System Setup - Setup Deadbands

System Setup - Setup Deadbands

Deadband This is sometimes called the “hysteresis” band. For cooling , it is the number of degrees the temperature needs to drop from the lower boundary of its current stage before it switches to the lower stage.
Without Deadbands, equipment tends to cycle frequently & constantly change stages when the temperature approaches the set points. When a large value is used, setpoints may not be maintained. Typical values might be 1 to 2 degrees F. For heating it is the number of degrees the temperature needs to rise above the temperature boundary before it switches to a lower heating stage.

RelHum Deadband This is the RH% the humidity must drop below the dehumidification threshold before exiting the dehumidification state. It also is the RH% the humidity must rise above the humidification threshold before exiting the humidification threshold.

BHeat Deadband This is the number of degrees that the bottom heat temperature must rise above the bottom heat temperature setpoint or threshold before the heat valve switches off. Typical values might be 1 degree F or less. Pearl

to get to Setup Deadbands you would do the following:



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