Wiring

Single-stage 24V contactor

Conventional Y / C

Conventional Y / C

One cool stage. Indoor transformer, stat Y, outdoor contactor coil. Dual cap on the outdoor. No data pair and no Y2.

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.

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24V single-stage

Plate is a one-contactor condensing unit.

Wall thermostat

Conventional 24V. One cool stage.

  • R24V hot from indoor transformer24V
  • C24V common24V
  • YCool call — one stage24V
  • GIndoor fan24V
  • WHeat. Stays at the indoor.24V

Indoor IFC / AHU

Y in from the stat. Y out to the outdoor contactor. Same transformer.

  • RTransformer hot — feeds the stat24V
  • CTransformer common — must reach the outdoor24V
  • YStat Y in24V
  • YoutTo outdoor contactor coil24V
  • GBlower / cool tap24V
  • WHeat only24V

Outdoor — contactor coil

Two control screws. There is no outdoor IFC to interrogate.

  • YContactor coil. ~24 VAC to C under a call.24V
  • CContactor coil common24V

Outdoor line

208/230 through the disconnect to the contactor line side.

  • L1LineLine
  • L2LineLine
  • GNDEquipment groundLine

Dual run capacitor

C / FAN / HERM on the can. An inverter outdoor does not have this part.

  • CCommon — both windingsCap
  • FANOutdoor fanCap
  • HERMCompressorCap

Landing

  • 24VIndoor Rstat R

    ~24 VAC hot

  • 24VIndoor Cstat Coutdoor C

    Common. Outdoor will not pull without it.

  • 24VStat Yindoor Youtdoor Y

    ~24 VAC across Y–C at the contactor under a call

  • 24VStat Gindoor G

    Indoor blower. Does not go outdoors.

  • LineL1 / L2disconnectcontactor line

    208/230

  • CapCap C / FAN / HERM

    Both sections vs the can stamp

Prove it

  • 24 VAC across outdoor Y and C under a Y call, measured at the outdoor.
  • Contactor pulls and stays. Chatter is low 24V, a cooked coil, or HPS in series.
  • Dual-cap FAN and HERM both in spec.

Do not

  • Do not land a ComfortBridge / ABCD / iComfort data pair on this outdoor. It wants Y and C.
  • There is no O/B. That screw is the heat-pump twin.
  • There is no Y2.

Field landing, not a scanned OEM schematic. Photograph the outdoor silk if the screws are not labeled Y/C.

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