Robertshaw 9701i2 Install Sheet

Robertshaw Programmable Thermostats Install Sheet - 9701i2.
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Quick Start Installation Manual
Models 9701i2 and 9725i2

DELUXE
PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOSTATS

Installation DOs and DON’Ts

DO

• Shut off all power to system before installing.

• Read entire manual before installing.

• Make sure that all wiring conforms to

national and local codes.

DO NOT

• Install on voltages greater than 30 VAC.

• Short jumper across terminals on the gas

valve or at the system control.

• Connect ground to any terminal in

this unit.

• Install on outside walls or in direct sunlight.

Cut
out

opening

a

b

1/2"

1-1/2"

1"

Remove 1/2” of insulation
from end of each wire

Select location for installation.

1

Open the case with a screwdriver. Place in slot
and gently pry forward at all four locations.

2

1

2

3

4

Mark mounting hole locations on wall.

3

Mark mounting hole 
locations on wall using 
unit base as template.

Drill 3/16” holes at marked locations on wall.
Insert plastic anchors into holes.

4

Drill 3/16  holes

a

b

Press anchors into holes until flush.

Align unit base over plastic anchors embedded
in wall and secure with the screws provided.

5

Connect wiring between the thermostat and
equipment.  For Model 9701i2 (1 heat / 1 cool;
gas / electric).

6

Y1

R

C

E/W1

O B G

G

Y1

R

W1

C

Thermostat

C - 

24VAC 

Common

R - 

24VAC

Y1 

-  1st stage cooling

E/W1 -  1st stage heating
O - 

Not 

used

B - 

Not 

used

G - 

Fan

TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS

9701i2

Equipment Wiring Terminals
Please refer to furnace
installation manual for
proper terminations

Connect wiring between the thermostat and the
indoor sensor (9020i) and the outdoor sensor
(9025i), if used. Use twisted pair wiring (22AWG
minimum) with a maximum length of 300 feet
(or 100m).

12

Replace cover on thermostat.  Turn on power
to unit and proceed with programming
per instructions on the display or in the
user's manual.

13

Controls Americas
515 South Promenade Avenue
Corona, CA 92879-1736
United States of America
Made in U.S.A
www.about-i-series .com

110-1180

Recycling Thermostat
If this thermostat REPLACES a thermostat that contains mercury,
DO NOT discard the old thermostat in the regular trash.  Mercury
is harmful to humans and the environment.  For this reason, do
not open, break, or crush the mercury cell.  If mercury leaks from
a damaged cell, DO NOT touch or handle mercury with bare
hands.  Use protective, non-absorbent gloves to place mercury
into a sealable container.  Fill the container with sand or another
absorbent material and seal the container completely.
Return the mercury or mercury products, in a sealed container, to
Invensys Climate Controls or a local recycling center for proper
disposal.  If you have any questions, call Robertshaw technical
support at 1-800-445-8299.

In U.S.:
Invensys Controls Americas
28C Leigh Fisher Blvd.
El Paso, TX 79906
Attn: Mercury Recycling Center

In Canada:
Invensys Controls Americas
3515 Laird Road - Unit #14
Mississauga, Ontario L5L 5Y7
Attn: Mercury Recycling Center

Connect wiring between the thermostat and
equipment.  For Model 9725i2 (2 heat / 2 cool;
gas / electric).

8

Connect wiring between the thermostat and
equipment.  For Model 9725i2 (2 heat / 2 cool;
heat pump with strip heat).

9

Connect wiring between the thermostat and
equipment.  For Model 9725i2 (2 heat / 2 cool;
heat pump with furnace).

10

Connect wiring between the thermostat and
equipment.  For Model 9725i2 (2 heat / 2 cool;
2 stage heat pump with strip heat).

11

Y1

R

C

E/W1

O B G

G

Y1

R

E

C

B

O

Equipment Wiring Terminals
Please refer to heat pump
installation manual for
proper terminations

Thermostat

C - 

24VAC 

Common

R - 

24VAC

Y1 - 

1st 

stage 

heating/cooling

E/W1 -  Emergency  heat

-  Cool active reversing valve

-  Heat active reversing valve

G - 

Fan

TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS

9701i2

Connect wiring between the thermostat and
equipment.  For Model 9701i2 (1 heat / 1 cool;
heat pump with strip heat [emergency]).

7

Y1

R

C

E/W1

O B G

Equipment Wiring Terminals
Please refer to furnace
installation manual for
proper terminations

Thermostat

C - 

24VAC 

Common

R - 

24VAC

Y1 

- 1st stage cooling

E/W1 - 1st stage heating
W2  - 2nd stage heating
Y2 

- 2nd stage cooling

L - 

Not 

used

O - 

Not 

used

B - 

Not 

used

G - 

Fan

TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS

W2
Y2

C

R

Y1

Y2

W1

W2

L

G

B

L

O

9725i2

Y1

R

C

E/W1

O B G

Equipment Wiring Terminals
Please refer to heat pump
installation manual for
proper terminations

Thermostat

C - 

24VAC 

Common

R - 

24VAC

Y1 - 

1st 

stage 

heating/cooling

E/W1 -  Emergency  heat
W2  - 2nd stage heating
Y2 

- 2nd stage cooling

- System fault indicator

- Cool active reversing valve

- Heat active reversing valve

G - 

Fan

TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS

W2
Y2

C

R

Y1

Y2

W2

L

G

B

L

O

9725i2

E

If terminal E is not 
supplied, add 
jumper across 
E/W1 and W2 on 
the thermostat.

Y1

R

C

E/W1

O B G

Equipment Wiring Terminals
Please refer to heat pump
installation manual for
proper terminations

Thermostat

C - 

24VAC 

Common

R - 

24VAC

Y1 - 

1st 

stage 

heating/cooling

E/W1 -  Emergency  heat
W2  - 2nd stage heating
Y2 

- 2nd stage cooling

- System fault indicator

- Cool active reversing valve

- Heat active reversing valve

G - 

Fan

TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS

W2
Y2

C

R

Y1

Y2

W2

L

G

B

L

O

9725i2

E

If terminal E is not 
supplied, add 
jumper across 
E/W1 and W2 on 
the thermostat.

Y1

R

C

E/W1

O B G

Equipment Wiring Terminals
Please refer to heat pump
installation manual for
proper terminations

Thermostat

C - 

24VAC 

Common

R - 

24VAC

Y1 - 

1st 

stage 

heating/cooling

E/W1 - Emergency heat (strip)
W2  - 2nd stage heating
Y2 

- 2nd stage cooling

- System fault indicator

- Cool active reversing valve

- Heat active reversing valve

G - 

Fan

TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS

W2
Y2

C

R

Y1

E

Y2

W2

L

G

B

L

O

9725i2

The Setup Wizard allows you to quickly step
through the setup process. This guide
shows a typical setup for a basic heating
system. The screens you see depend on
thermostat model and your heating/cooling
configuration.

NOTE: Use the 

or 

button to select a list

item or to change the value of a number.
Use the gray buttons below the display to
choose No, Yes, Back, Next, Next Char or
Accept when appropriate.

Would You Like

To Run the

Setup Wizard?

No

Yes

1

Selecting Yes allows you to go
through the setup process.

Select Language

Back

Next

English
Español
Français

2

Choose either English, Español, or
Français as the display language.
This can always be changed after
the Setup Wizard is complete.
Press 

Next.

Set Time

(Hour)

Back

Next

12:00PM

3

Set the time. Hours and minutes are
set separately. An AM/PM indicator
automatically changes based on the
hour chosen.
Press Next.

Set Date

(Month)

Back

Next

1/1/05

4

Set the date.
First, set the month. Press 

Next.

Then, set the day. Press Next.
Finally, set the year. Press 

Next.

Select Time Format

Back

Next

12hr
24hr

5

Choose the time format – 12-hour
clock or 24-hour clock.
Press Next.

Auto Adjust For DST?

Back

Next

No
Standard (Apr-Oct)
Extended (Mar-Nov)

6

To activate the Auto Daylight Saving
Time feature, choose either:
Standard (April – October), or
Extended (March – November).
Press Next.

Select Temperature

Scale

Back

Next

°C
°F

7

Select either the Fahrenheit or Celsius
temperature scale.
Press Next.

1st Stage Heat Equip

Back

Next

None
Furnace
Strip
Heat Pump

8

Select the type of heating system that
will be used with the thermostat.
Press 

Next.

Enable

Auto Changeover?

Back

Next

No

Yes

9

Auto changeover allows automatic
switching between heating and
cooling.
Make your selection. Press Next.

Reminder To Service

Heat System In:

Back

Next

3Mon

10

Service reminders are available for:
Heat System, Heat Pump, Cool
System, Filter, UV Light and
Humidifier Pad. All can be set to OFF
or from 1 to 12 months.
Press 

Next.

Set Contact Info

(Name)

Accept

Next Char

ABC HEATERS

123-555-2345

11

Contact information can be entered
at the factory. Talk to your
Robertshaw sales representative
about this feature.
To edit information: Use the 

or 

button to scroll through the character
list. Press 

Next Char to move to the

next character. Press Accept to move
to the next line, and finish editing.

Setup Wizard Quick Start Guide

110-1180

DELUXE
PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOSTATS

Operational Mode Chart

DELUXE
PROGRAMMABLE
THERMOSTATS

No 2nd

Stage

HVAC Mode

is Emer

2nd Stage is a Furnace

2nd Stage is

Strip

2nd Stage is a

Heat Pump

Outdoor

Temperature

1st Stage

(2nd is na)

Standard2

Add-On2

Heat Pump

Only4

1st

2nd

1st

2nd

1st

2nd

1st

2nd

< Low balance

E/W1

W2

na1

W2

na1

W2

na1

E/W1

na1

Between

balance points

E/W1

Y1

Y1 +
W22

Y1

W2

only2

Y1

Y1 +
W22

Y1

Y1 +

W2

No sensor3

Y1

E/W1

Y1

Y1 +
W22

Y1

W2

only2

Y1

Y1 +
W22

Y1

Y1 +

W2

> High balance

E/W1

Y1

na1

Y1

na1

Y1

na1

Y1

na1

1. The 2nd stage is not used for heating when

the outdoor temperature is not between the
two balance points.

2. Standard and Add-On apply when the 2nd

stage is on. Y1 is either on (Standard) or off
(Add-On).

3. When no sensor is present, the thermostat

behaves as if the outdoor temperature is
always between the balance points.

4. Heat Pump Only applies to the 9725i2 when

it is configured as Heat Pump in both 1st and
2nd stage.

NOTES:

NOTES:

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