The install manual should say how to wire a single stage condenser - Y1 and Y2 may have to be jumpered as Y1 call is always present when power is applied to Y2 by t-stat in a 2-stage setup.
Also set the dip switches to match the size of a/c. 350 to 450 cfm per ton. (lower than 400 cfm per ton improves dehumidification at the expense of capacity/efficiency, higher cfm does the opposite)
The factory setting is usually the maximum - 1200, 1600 or 2000 cfm, too much airflow for smaller units.
Also set the dip switches to match the size of a/c. 350 to 450 cfm per ton. (lower than 400 cfm per ton improves dehumidification at the expense of capacity/efficiency, higher cfm does the opposite)
The factory setting is usually the maximum - 1200, 1600 or 2000 cfm, too much airflow for smaller units.