Verdant Thermostat Manual: An Overview
The Verdant Thermostat Manual provides comprehensive guidance for installing, configuring, and troubleshooting Verdant VX Series thermostats․ It includes instructions for energy-saving presets, occupancy sensor functionality, and network installation for remote management, along with technical specifications and warranty details․
The Verdant VX Series thermostats represent a leap forward in energy management technology, designed specifically for the hospitality industry and other environments where energy conservation is paramount․ These thermostats deliver unprecedented energy savings without compromising guest comfort․ An integrated occupancy sensor is a key component, utilizing a combination of motion and thermal sensing technologies for accurate occupancy detection․
The VX Series thermostats reduce HVAC runtimes in unoccupied rooms․ The built-in wireless mesh networking enables online management, offering centralized control and monitoring capabilities․ Energy-saving presets eliminate guesswork and make it easy to optimize energy consumption․ These thermostats are available in black or white to suit various interior designs․ Furthermore, they are designed for quick and easy installation, with fully configurable settings to meet specific needs․ The Verdant VX Series is comprised of a thermostat and an HVAC controller․ The thermostat uses 2x AA batteries for power, while the HVAC Controller receives 24VAC power from the HVAC unit․
Installation Guide
The installation guide provides step-by-step instructions for installing Verdant VX Series thermostats․ It covers important considerations before you begin, along with detailed thermostat wiring instructions for various HVAC systems, ensuring a smooth setup process․
Before You Begin: Important Considerations
Before installing your Verdant VX Series thermostat, several important factors need consideration․ First, consult the PTAC manufacturer’s documentation or use a voltmeter to determine the appropriate wiring configuration․ Ensure the online connection kit is connected to the internet if installing a networked thermostat․ The Verdant VX Series uses a thermostat (wall unit) and an HVAC controller․ The thermostat requires 2 AA batteries for power, while the HVAC controller receives 24VAC power from the HVAC unit․
DIY thermostat work can pose fire risks, and insurance may not cover mishaps, so proceed with caution․ The wireless receiver must be within 100ft of the first 2-3 thermostats․ Ensure you have the correct tools and understand basic electrical safety procedures before starting․ Following these precautions will ensure a safe and successful installation․
Thermostat Wiring Instructions
Proper thermostat wiring is crucial for the correct operation of your Verdant VX Series thermostat․ Begin by identifying the wiring terminals on both the existing thermostat and the Verdant unit․ Typically, these include terminals for power (24VAC), heating, cooling, and fan control․ Refer to the wiring tables provided in the Verdant VX Series installation manual for specific configurations, including those for 24V AC systems․
Ensure the power to the HVAC system is turned off before commencing any wiring work to prevent electrical shock․ Carefully connect each wire to the corresponding terminal, ensuring a secure and tight fit․ Double-check all connections against the wiring diagrams to avoid errors․ Incorrect wiring can damage the thermostat or the HVAC system․ If unsure, consult a qualified HVAC technician․
Configuration and Setup
Configuring your Verdant thermostat involves initial setup and network installation․ This ensures optimal energy savings and remote management capabilities․ Follow the Verdant VX Series manual for detailed instructions and proper configuration of the thermostat․
Initial Thermostat Configuration
The initial configuration of your Verdant VX Series thermostat is crucial for optimal performance and energy savings․ Before proceeding, ensure the thermostat is properly installed according to the installation guide․ Start by inserting two AA batteries into the thermostat if it’s battery-powered; otherwise, ensure it’s receiving 24VAC power from the HVAC unit․
Next, access the thermostat settings by pressing and holding the Configuration button until the first settings screen (00) appears․ Use the up and down buttons to navigate through the various settings, such as temperature units (Celsius or Fahrenheit), fan settings, and energy-saving presets․
For networked thermostats, refer to the Network Installation manual to enable online management․ This allows remote control and monitoring of the thermostat․ It is important to ensure that the online connection kit is connected to the internet before starting the network installation process․
Complete the initial configuration by setting the desired temperature range and occupancy sensor settings․ This will ensure that the thermostat operates efficiently and provides maximum energy savings without compromising comfort․
Network Installation for Remote Management
Enabling network capabilities on your Verdant VX Series thermostat allows for remote management, providing enhanced control and monitoring of your HVAC system․ Before initiating the network installation, ensure that your online connection kit is properly connected to the internet․ This is essential for establishing communication between the thermostat and the remote management platform․
Refer to the Network Installation manual for detailed instructions on configuring the thermostat for network connectivity․ The process typically involves connecting the thermostat to your Wi-Fi network and registering it with the Verdant online portal․
Once connected, you can access the thermostat’s settings remotely, adjust temperature setpoints, and monitor energy usage․ The Verdant online portal also provides valuable data and analytics to optimize energy savings and improve overall HVAC system performance․
For thermostats with built-in wireless mesh networking, ensure that the network is properly configured to facilitate communication between multiple thermostats․ This allows for centralized control and management of all connected devices․
Troubleshooting
This section provides guidance for resolving common issues with Verdant thermostats․ Refer to the error code list for solutions․ Contact support for further assistance if needed․
Common Error Codes and Solutions
When using Verdant VX series thermostats, encountering an error code can disrupt the energy-saving and comfort-enhancing features the device offers․ Addressing common error codes efficiently can minimize downtime and ensure optimal performance․ This section outlines prevalent error codes and their respective solutions․
One frequently encountered error involves sensor pairing difficulties․ If the thermostat displays an error during the sensor setup, ensure the sensor is within the specified range and that batteries are correctly installed, or replace them․ Another common issue arises from network connectivity problems․ If the thermostat fails to connect to the network, verify the online connection kit is properly connected to the Internet․
For errors related to HVAC unit communication, it’s essential to check the wiring connections and consult the PTAC manufacturer’s documentation to verify voltage compatibility․ By addressing these common error codes systematically, users can maintain the seamless operation of their Verdant thermostats․
Advanced Features
The Verdant VX Series thermostats offer advanced capabilities, including occupancy sensor integration for optimized energy savings and customizable energy-saving presets․ These features enhance comfort and efficiency in hospitality and other commercial environments․
Occupancy Sensor Functionality
The Verdant VX Series thermostats leverage advanced occupancy sensor technology to deliver unprecedented energy savings without compromising occupant comfort․ These thermostats integrate motion and thermal sensing to accurately detect room occupancy․ When a room is unoccupied, the system automatically adjusts the temperature, reducing HVAC runtime and energy consumption․
The occupancy sensor settings are fully configurable through the thermostat interface․ Users can adjust sensitivity levels and set specific time delays before the system enters energy-saving mode․ This customization ensures optimal performance based on the unique usage patterns of each space․
For example, in hospitality settings, the thermostat can detect when a guest checks out and automatically revert to energy-saving mode until the next guest arrives․ This feature eliminates the need for manual adjustments and ensures continuous energy savings․
Pairing occupancy sensors is straightforward, with the thermostat providing clear countdown and success/failure indications; Successful pairing allows the thermostat to accurately detect occupancy, optimizing energy usage, and maintaining guest comfort․
Energy Saving Presets
Verdant VX Series thermostats come equipped with pre-configured energy-saving presets designed to maximize efficiency without sacrificing comfort․ These presets are easily accessible and allow users to quickly implement energy-saving strategies without extensive manual configuration․ The presets are tailored to various occupancy scenarios, optimizing HVAC runtimes based on room usage․
The energy-saving presets eliminate guesswork, providing immediate reductions in energy consumption․ These settings can be further customized to suit specific needs, offering a balance between energy savings and occupant comfort․ Users can adjust temperature setpoints for occupied and unoccupied modes, along with time delays for transitioning between modes․
The Verdant VX Series includes features like “Night Occupancy Start,” which anticipates occupancy patterns and adjusts temperature settings accordingly․ This ensures that rooms are comfortable upon arrival while minimizing energy waste during unoccupied periods․
By utilizing energy-saving presets, users can significantly reduce HVAC runtime and lower energy bills, making the Verdant VX Series an ideal choice for both residential and commercial applications․ These presets provide a simple and effective way to manage energy consumption․
Appendix and Support
This section provides technical specifications, warranty information, and contact details for Verdant VX Series thermostats․ It offers comprehensive support resources for users seeking assistance with installation, configuration, or troubleshooting issues․
Technical Specifications
The Verdant VX Series thermostats boast advanced technical features designed for optimal energy management․ These thermostats use 2x AA batteries for power, while the HVAC Controller receives 24VAC from the HVAC unit; Built-in wireless mesh networking enables online management, enhancing control and monitoring capabilities․ The integrated occupancy sensor combines motion and thermal sensing technologies for precise occupancy detection, ensuring efficient energy use․
The VX Series includes various models such as VX-TW-KT-W and VX-T6-KT, each designed for specific applications․ All models are available in black or white to match any decor․ The thermostats are engineered to deliver unprecedented energy savings without compromising guest comfort, making them ideal for the hospitality industry․
For detailed specifications, refer to the product specification guides available online․ These guides provide comprehensive information on wiring tables, dimensions, and operational parameters, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance․ The thermostats are also designed for quick and easy installation, with fully configurable settings to meet diverse energy management needs․
Warranty Information and Contact Details
Verdant Environmental Technologies, Inc․ provides a comprehensive warranty for the VX Series thermostats, ensuring customer satisfaction and product reliability․ The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use․ Specific terms and conditions, including the duration of the warranty, are detailed in the complete warranty documentation available on the Verdant website․ It is important to review this document to understand the extent of coverage and any limitations․
For warranty claims or any product-related inquiries, customers can contact Verdant’s support team through multiple channels․ The main support email is support@verdant․info, where you can submit detailed queries and receive timely assistance․ Alternatively, you can reach the support team by phone at 1-877-318-1823․ Verdant’s customer service representatives are available to provide troubleshooting assistance, answer questions about product features, and guide you through the warranty claim process if needed․
Verdant’s headquarters is located at 5700 Henri-Bourassa Blvd W, Saint-Laurent, Quebec H4R 1V9․ This address can be used for any official correspondence or if you need to send physical documentation․ Verdant is committed to providing excellent customer support and ensuring your experience with the VX Series thermostats is positive and efficient․