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The ZCDWLR 2-Zone Comfort Control works with any
thermostat to provide you with a uniformly comfortable
home in every season.
The ZCDWLR monitors the equipment for heating and
cooling calls as well as the temperatures in the upstairs
and downstairs zones. If the temperatures differ more than
2 degrees, the ZCDWLR automatically directs more
heating or cooling to the zone that needs it.
Or, you can manually direct more heating or cooling to the
upstairs or downstairs zone as desired.
The ZCDWLR includes a Nighttime Comfort option that
automatically directs more heating or cooling to the
upstairs sleeping zone and less to the unoccupied
downstairs zone and is ideal for homes where all of the
bedrooms are located upstairs.
Look for this symbol throughout the manual to
see how the ZCDWLR can save energy as well
as reduce wasted energy.
To learn how the ZCDWLR complements smart thermostats with
remote sensors, see page 4.
The ZCDWLR 2-Zone Control is typically installed in the downstairs zone (living space), a temperature sensor is installed in the
upstairs zone (sleeping space), a damper control module is installed near the equipment and two modulating dampers are installed in
the duct work to control the distribution of heating and cooling to the downstairs and upstairs zones.
1
Displays Zone 2 Airflow.
2
Displays Zone 1 Airflow.
Displays Zone 2 Temperature.
3
4
Displays Zone 1 Temperature.
Displays whether Auto Comfort is On or Off. Default is On.
5
6
Displays whether Auto Sleep is On or Off. Default is Off.
Key Operation
7
The MENU key is used to access homeowner options
such as Nighttime Comfort and temperature calibration.
The SLEEP key is used for Nighttime Comfort operation.
8
See Nightime Comfort for more information.
9
The COMFORT key is used to select Automatic Uniform
Comfort, Downstairs Comfort or Upstairs Comfort.
The
or
keys are used to adjust settings
10
Understanding Your Installation
Understanding Your 2-Zone Comfort Control
Homeowner Manual
Model ZCDWLR
2-Zone Automatic Comfort Control
ZCDWLR Ver 410 / DC3 Ver 330 Jan 2024
Wireless
Damper Control
Zone2
F
%
Zone1
F
%
Auto
Comfort
On
Auto Sleep
On
MENU
SLEEP
COMFORT
Zone2
1
3
F
%
Zone1
2
4
F
%
Auto
Comfort
On
5
6
Auto Sleep On
7
MENU
10
8
SLEEP
COMFORT
9
Wired
Temperature Sensor
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Summary of Contents for eControls ZCDWLR
- Page 1 Understanding Your Installation The ZCDWLR 2-Zone Control is typically installed in the downstairs zone (living space), a temperature sensor is installed in the upstairs zone (sleeping space), a damper control module is installed near the equipment and two modulating dampers are installed in the duct work to control the distribution of heating and cooling to the downstairs and upstairs zones.
- Page 2 Comfort Control The ZCDWLR includes three different comfort options - Automatic Uniform Comfort, Downstairs Comfort Focus and Upstairs Comfort Focus that are designed to maximize your comfort and energy savings. The ZCDWLR defaults to Automatic Uniform Comfort. Pressing the COMFORT key cycles through the comfort options.
- Page 3 The nighttime comfort option, Auto Sleep, saves energy and improves comfort at night and is ideal for homes where all of the bedrooms are located upstairs. Each night, the ZCDWLR automatically directs 30% more heating or cooling to the upstairs zone and 30% less to the unoccupied downstairs zone.
- Page 4 Smart Thermostat w/ Remote Sensor Troubleshooting The ZCDWLR 2-Zone Comfort Control optimizes the comfort Sensor Error Zone2 features in smart thermostats with remote sensors while adding When there is an error with the valuable energy savings.
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