Evolution Zoning Design Guide
Design Guide
INTRODUCTION
The Evolution Zoning System provides the ability to control 2, 4, or 8 zones in a residential or light commercial application. Each constructed
zone should support the minimum airflow of the equipment selected. Consult the product data to determine minimum airflow requirements.
The Evolution Zoning System can only be used with variable speed furnaces, such as the 355AAV, 355CAV, or 315AAV, or with the FE fan
coil. To achieve the best operating and comfort it is recommended that the two stage compressor units, such as the 180ANA, 187ANA,
286ANA or the 288ANA be selected in the design of the zoning system. The multiple stage condensing units provide some leeway in the
system minimum airflow requirements.
Evolution Zoning incorporates cutting edge technology that sets it apart from any other zoning system on the market today. It contains all the
features of Zone Perfect Plus plus many improvements which make it the easiest system on the market to install and use with confidence:
S It does not require a bypass damper or leaving air temperature sensor, yet the HVAC equipment is always protected from limit trips and coil
freezing.
S It does not require a separate field installed power transformer.
S System can handle up to five dampers per zone.
S Evolution Zoning automatically identifies all communicating installed equipment.
S Patented Automatic Duct Assessment ensures that Evolution Zoning delivers superior and quiet comfort with any reasonable duct system.
S All temperature sensors and dampers remain the same as Zone Perfect Plus. All other components are new and are not interchangeable with
ZPP.
ZONING DESCRIPTION
SYSTXBBUIZ01 Evolution Zone Control Zoning
SYSTXBBSMS01 Smart Sensor Zoning
SYSTXBB4ZC01 Damper C ontrol Module Zoning
SYSTXBBRRS01 Remote Room Sensor RRS
EVOLUTION SYSTEM COMPONENTS
The Evolution System uses a serial communication bus to pass information between major system components. 24 vac control signals are
gone (with the exception of driving dampers and conventional outdoor units). This means that Evolution Zoning will use Evolution
compatible components only. A system will consist of:
S An Evolution furnace or fan coil (355, 315 furnaces, FE4 fan coil)
S An Evolution or new Preferred Series AC or HP
S Hybrid Heat – Evolution furnace with Evolution or new Preferred Series HP
S Evolution furnace with conventional single stage AC or FE fan coil with conventional AC or HP
S An Evolution Zoning User Interface (SYSTXBBUIZ01)
S One or two Evolution Damper Control Modules (SYSTXBB4ZC01)
S Remote Room Sensors (ZONEBB0RRS01) or Smart Sensors (SYSTXBBSMS01)
S Modulating dampers (DAMPREC, DAMPRND, DAMPSL)
Following is a brief description of each of these components.
Bryant Evolution Variable Speed 80 or 90% furnace or FE fan coil:
The Evolution System is a fully communicating control system. Only series 170 and later 90% Bryant variable speed furnaces, 80% 315AAV
or FE fan coils are acceptable indoor units that work with the Evolution System. Communication takes place over a four wire ABCD
communication bus.
The Evolution FE fan coils will operate with any Evolution or new Preferred AC or HP or any conventional single stage AC or HP. The
Evolution furnaces will operate with any Evolution, or Preferred AC or HP or any conventional single stage AC.
Evolution Zoning User Interface:
If the variable speed furnace or fan coil could be considered the heart of the system then the Zoning User Interface must be considered the
brain. It is the user access into the Evolution Zone System. It allows the user to operate, program, setup, monitor, and troubleshoot the system.
From the user interface, the program schedules and desired setpoints, fan speeds, and a number of other selections can be set for each
individual zone. It will also notify the homeowner of any maintenance reminders or problems in the system.
The Evolution Zoning User Interface (SYSTXBBUIZ01) is not the same as the standard Evolution User Interface. Only the Evolution
Zoning User Interface contains the necessary programs and algorithms needed to operate the Zone System.
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