Lennox · Heat pump
E115 Low secondary (24 VAC) voltage
What the control is telling you
24 VAC to a component control is below the required 18 to 30 VAC range. S30/S40 thermostat alert code 115 (shown as E115 on the unit control display).
Applies to: Lennox communicating heat pumps incl. variable-capacity inverter units in S30/S40 smart thermostat systems
Likely causes
- Overloaded transformer (power-robbing accessories)
- Low line voltage
- Loose wiring
Test and repair steps
- Measure 24 VAC at the control and correct it.
- Look for extra accessories loading the transformer.
- A larger or additional VA transformer may be needed.
- Damper module runs non-zone mode until voltage is restored.
- Clears automatically once fixed.
Settings for these units
- Outdoor unit clearances · Lennox EL16KP1
- Outdoor unit clearances · Lennox ML14KP1
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Source: Lennox Residential Communicating Systems Alert Code Guide (V2) 100017 (3/2023), Table 2 Alert Codes and Troubleshooting, p.16. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.
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