System: US
Currently the Heating Control rule sets FanMode to AUTO, after which it sets a 10-second timer at the end of which the HeatingPin is commanded to ON.
My experience with this rule is that the fan turns on (and blows cold air for 10 seconds), then turns off for 1-2 seconds before turning back on when as the furnace is turned on. My expectation is that the fan should not turn on before the furnace does.
I believe the issue lies with the way the Heating Control and Fan Check rules interact. Once the Heating Control rule sets the FanMode to AUTO, the Mode Changed rule sends a FanCheck command. The Fan Check rule then immediately commands FanModeCtrl to ON.
In my testing, this issue also applies when Cooling is in use rather than Heating.
System: US Currently the Heating Control rule sets
FanMode
toAUTO
, after which it sets a 10-second timer at the end of which theHeatingPin
is commanded toON
.My experience with this rule is that the fan turns on (and blows cold air for 10 seconds), then turns off for 1-2 seconds before turning back on when as the furnace is turned on. My expectation is that the fan should not turn on before the furnace does.
I believe the issue lies with the way the Heating Control and Fan Check rules interact. Once the Heating Control rule sets the
FanMode
toAUTO
, the Mode Changed rule sends aFanCheck
command. The Fan Check rule then immediately commandsFanModeCtrl
toON
.In my testing, this issue also applies when Cooling is in use rather than Heating.