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Wiring question replacing Honeywell thermostat w/Hunter
I am replacing an old standard Honeywell thermostat (model T8034C) with a Hunter programmable digital model 44110.
I have a 5-wire system. The wires are color coded and the Honeywell labels match the wire colors. Those are: White, Yellow, Green, Orange, and Red. THe only labels on the Honeywell thermostats are W, Y, G, O, & R. The Hunter thermostat has a place for the White, Yellow, and Green wires. But on the other two terminals, it is labeled RH & RC (heat & cool). The instructions for the Hunter thermostat say to use the wires that were labeled RH & RC on the old thermostat. Unfortunately the Honeywell thermostat did not have functional labels. Does anyone know which color wire - the Orange or the Red ("O" or "R" as Honeywell refers to them) is the RC wire, and which is the RH wire? |
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