Honeywell ATC928G3000 Manuals

WIRELESS BINDING GUIDE
A step-by-step guide for binding wireless heating controls

Frequently Asked Questions
evohome, Voice & Single Zone Thermostat
Boiler relay
‘double bound’ as
heating relay.
Relays positioned
too close together
or next to metal
items.
Ideally you
should simplify
the installation
however in
certain cases it is
possible to control
an S Plan plus
system
System configured
as S Plan or Y
Plan (no boiler
relay to control
heat demand).
evohome
evohome
evohome
evohome
Heating will
activate when
there is a hot
water demand.
Loss of
communication,
sluggish
response.
Fault log
communication
loss and restore.
S Plan Plus –
how do I control
more than one
heating zone
valve?
Why can’t I
adjust the
cycle rate and
minimum run
time?
If a system has been set up and the
Wireless Relay Boxes are moved to a
new function, the relay binding must be
cleared or it will continue to carry out its
original function. You may need to refer to
the wiring diagram in the Appendix of the
Installer Guide.
If you’re fitting a Wireless Relay Box
(BDR91) to your boiler, zone valve or
Sundial valve Mount the Wireless Relay
Box on a non-metal surface at least 30cm
from your boiler, other wireless devices or
metal objects.
CAUTION ADVANCED APPLICATION*
Either wire both/all heating zone valves
into the Heating relay
(n.b. they will all open on a heat demand
from any zone)
Or
Bind multiple relays in at Heating valve in
the Guided Config.
All relays need to be in listening mode
when the binding signal is sent from the
evohome controller.
(n.b. they will all open on a heat demand
from any zone).
Configure system as follows
Stored hot water and zoned heating
system. This system needs HR92s or other
zoning solutions for the radiators.
Product          Issue                      Cause                     Resolution
NOTE!!
If a system has been set up and the Wireless Relay Boxes are
moved to a new function, the relay binding must be cleared or it
will continue to carry out its original function.