Lennox L40 Smart Thermostat System Diagrams
This document outlines the system wiring configurations for the Lennox L40 Smart Thermostat. It covers various HVAC system setups, including single-stage air handlers, furnaces, heat pumps, and air conditioners. The diagrams also illustrate the integration of optional components like condensate float switches and Refrigerant Detection Systems (RDS).
System Configurations
Single Stage Air Handler and Single Stage Heat Pump
This section details the wiring for a system with a single-stage air handler and a single-stage heat pump. It shows the connections to the L40 Smart Thermostat, the air handler unit (AHU), and the Lennox Typical Non-Low GWP Single Stage Heat Pump Unit. Key notes include:
- Refer to the Air Handler Unit Installation Instructions for specific Lennox L40 Thermostat wiring.
- An optional normally closed (NC) Condensate Float Switch can be installed.
- The thermostat and outdoor unit terminal block are typically black, while the indoor unit terminal block is blue.
- For heat pump applications, a Defrost Tempering Kit (67M41) must be installed.
- The ACC2 terminal is factory-set for dehumidifier operation.
- For heat pump applications, cut the on-board clippable link from R to O.
- Install a field-provided jumper between Y2 OUT BL on the heat pump and Y2 on the indoor unit.
- A Defrost Temper Kit (67M41) and Condensate Overflow Switch may be installed.
Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage Air Conditioner
This diagram illustrates the wiring for a system comprising a single-stage furnace and a single-stage air conditioner. Connections are shown for the L40 Smart Thermostat, the typical single-stage furnace, and the Lennox Typical Non-Low GWP Single Stage Air Conditioning Unit.
Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage Dual Fuel Heat Pump
This configuration covers a system with a single-stage furnace and a single-stage dual-fuel heat pump. The wiring connects the L40 Smart Thermostat to the furnace and the Lennox Typical Non-Low GWP Single Stage Heat Pump Unit. Notes for heat pump applications apply, including the installation of the Defrost Tempering Kit (67M41).
Single Stage Air Handler and Single Stage Air Conditioner
This wiring diagram is for a system utilizing a single-stage air handler and a single-stage air conditioner. It shows the connections to the L40 Smart Thermostat, the typical single-stage AHU, and the Lennox Typical Non-Low GWP Single Stage Air Conditioning Unit.
Single Stage Furnace and Single Stage Air Conditioner with Refrigerant Detection System (RDS)
This section details the wiring for a system that includes a single-stage furnace, a single-stage air conditioner, and a Refrigerant Detection System (RDS). The diagram shows the L40 Smart Thermostat, the furnace, and the optional RDS Field Kit (Cat # 27A02), including connections for RDS sensors and a condensate float switch.
Single Stage Air Handler or Single Stage Heat Pump with Refrigerant Detection System (RDS)
This wiring diagram is for systems with a single-stage air handler or heat pump, incorporating an RDS. It illustrates the connections for the L40 Smart Thermostat, the AHU/Heat Pump Unit, and the RDS Field Kit, including sensor and float switch connections.
Single Stage Furnace or Single Stage Heat Pump (Dual Fuel) with Refrigerant Detection System (RDS)
This diagram covers systems with a single-stage furnace or dual-fuel heat pump, equipped with an RDS. It shows the wiring for the L40 Smart Thermostat, the furnace/heat pump unit, and the RDS Field Kit, along with optional components like a condensate float switch.
Optional Components
Defrost Tempering Kit
The Defrost Tempering Kit (67M41) is required for heat pump applications to ensure proper operation in defrost cycles.
Condensate Float Switch
An optional normally closed (NC) Condensate Float Switch can be installed to detect and prevent water overflow from the condensate drain pan.
Refrigerant Detection System (RDS)
The RDS Field Kit (Cat # 27A02) is an optional component that detects refrigerant leaks. It connects to the thermostat and the HVAC system, with provisions for sensors and alerts.