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Smarttemp SMT‐770 Residential Thermostat PRODUCT SPECIFICATION GUIDE

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Smarttemp SMT‐770 Residential Thermostat 

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General Description

Selecting the correct thermostat for a project is often a difficult process. As the thermostat is the main focus of any heating or cooling system it must look good on the wall, be very easy to use and meet all the needs of the user and the equipment it is controlling. This may seem an impossible task for a single thermostat especially when you consider all the different control variations required (Heat pump or heat cool logic, single or multiple fan speed control etc) as well as cater for the individual needs of all thermostat users. This thermostat is like the reptile that it takes its name from, the Chameleon thermostat adapts quickly to suit its surroundings – a single thermostat that can control almost any type of heating, cooling or air conditioning system as well as meet all the individual needs of the people using it. The installer is able to configure the Chameleon to control Heat pump systems, (with auxiliary or emergency heating if necessary), gas/oil heating systems with add on cooling, control high and low balance points as well as the number of heating and cooling stages needing precise control. It can even adapt to manage the number of fan speeds it must control. The user can choose their Chameleon to be programmable or manual with single or multiple set points or the number programs as required, and then if they change their mind, the Chameleon will adapt without fuss to suit their new needs. When larger projects are considered, or central control is necessary then the Chameleon has integrated Modbus communication. Every function and setting within the Chameleon can be viewed, locked, changed or edited from a centralised location as desired or automatically from a suitable building management system. The Chameleon is simply a thermostat so advanced, so simple and so attractive it will be the last thermostat you should ever need to buy.

Features

  • Auto Season Change Over.
  • Selectable programmable or manual mode.
  • Heat cool or heat pump (O/B) logic.
  • Add on & Emergency Heat Control.
  • High & Low balance points.
  • Single or 3 speed fan control.
  • Keyboard and/or Temperature Locks.
  • Occupancy sensor inputs.
  • Programmable occupancy inputs.
  • Adaptive Recovery (Optimised Start).
  • Smart Fan logic for Commercial Control.
  • PIN protected menus (installer PIN).
  • Outside air temperature display.
  • 24V powered with memory backup.
  • Volt Free (clean contact) relays.
  • Large backlit EL Display.
  • Remote temperature sensors available.
  • Integrated Modbus option.
  • Replaces almost all 24V thermostats.

Installer options

  • Pin number select 00 to 99.
  • Keyboard Lock 5 levels.
  • Max Heat set point 0 to 37 deg (32 to 99F)
  • Min Cool set point 1 to 38 deg (33 to 100F)
  • LCD Display Units Deg C / Deg F
  • Sensor calibration +/- 5 deg.
  • Time display 12 or 24 Hour.
  • Temperature display Room & set temp / set temp only.
  • After Hours O/R time 0 to 12 hours
  • Stop mode Cool temp Off 0-35c (32 – 95F)
  • Stop mode Heat temp Off 0-35c (32 – 95F)
  • 1 Set point Dead band 0.5 to 5
  • Advanced fan options Cycle with heat and on with cool Commercial “Smart fan”Smart fan with Cool run on.
  • Fan purge period Mode 0-5 minutes Auto season mode. Cooling only mode. Heating only mode.
  • “W2” Output Logic Auxiliary Heat Add On Heat Emergency Heat
  • TT Terminal Function Outside air temp display
  • Anti freeze Off or 5c (40F).
  • Occupied Heating SP Off 0-37 C (32-99F).
  • Occupied Cooling SP Off 1-38 C (100F).
  • Span stage 1 1 -5 deg C or F.
  • Span stage 2 1 -5 deg C or F.
  • Upstage Delay time 5 ~ 60 minutes.
  • Adaptive recovery On or Off.
  • Outside senor Calibration +/- 5 deg
  • Outside Temp Cool Inhib. 0-35C (32 – 95F)
  • Outside Temp Heat Inhib. 0-35C (32 – 95F)
  • High Balance point 0-35C (32 – 95F)
  • Low Balance point -9.5 -35C (15 – 95F)
  • Modbus Address 0-99
  • Filter monitor Off to 900 hours.
  • Commissioning Mode On/Off

Switch Functions

Off On
Sw 1 – Fan Speed. 1 Speed

(2 Heat / 2 Cool)

3 Speed

(1 Heat / 1 Cool)

Sw 2 – A/C Equip.  

Heat & Cool

Heat Pump O/B Terminals
Sw 3 – Stages

(if Sw1 =OFF)

1 Stage 2 Stages
Sw 4 – Reversing Valve

When Sw2 = ON (HP Mode)

Energized Cool (O) Energized Heat (B)
Sw 4 – Fan Mode

When Sw2 = OFF (HC Mode)

Fan by Heater (HG) Fan by T’stat (HE)
 

Sw 5 – Anti cycle delay

 

Off

 

4 Minutes

Sw 6 – Operation Manual Thermostat Programmable Thermostat
Sw 7 – Min Run time 2 minutes 6 Minutes
Sw 8 – Prog Type

When Sw6 = ON (programmable)

Commercial Programmable Residential Programmable
Sw 8 – # Events

When Sw6 = OFF (Manual)

Single Set Point 2 Set points

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Wiring Examples

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Terminal Designations

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24V – 0v input.
24V – Active input.
Relay common.
Fan low.
Fan Med / 2nd Compressor / Cool 2.
Fan High / Aux Heat. / Heat 2
Compressor 1 / Cool 1
Reversing Valve / Heat 1
Remote Terminal
Remote Terminal
Modbus Data
Modbus Data

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REFERENCE:

DOWNLOAD MANUALS:

Smarttemp SMT‐770 Residential Thermostat PRODUCT SPECIFICATION GUIDE

OTHER MANUALS:

Smarttemp SMT‐770 Programmable Thermostat Installer Manual

Smarttemp SMT‐770 Programmable Thermostat Owner Manual

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Smarttemp SMT‐770 Residential Thermostat PRODUCT SPECIFICATION GUIDE

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