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Wiring an inline duct fan
I want to let my main thermostat control the duct fan. I have purchased an energizer but am unfamiliar with hooking it up to the thermostat.
The energizer has two connections for 24v wires and I would like it to come on Whether using heat or air. I know G is the fan control but where should the second wire come from ? Y? Or RH or RC? Please advise as if you are telling a novice. Thanks |
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