EWC Controls Forum

I use this configuration and it works great in North Texas (Dallas). My humidifier runs when it needs to and the system keeps the humidity down (or gets it down) when it gets bad. It will sometimes overcool a little, assuming you have that option set.

Heat / B and Zones 1,2,3 (Sometimes just one of two of the zones. Also, sometimes the dry relay light is on.

It also appears that the system will not move to the 2nd stage in this scenario. Even if the demand for heat is high in all 3 zones.

Is it normal for a gas only setup to have the Emergency Heat light lit on the UT-3000? It hasn't been before today that I have noticed. I am on 1.17.

I wired my humidifier (non-steam, Aprilaire 400) directly to the Ultrazone panel. The thermostats will control it directly (through the UT-3000 panel, of course) in each zone. The only wires I connected were between the panel and the humidifier (H/H to C/NO, I think). I haven't tested it yet, I need...

That does help, thanks.

One quick follow-up question... How would it benefit me to use a networked thermostat in one zone? I'd probably use it for the upstairs since that's where my bedroom and the HVAC system is--assuming it helps with noise control.

I have 3 Nest Thermostats and 3 Zones on one HVAC system. I am planning to upgrade that system to a Goodman DSXC/HMVC ComfortNet compatible system. After some research, I learned I'd be missing out on a lot of functionality unless I upgraded my zone control board and that my Nests are very limited c...