Ok so I have gotten my new system installed and I am trying to figure out how to control everything with a single thermostat. So I have a water to air hx in a plenum with my blower. That is a zone which has its own pump to feed the hx, the pump comes on when the fan comes on.
Then I have my oil boiler which is on its own loop and pumps into the primary loop. The oil boiler power is powered through a Ranco 111000 which I have the probe on the incoming line from the owb and when it drops to 140 it makes the connection and lights up the oil boiler.
So currently I control the Fan and the pump in the plenum with a Honeywell RA89A1074. This is a Single pole Single throw. It has 24 volt transformer and switches the load via signal from the thermostat.
I would like to control the aquastat on the oil boiler with my one thermostat, the thermostat will call for heat and kicks on the fan and pump in the plenum as well as telling the oil boiler to fire which it can as long as the temp on the incoming owb water has dropped to 140. I tried hooking up the thermostat wire to both the aquastat on the oil boiler and the honeywell controller and the oil boiler backfeeds the honeywell control and causes it to run the fan in the plenum constantly.
My solution is to use a Honeywell R845A which is a single pole double throw control. One Pole you have to use line voltage and then the other pole you can use either line voltage or 24 volt. If I hook up thermostat wire to the 24 volt pole side and run it to my aquastat on the oil boiler will this work correctly? I just need to signal the oil boiler to fire or pump the loop when the thermostat tells the fan plenum to run.