ive been using smartthings hub since it came out and ive been fairly happy with it. it obviously has some bugs here and there that there still working out
Yeah that's what I'm thinking I'll end up having to do. I went ahead and installed a jumper wire like it was previously set up and it's working fine.
Maybe in a couple days I'll go re wire it all with out that relay and see what happens
Yeah I've been on support with ecobee for hours and they think the issue falls on the relay and that a HVAC professional should come out and re wire the system. I'm thinking of trying to install a jumper wire like it was before and see what happens
Alright guys little background info on my system. i have a Lennox a/c and heat pump unit with a Lennox natural gas furnace also.
I used to have a Honeywell thermostat which was the factory installed thermostat and recently decided to upgrade to a Ecobee smart stat so i can control remotely...
this is the same dimension garage I'm thinking of building at my house also but thinking I'm gonna do a pole barn style frame instead of metal building but haven't decided yet.
Out of curiosity why did you build it 40' long instead of doing it 40' wide and 30' deep
I've ben tossing around both...
There 4 wires coming in. Black and red going to the 60 amp breaker and a white going to that top right post and then the green wire going to the bus bar.
I think the green is the ground?
Alright it looks as if the neutral bond screw has been removed. I looked up the model of my box and it talks about removing that binding screw and it's gone.
So now I found the part number for the ground bus but how do I ground it? Do I just move the ground coming from the house over to that bar?
Well I can't look at the tag right now but looked up the new version of my compressor that's offered and they rate it at 24 amps. Do I go 30 or do I need bigger
It's 7.5 I believe. I just went with 20amp because the guy I got it from had a electrician wire it in and he use 20 amp and the guy said he never had a problem with it
i believe it is, it was installed by a licenses electrician and was approved with a county permit when don't and the wire feeding the 60 amp breaker is a big wire!
Alright i don't have pictures to explain but i have a sub panel in my detached garage that appears to have the incoming wires coming into a dual 60 amp breaker then after that there 4 empty spaces and next to that is a single 15 that has my light and outlet ran off of it.
so i'm wondering am i...