Packaged rooftop · gas / electric 24V
R / C / Y1 / Y2 / W1 / W2 / G · economizer in the hood
Written landings stay open. Diagnose is the seat.
One cabinet. Occupied/G is the indoor fan. Y1 is mechanical cool — unless the economizer takes the call. W is gas heat on the IGC, not on the compressor contactor.
Written circuit description only — FieldBench does not redraw maker schematics. Example: R to W closes on a heat call; verify 24V at W1 before you change the IFC. Packaged: Y1 may go to the economizer, not the contactor; VFD enable is 24V, speed is 0–10 V.
Open manufacturer wiring diagramCabinet sequence
- 1Power. Disconnect → L1/L2/(L3) → unit transformer → RLine / 24V
- 2Fan. G / occupied → indoor blower proveBelt, ECM, or current switch
- 3Econo. Y1 → economizer module → damperMay satisfy cool with compressor off
- 4Cool. Y1 → contactor coil through HPS/LPS → compressor + OD fan~24 VAC coil
- 5Heat. W → IGC → inducer → PS → HSI → valve → flameHeat section only
- 6VFD. EN + 0–10 V → drive → indoor motorEnable 24V, speed analog
24V thermostat or DDC
Conventional stat or a BAS landing R C Y1 Y2 W G. Not Infinity ABCD.
Wall / DDC
Unoccupied with G open looks like a dead unit. Occupied first.
- R24V hot from the unit transformer24V
- CCommon24V
- Y1Mechanical cool stage 124V
- Y2Cool stage 2 if this cabinet is two-stage24V
- W1Gas heat — goes to the IGC, not the contactor24V
- W2Heat stage 2 if equipped24V
- GIndoor fan / occupied24V
Unit controller
Cool, fan, economizer, safeties. Heat is handed to the IGC.
- Y1 outContactor coil through HPS / LPS24V
- G outIndoor blower / VFD enable24V
- W outHeat call to IGC24V
IGC / ignition module
Burner compartment. LED is heat-only.
- WHeat call from the unit board24V
- MVGas valve 24V during trial24V
- PSDraft / pressure switch24V
- LIMLimit / rollout in series24V
Economizer (JADE W7220 / W7212 / factory FDD)
Damper can satisfy Y without the compressor. FDD lives on this module, not on the IGC.
- ACTActuator 2–10 V (modulating) or 24 V floating — match the actuator that is on the shaft24V
- FBKActuator feedback pot. JADE ACT RANGE is this sliding off the shaft24V
- OA TOutside-air thermistor / SYLK OA sensor24V
- RA TReturn-air thermistor when differential / enthalpy is used24V
- MATMixed-air sensor — after the damper, before the evap24V
- CO2DCV 0–10 V. Failed high = damper open all day24V
- 24V / COMModule power from the unit transformer24V
Indoor-fan VFD (EcoBlue / Reliatel / aftermarket drive)
Enable and speed reference are 24V / 0–10 V from the unit board. Line is 3-phase at the drive.
- L1 L2 L3Line at the drive — same 3-phase as the unitLine
- U V WMotor leads. Megger with the drive disconnectedLine
- ENEnable 24 VAC (or digital). No enable = board never asked24V
- AI / 0–10Speed reference. 0 V with enable is a wire/board24V
- ALMDrive fault contact back to the unit board24V
Landing
- 24VStat Gunit boardindoor blower
Occupied / fan. Prove this before heat or cool.
- 24VStat Y1unit boardeconomizer OR contactor coil
Mechanical cool only if the damper is not taking the call.
- 24VContactor coil through HPS (LPS)
~24 VAC when the board commands the compressor
- 24VStat Wunit boardIGC WinducerPSHSIvalve
Heat path. Independent of Y.
- 24VOA T / RA T / MAT / CO2economizer moduleACT 2–10 Vdamper
FDD sensors and actuator. Not 24V Y.
- LineUnit board EN + 0–10 VVFDindoor motor
Enable 24V, speed analog, line 3-phase at the drive
- LineL1 L2 L3disconnectcontactors / VFD
Line. 3-phase rotation on 6–15 t.
Prove it
- G / occupied: indoor fan running and proving.
- Y1 at the unit board. Damper position vs command before you chase the contactor.
- W at the IGC, then the heat LED.
- VFD: enable 24V and 0–10 V under a high-fan call. Photograph the drive code before you cycle power.
Do not
- Do not treat this as a split furnace + condenser. There is no line set.
- Do not jump rollout, smoke detector, or fan-prove and walk away.
- Do not apply a 59-series / GR9T96 door card to this IGC.
- Do not throw a dual run cap at a VFD motor. Do not raise FLA to hide a dirty roof.
Written landings, not a factory schematic. Open the manufacturer wiring diagram from the plate’s literature link — FieldBench does not host or redraw it.