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Table 4.1 – DIP switch selection 
 
 
 
DIP switch S1: 

 

 

Func. 

Fan Mode in Econ. 

Time Delay 

Cool only or All modes 

Window Contact 

No. 

Auto Fan* 

Continuous 

4 Minutes* 

No Delay** 

Cool only 

All modes* 

OFF* 

Change Set 

point “EC” 

1 OFF*  ON 

2 X 

X  OFF ON*  X 

3 X 

X  OFF*  ON 

X  X 

4 X 

X  X 

5 X 

X  X 

6 X 

X  X  OFF*  ON 

 

X = Not important      * = Default switch        ** = No delay for compressor – for test only 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DIP switch S2: 

 

 

Func. 

Internal/External 

Sensor 

Display of T. Ambient 

HC / HP configuration 

HC configuration  

HP configuration 

No. Internal* External 

COOL & 

HEAT 

(HC##)* 

HEAT 

PUMP 

(HP##) 

With* 

display 

No 

display 

Elc. 

Heat* 

Oil Heat 

HP in 

Heat 

HP in 

Cool 

ON* 

OFF 

X X X X X X X X 

OFF* 

ON X X X X X X X X 

ON* 

OFF 

X X X X X X X X 

X X 

OFF* 

ON X X X X X X 

X X  X X X X 

OFF* 

ON 

OFF 

ON 

X X  X X 

ON* 

OFF 

X X X X 

 

X = Not important      * = Default switch 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

4.2 DIP switch Operation  

 

The DIP switch has 6 pins. 
Each pin can be ON or OFF. 
In this example picture, pins 1,6 - ON and pins 2,3,4,5 - OFF 

 

4.3 External sensor connection - option 

 

Important! The external sensor must be Meitav-Tec type. 
 

Table 4.3 - N.TC. Sensor: Temperature ~ Resistance Characteristics 

 

Temp  

°

7.2       10.0 

12.8 

 

15.6 18.3  21.1  23.9  26.7 29.4 32.2 

Temp  

°

45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 

Res. 

115.8 100.9 88.1  77.1  67.7  59.6  52.5  46.4  41.2  36.6 

 

          The default from factory is INTERNAL SENSOR. 

 
 

  Disconnect power to the thermostat 24vac. 

  Move the DIP switch S2 as described in the table above 

  Connect the temperature sensor to S4, S5 terminals.    

  Reconnect power 24vac. 

  Make sure the reading in the display is by the external sensor. 

 

The length of the cable for the external sensor is 100 feet (30 meters) with standard cable. 

If longer distance is needed then the cable MUST be shielded.  

There is a wide range of sensors for different applications, duct, rooms, etc. 

There is also option for averaging the temperature.  

For details please contact our technical line or visit our web site. 

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Summary of Contents for ETN-24-SUPER-SI Series

Page 1: ...ternal sensor option RS01 for remote temperature sensing 1 required RS01 for averaging temperature with thermostat 4 required RS02 for averaging temperature with thermostat 2 required RS02 has two the...

Page 2: ...S1 HEAT PUMP HEAT 3 W3 S2 HEAT 1 W1 S3 HEAT 2 W2 S4 External sensor S5 External sensor S6 COMP 2 Y2 S7 FAN S8 COMP 1 Y1 IMPORTANT Before making any changes in the DIP switch disconnect electricity in...

Page 3: ...6 pins Each pin can be ON or OFF In this example picture pins 1 6 ON and pins 2 3 4 5 OFF 4 3 External sensor connection option Important The external sensor must be Meitav Tec type Table 4 3 N TC Se...

Page 4: ...n Auto Fan function Press the FAN button to select AUTO FAN Press the FAN button again to cancel In AUTO FAN the fan will only run when calling for heat or cool 6 RT03 HC 1S Hand Held Remote Control O...

Page 5: ...he hours using the or buttons Press the SELECT button the minutes will flash Adjust the minutes using the or buttons Stop Time Press the SELECT button PROGRAM STOP flashing will appear on display Pres...

Page 6: ...on display Adjust set offset using the and buttons range 6 C 6 C default 0 C Set point for cool in economy mode Press the ON button again AUX and COOL will appear on display Adjust set limit for cool...

Page 7: ...OFF Option B The thermostat will change the set point Economy mode To change this options in the thermostat please refer to the dip switch explanation When the thermostat is OFF the window contact is...

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