Ecobee Dehumidification Control

This section describes how to setup an ecobee thermostat to control a standalone dehumidifier or a forced air furnace/air-handler that supports a ‘Dehum’ mode.

Once the ecobee has been wired to control the HVAC system and dehumidification system using the ACC+/ACC- terminals it will require correct setup to determine how you want to enable Dehumidification control. During the first-run setup they are a few key settings to ensure Dehumidification is part of the HVAC control algorithms.

After the ecobee has been configured there are a few specific settings that allow you to determine when the Dehumidifier becomes active.

To access these settings, on the device select MENU > SETTINGS > INSTALLATION SETTING > EQUIPMENT > DEHUMIDIFIER.

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