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| Craigeller
 |  "Trane to a rite temp"
, posted Tue 6 Jan 19:42:  
I have an old trane XT302B thermostat and bought a new Ritetemp 8030 and am having an issuw with the wiring. The Trane has coming out of the wall R B W1 Y1 W2 G. The W2 is giving me the problem. Where on the ritetemp should this go. My heater is a Trane XL80. The options on the rite temp are C RC O B RH W Y G. Note that the RC and RH are jumped.
Craig
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| statman
| "Re(1):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Tue 2 Nov 18:02
The Rite Temp thermostat does not support 2-stage systems. Purchase a Honeywell Vision touchscreen thermostat from Lowes. This will work on your system
Statman
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| Statman
| "Re(1):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Tue 2 Nov 18:00
The Rite Temp is for Single Stage Units only. Purchase a Honeywell Vision Thermostat from Lowes instead. It will control your 2-stage system.
Statman
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| xenos
Webmaster 
| "Re(1):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Tue 6 Jan 21:55
If you are referring to a heat pump Rite temp does not support multi stage heat pumps and if you have AUX heating you have a 2 stage heat system.
Xenos.
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| | Craigeller
| "Re(2):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Tue 6 Jan 22:26:
I am quite sure it is not a heat pump. It is a 2 stage unit as I just found it on the Trane Website. Can this Ritetemp thermost be used with it? If not any suggestions on a good digital unit. Programmable If I conect the W or W1 to the new ther W I will get low heat. If I connect W1 and W2 to the new therm W for high heat will this ruin my heater as it will only run on one stage?
Craig
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| | xenos
Webmaster
| "Re(3):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Tue 6 Jan 22:39
W2 is second stage heating. Second stage heating is exactly that second stage as in more than one. A heat pump is the best example where the heat pump is first stage heating and the furnace would be second.
Xenos.
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| | Craigeller
| "Re(4):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Tue 6 Jan 23:03
So by wiring the way I stated in my last question will that work? Or should I get a thermostat that has both stages on it? Any reccomendations?
Craig
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| | xenos
Webmaster
| "Re(5):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 17:23
Yes you could however there would be a benefit to using a two stage thermostat and one of the benefits would be the fuel economy.
Xenos.
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| | craigeller
| "Re(6):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 17:29
Does the Honeywell 8624D fit the unit I am looking for?
Craig
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| | xenos
Webmaster
| "Re(7):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 19:21
No it’s not a multi stage thermostat you are looking for it’s a multistage heat pump thermostat. If Honeywell it will end in 11 like T8611.
Xenos.
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| | craigeller
| "Re(8):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 20:41
But I do not have a heat pump I have a Trane XL80 2 stage heater.
Craig
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| | craigeller
| "Re(8):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 20:27
But I do not have a heat pump I have a Trane XL80 2 stage heater.
Craig
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| | xenos
Webmaster
| "Re(9):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 20:46
Sorry about that Crag I think I have to slow down, Man things are growing here and I have been feeling quite overwhelmed the last couple days. I get so many questions about Rite temp thermostat not working with multi stage heat pumps and it’s always the same answer. Your are the first to ask a non heat pump related Rite temp question from what I can remember.
Yes that thermostat will work and it’s top shelf. However I just want to point out that this thermostat requires a common power wire so you may have to run an extra wire from the furnace to the thermostat.
Xenos.
The best way to escape a problem is to solve it.
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| | craigeller
| "Re(10):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 21:13
OK I sent you another email to your other address and it stated the wires I have coming out of the wall which are R,B,W1,Y1,W2 and G. Is one of these the common wire?
Craig
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| | craigeller
| "Re(10):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 21:13
OK I sent you another email to your other address and it stated the wires I have coming out of the wall which are R,B,W1,Y1,W2 and G. Is one of these the common wire?
Craig
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| | xenos
Webmaster
| "Re(2):Re(10):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 21:36
I would say yes since Trane uses B as common.
Xenos.
The best way to escape a problem is to solve it.
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| | craigeller
| "Re(3):Re(10):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 21:48
OK one final step, The wiring going to the new Honeywell will be from same letter to same letter axcept for the B or is this on the Honeywell as well. ANd do I need to jump any wires on the new thermostat.
Craig
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| | xenos
Webmaster
| "Re(4):Re(10):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 21:52
Thats correct as well if there are 2 R's you will need to jump them.
Xenos.
The best way to escape a problem is to solve it.
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| | craigeller
| "Re(5):Re(10):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 22:07
Am I coorect in assuming that there will be a B on the new Honeywell. If not the B out of the wall should go to what connector on the thermostat.
A donation will be coming your way soon after I complete the install. Thanks for your time it is greatly appreciated.
Craig
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| | melaman
| "Re(6):Re(10):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Mon 1 Mar 23:40
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| | xenos
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| "Re(6):Re(10):Trane to a rite temp" , posted Wed 7 Jan 22:10
Thank you
B will now become C. Nema standard for common is C I have no idea why Trane uses B
Xenos.
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