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TrueZONE Kit with DATS, Transformer and HZ311 Panel
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Product Highlights
Description
TrueZONE HZ311 Panel for conventional, single stage applications up to 3 zones (1H/1C)
Features
- Robust Push Terminals
- Common-Sense LEDs
- Clean, Professional Installation
- Smaller Footprint
- Variable-Speed Fan Control
- Includes HZ311 TrueZONE panel, AT140 40VA transformer, C7735A discharge air sensor
Specs
| Application: | Zoning |
|---|---|
| Number of Zones: | 3 |
| Network Zoning: | No |
| Heat Pump Compatible: | No |
| Stages: | 1 Heat/1 Cool |
| Auto Changeover: | Yes |
| Voltage: | 24V |
| Discharge Air Temp Compatible: | Yes |
| Emergency Heat Switch: | No |
| Resettable Fuse: | Yes |
| Individual Zone Fan Control: | Yes |
| LEDs: | Yes |
| Height (Inches): | 8.12" |
| Depth (Inches): | 1.86" |
| Width (Inches): | 8" |
| Wiring: | 18-20 Gauge Solid |
| Hertz: | 50 60 |
| Temperature Range (F): | -40°F - 165°F |
| Includes: | DATS |
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I have to leave the one bad review, unfortunately...
would buy again
Always Great Service!
My standard zone panel
I use this board quite often.
Easy to install & Program and works without any major issues
I would buy this item again
It's the only Zone system we use
Impressive Customer Service
Great Product
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Product Q&A
10 QuestionsQ: Can I use both wired and redlink enabled wireless tstats together on this HZ432 zone board or do they all have to be one or the other?
Asked by dnt1010 10 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse StaffYes they will work with either or both types of thermostats.
Q: How does this work with a dual-fuel system? I have a heat pump/ oil furnace combo, and I currently have it set in the thermostat to use the heat pump when outside temperatures are above 35 degrees, and use the oil furnace at temperatures below 35 degrees. Can this unit support that same type of operation? If so, does that temp changeover setting still get controlled by my existing thermostat in the main zone? Or will this unit only switch to the oil furnace in "emergency heat" situations (i.e. loss of heat pump or manual override for emergency heat)?
Asked by Mike 10 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse StaffYes it will work w dual fuel, with heat pumps.
Q: I currently have a 2 year old heat pump that heats/cools 1 bedroom and a garage. The HVAC guy installed a thermostat in both and an accidental damper but didn't put in a control board. Is this what i need just to zone the bedroom and the garage? or do i need just the panel?
Asked by todd 11 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse StaffIts impossible to say, there are many ways to zone a systems especially if its only 2 zones.
Q: Does the Hz432 w/ correct thermostat provide for humidity control at the thermostat? If so, how it the TruDry 90 connected. How is the humidifier connected?
Asked by Chris 11 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse Staffit does not support a humidifier
Q: I currently have a Honeywell EMM3 that was installed on my Carrier system in late 2004' have had a few issues with this system. HVAC tech. said to replace the board due to a resistor that gets very hot and showing some signs of burnt marks on both sides. Will the HZ322 replace this board without any complications, just by transferring the wiring on the board, replacing the transformer and DAT ?
Asked by Chaz 11 years ago
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Verified Reply- Supplyhouse Staffi don't have the specs on the EMM3, the HZ322 is a zoning panel
Q: I'm putting together a zone control system for my house. I noted that the Honeywell ZD series dampers are power-close, sping-open. Can the Honeywell TrueZone HZ432 zone controller be used with motorized power-open, power-close dampers like the EWC dampers?
Asked by rqmonty 14 years ago
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Yes Sent from my iPhone
I use power open, power close dampers such as RRD 6 type with no trouble with this panel. Sent from my iPod
Absolutely! The panel supports 2-wire and 3-wire dampers.
Q: I have a pair of 90deg DAMPACT90DEG-B (HF21kj006) 24v Carrier brand 3-wire dampers controlling 2 zones. The 3 wire setup means they're powered open & closed, I think. Will this board handle those dampers? If not, what board would be a better fit?
Asked by EyePulp 14 years ago
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I am not sure. My installation consisted of only honeywell products. He will need to contact Honeywell directly to verify if the dampers are compatible with board. Regards Reginald Fequiere
I have a 2 wire setup using the hz311 kit, according to the 322 and 311 manual, it will handle those dampers. I have owned the kit for almost 2 years with no problems on 3 zones. just verify you don't have more than 2 stages of heat/ cool on your furnace/AC. Good luck! Jamie
I am a homeowner not an A/C man. Looking at my HZ322 board, it does have electrical connections for common, power open, and power closed. My dampers are power closed, spring open so I only use two of the electrical connections. But, I don't see why it would not work with all three for your application.
Q: Can the controller be programmed to turn the furnace/a/c on after 90 secconds? (the time it takes for the dampers to open)
Asked by vic 14 years ago
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I've never had an issue with the fan turning on. The zone control panel interprets all these functions. dampers open and then the heat pump, furnace, or AC turns on. The "purge" time, however, is programmable and lets you decide how long you want the fan to run after a heat or AC cycle to purge the residual warm or cool air from the ducting system.
I don't think you can program it but I know there is a delay that starts the fan before the furnace will kick in. I hope this helps Joe
I don't believe so, however the system appears to default all zones open when the system is not running, so they should all be ready when on call.
Vic, If your running a zone in your home it is code to have a bypass installed. This will take the pressure off the system if the pressure is to high. I have honeywell dampers in my system and they only take about 5 seconds to open up. I hope this helps.
Q: Besides the obvious, what does the discharge air sensor do? Will it open all the dampers in an over temp condition?
Asked by vic 14 years ago
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No, it will not do that. The DATS is primarily for a multistage system. It will stage the system up or down (if configured to do so) if the discharge air temp gets too high (heating) or too cold (cooling). On a single stage system, as far as I know, it will just display the discharge temp which is helpful for monitoring or troubleshooting the system. For example, during cooling an abnormally low temp could mean a clogged filter, etc. I hope this helps!
It provides equipment protection. Over/under temp conditions will cycle off equipment. It does NOT open dampers during these conditions. Sent from my iPhone
The DATS will downstage heat/cool outputs within 10 deg of setpoint and shut off output at setpoint. It won't open dampers at trip. Dampers react only to heat/cool call from tstat regardless of DATS state. () _ () _ () _ () .
Actually, the logic is in the >>zone controller<<, which uses any over-temperature signal received from the DATS to shut down the strip heat (HP) or close the gas valve (gas) when an overtemp is detected. So it's a "must have" safety control to keep from frying your ducts. The controller I have does not attempt to correct for overtemp by opening other dampers and I haven't see any programming logic to do that in any of the 3 units I have worked with in the past. Hope I helped.
The DATS allowed me to setup my zone controller with high & low temp thresholds. When the thresholds were tripped, the zone controller cut out the heat or AC, opened all dampers, and just ran fan to purge the ducts. The DATS itself is just a sensor, but it's the sensor that allows the zone controller to have all that logic. Sent from my iPhone
Q: Will the HZ322 support outside temp. sensor? if so what is the part#
Asked by kamby 15 years ago
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Verified Reply- PexSupply StaffAccording to the manufacturer, an HZ322 can work with a THM4000R wireless adapter and a C7089R1013 wireless outdoor sensor. If you are controlling a heat-pump with one compressor stage plus electric strips, the HZ322 can use the outdoor sensor to lock out the strips if the outside temperature is above the multistage OT lockout setting. There is no other reason to use an outdoor sensor with an HZ322 unless you also have wireless thermostats. If you have TH5320R or TH6320R thermostats with the HZ322, THM4000R, and C7089R then the outside temperature can be displayed on each of the wireless thermostats.
yes it will support outside temp it is a wireless out door temp and humidity sensor part # C7089R1013
Yes, you can hook up a wireless OT sensor. You will need the Wireless Outdoor Air Temp Sensor C7089R1013 and the Wireless adapter THM4000R1000