Smart VAV with Reheat Installation

A Remote Temperature and Humidity (RTH) sensor paired with a Smart Node results in a clean aesthetic in your space while minimizing installation times. The RTH provides highly accurate temperature and humidity values from your space and the Smart Node reports these values to the CCU. 

| PRECAUTIONS

• Take all precautions normally taken when installing a thermostat (e.g. not in direct sunlight, not on an exterior wall, not near heat producing equipment)
• Disconnect power before installing. Never connect or disconnect wiring with power applied
• Do NOT run RTH harness next to line voltage
• Install in accordance with all State and local codes.

 | FEATURES

• Accurate Temperature
• Accurate Humidity
• Wireless communication to Central Control Unit (CCU) 

| SPECIFICATIONS 

Remote Temperature Sensor

• Operating Environment: 0°F – 122°F 

| MOUNTING

Mounting the Smart Node. To Mount the 75F Smart Node, first identify a solid and accessible mounting surface. Using the provided sheet metal screws, screw the Smart Node to the chosen mounting location.  

Installing the RTH. To install the RTH, you will need a 1” hole saw. Determine where to ideally install the RTH. Also ensure the sensor will not be installed behind any objects such as picture frames, shelving units, equipment, etc.  When these conditions are met, drill a 1” hole 5’ off the ground in the desired location. Drill the hole no lower than 4’6” and no higher than 5’6 if at all possible.

**For accurate performance ensure:

• There are no near heat producing devices
• That you are not on an exterior wall
• That the sensor will not be exposed to strong drafts or direct sunlight 

Mount the Thermistors by drilling a ½” hole in the duct work in the desired location. Insert the thermistor probe through the gasket and then into the ½” hole. Secure using the flanges with two sheet metal screws.

| WIRING 

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Remote Temperature and Humidity Sensor (RTH) Harness. Both ends of the RTS harness are the same female connectors. Run one of the ends down the wall and feed through the 1” hole drilled previously. Plug into the RTH. Plug the other end into the RTS port on the Smart Node.

Powering the Smart Node. To power the smart node run your 18/2AWG 24VAC bus line to the Power IN on the Smart Node. All devices with a shared transformer must be the same polarity. If you have another Smart Node that needs to be powered, daisy chain them from Power OUT to the next Power IN. Secure your cables so there is no excessive strain on any connections. 

Connect the VAV Actuator by running an 18/3AWG wire from the Analog 1 Out on the Smart Node to the power in and signal in on the actuator.

Connect the Reheat

| PAIRING

Pair the Smart Node to a zone that has been preconfigured or create and configure a zone yourself through Setup > Floor Plan on the CCU.

Once power is supplied to the system and all Smart Nodes are displaying the default room.

1. Disconnect the tablet from the CM and carry it with. Pairing will be performed using Bluetooth.
2. On the RTH push the small “Pair” button for 2 seconds. This puts the Smart Node into advertising mode. Alternatively, you can press the right button on the Smart Node until you reach advertising mode.                   
3. On the tablet choose the zone you wish to pair and press “Pair Module.” Pairing process will start. If no zones are displayed you will need to add all floors and rooms before pairing.
4. The tablet will request a PIN. Enter the PIN displayed on the Smart Node in the zone you are pairing.
5. Pairing process will take a few more seconds and then complete displaying “Success” on the screen. After a few more seconds the Smart Node will display the new zone name. The tablet will not display any zone data until it is reconnected to the CM where it will communicate over a 900Mhz channel.

| TROUBLESHOOTING