » Thu Nov 01, 2012 3:18 pm

    seanxb wrote:I am replacing an old dial honeywell room stat (42003840-001) with a digital DT90E.

    Blue is in terminal no.2 and yellow in no.3. The red wire is in terminal 1

    Connect the red wire to terminal A
    Connect Yellow wire to terminal B
    Blue wire is not required and should be made safe, e.g connect to a small terminal block
    Terminal C is not used.
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