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THERMOSTATS
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SMART ENERGY
THERMOSTAT
SPECIALTY
24 VOLT
EE542-1Z
PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT and whole home
energy MONITOR
The Smart Energy Thermostat is Much More than a Thermostat.
It Wirelessly Pairs with Your Customer’s Smart Meter to Provide
Unprecedented Insight into Whole Home Electricity Usage – which
Enables Your Customers to Reduce Their Utility Bills by Making Better
Decisions About how and when to Use Electricity
FEATURES
• Title 24 compliant per new residential building code in CA.
• Universal HVAC system compatibility (4 heat / 2 cool).
• 7 day programming flexibility.
• Patented sensor-less dual fuel capability.
• Large backlit dot-matrix display (5 sq.”) for optimal readability.
• +/- 1º temperature control accuracy ensures consistent comfort.
• One touch AWAY key instantly engages away mode to help save money.
• Energy monitor allows customer to set a monthly budget for whole home electricity
use and then track daily usage costs against it to help reduce energy costs*.
• Current price of electricity presented on the home screen and tri-color LED lets
customer know when the price of electricity is higher than normal*.
• Price Protection™ can be configured to automatically adjust the temperature in
home when the price of electricity is high*.
• Month to date heating and cooling cost estimates*.
• Message Inbox enables customer to receive important information from utility
provider (i.e. notification of potential disruption to power supply).
• Requires C-wire for power (no batteries required).
* Feature requires utility to push electricity pricing data through the smart meter
(via ZigBee SE Price Cluster.
SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical Rating:
Hardwire................................................ 20 to 30 VAC
Terminal Load....................................... 1.5A per terminal, 2.0A maximum all
terminals combined
Setpoint Range..................................... 45 to 99°F (7 to 37°C)
Rated Differentials:. .............................. Heat 0.6°F; Cool 1.2°F
Operating Humidity............................... 90% non-condensing maximum
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES See end of thermostats section for additional parts and accessories
Single
Stage
Multi-
Stage
Heat
Pump Programs Model Applications
Interface Power Source*
Selectable Performance
Features
Comfort and
Convenience
Features Terminals
Stages Heat/Cool
by System
Program
Options
Model
Number
Gas / Oil / Electric3 Wire Zone ValveMillivolt CompatibleAuto ChangeoverProgrammable FanEnergy Mgt. Recovery
Dual Fuel ControlKeypad Lockout
Display Size
(Square inches)Lighted DisplayAudible Feedback
Ignition Module ResetPermanent Memory
RC, RH, C, W/E, W2, Y,
Y2, O/B, G, L
1/1 2/2 4/2 7, Ø EE542-1Z 3 H 3 3 3 3 6.0 3 3 3 3
* H = Hardwired (Requires Common)
Settings
Intuitive menu design and familiar
5-way navigation pad mak this one of
the easiest to use energy management
products on the market.
Large, crisp, dot matrix display makes
it easy for customers to track their
energy use against a monthly budget.
Message inbox with unread mall
notification provides an easy way for
utilities to stay in touch with custom rs.
Usage this Month: $86.22
Over Budget By: $11.02
$5
Daily Budget
Home
Home More
Fan Auto >
Clock >
Schedules On >
Price Protection >
Alerts >
Inbox
Home
● 2:39 pm 5/07/14 >
● Cost Alert 5/03/14 >
● 12:01 am 5/02/14 >
Air Filter 4/23/14 >
5:11 pm 4/18/14 >
ings
Intuitive menu design and familiar
5-way navigation pad make this one of
the easiest to use energy management
products on the market.
Large, crisp, dot matrix display makes
it easy for customers to track their
energy use against a monthly budget.
Message inbox with unread mall
notification provides an easy way for
utilities to stay in touch with customers.
$86.22
$11.02
$5
Daily Budget
More
Auto >
>
On >
>
>
ox
5/07/14 >
5/03/14 >
5/02/14 >
4/23/14 >
4/18/14 >
Settings
Intuitive menu design and familiar
5-way navigation pad make this one of
the easiest to use energy management
products on the market.
Large, crisp, dot matrix display makes
it easy for customers to track their
energy use against a monthly budget.
Message inbox with unread mall
notification provides an easy way for
utilities to stay in touch with customers.
Usage this Mon h: $86.22
Over Budget By: $11.02
$5
Daily Budget
Home
Home More
Fan Au o >
Clock >
Schedules On >
Price Protection >
Alerts >
Inbox
Home
● 2:39 pm 5/07/14 >
● Cost Alert 5/03/14 >
● 12:01 am 5/02/14 >
Air Filter 4/23/14 >
5:11 pm 4/18/14 >
ings
Intuitive menu design and familiar
5-way navigation pad make this one of
the easiest to use energy management
products on the market.
Large, crisp, dot matrix display makes
it easy for customers to track their
energy use against a monthly budget.
Message inbox with unread mall
notification provides an easy way for
utilities to stay in touch with customers.
$86.22
$11.02
$5
Daily Budget
More
Auto >
>
On >
>
>
ox
5/07/14 >
5/03/14 >
5/02/14 >
4/23/14 >
4/18/14 >
DISPLAY MENU
Settings
Intuitive menu design and familiar
5-way navigation pad make this one of
the easiest to use energy management
products on the market.
Large, crisp, dot matrix display makes
it easy for customers to track their
energy use against a monthly budget.
Message inbox with unread mall
notification provides an easy way for
utilities to stay in touch with customers.
Usage this Month: $86.22
Over Budget By: $11.02
$5
Daily Budget
Home
Home More
Fan Auto >
Clock >
Schedules On >
Price Pr tection >
Alerts >
Inbox
Home
● 2:39 pm 5/07/14 >
● Cost Alert 5/03/14 >
● 12:01 am 5/02/14 >
Air Filter 4/23/14 >
5:11 pm 4/18/14 >
ings
Intuitive menu design and familiar
5-way navigation pad make this one of
the easiest to use energy management
products on the market.
Large, crisp, dot matrix display makes
it easy for customers to track their
energy use against a monthly budget.
Message inbox with unread mall
notification provides an easy way for
utilities to stay in touch with customers.
$86.22
$11.02
$5
Daily Budget
More
Auto >
>
On >
ox
5/07/14 >
5/03/14 >
5/02/14 >
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ENERGY MONITOR
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TECHNICAL HELP
Connections.................................................................................See page 130