Outdoor Wood Furnace Thermostat Wiring

Snap the thermostat back into place on the wall.

Outdoor wood furnace thermostat wiring.

The thermostat wire will connect to a terminal strip on it. The titanium enhanced stainless steel firebox ensures. Turn off your existing thermostat flip the furnace ac breaker to the off position. Once your c wire is ready follow these steps to install your new thermostat.

Step 4 remove the thermostat from the wall. Label where the wires are connected on the thermostat check to see if they match the industry standard listed above. For fire safety keep all combustible materials at least six feet two meters away from the outdoor furnace especially around the door area. Heatmor outdoor furnaces have been manufactured for over 30 years.

It is our passion for providing the longest lasting outdoor furnace in the market that has kept us ahead of the competition. Debris of wood chips and. The classic edge titanium hdx outdoor wood furnace is the most efficient outdoor wood furnace that meets the stringent epa 2020 step 2 certified requirements. It uses up to 60 less wood and is cleaner burning easy to operate and requires minimal maintenance usually only a few minutes a week.

Make note of what wire connects to what terminal. The best outdoor wood furnace ever made. Do not allow combustible materials straw hay or wood near the outdoor furnace. For a simple home heating and air conditioning system normally the red wire is on the r terminal the white wire is on the w terminal the yellow wire is on the y terminal and the green wire is on the g terminal.

How to install an outdoor wood furnace can be broken down simply. Keep the perimeter of the outdoor furnace clear and clean. If no green wire exists you may need to pull a new thermostat wire from the furnace to the thermostat. It should come off by gently pulling on it.

Heatmor stainless steel outdoor furnaces are easy to load maintain operate and are available in a wide selection of colors. Use the example drawing below if you have a 2 wire system or the thermostat is the advanced computerized type that communicates back and forth between the furnace typically found on heat pump systems.