The Trane Nexia TZEMT400BB32MAA is a Z-Wave enabled thermostat for central heating and cooling HVAC systems, providing typical thermostat control with remote access via Nexia Home Intelligence. It features a graphical LCD display, 7-day programmable scheduling, energy-saving modes, and integration with Z-Wave networks for smart home control. Below are the key specifications and operation instructions.
1. Set Clock: MENU > User Settings > Set Clock; adjust hour/minute/day/year/month/date.
2. Z-Wave Enrollment: Press Z-Wave button (hold 2s); follow controller prompts for inclusion.
3. Enable Scheduling: MENU > User Settings > Schedule > Enable (default Yes).
4. Calibrate Sensor: MENU > User Settings > Sensor Calibration (±7°F).
1. Display: Ambient temp, clock, system mode (Off/Heat/Cool/Auto/EM Heat), setpoint, fan (Auto/On/Circ), indicators.
2. Controls: Up/Down arrows for setpoints; MODE/FAN/SCHEDULE buttons.
3. Minimized Mode: Screen timeout to temp-only view (0-120s, default 30s).
1. Access: MENU > User Settings > Schedule > Edit.
2. Edit: Select day, periods (up to 4); set time/heat/cool setpoints (min 3°F delta).
3. Copy: Copy to other days.
4. Presets: Load Comfort/Energy Star (non-editable defaults); ESM for savings setpoints.
1. User Settings: MENU > Clock, Filter/Maint reminders, Screen timeout/backlight, Scale (F/C), Calibration.
2. ESM: Set heat/cool setpoints (default 62°F/85°F).
3. Security: Display/Guest lock (hold up/down to disable).
4. Installer (Hidden): Hold middle buttons + MENU; system/mechanical/fan settings.
1. Z-Wave: Include/exclude via button; check Node ID in About.
2. Usage Graph: View weekly heat/cool runtime.
3. Recovery: Gradual temp recovery (enable in Installer).
4. Dehum: RH setpoints (Cool 30-60%, Heat 10-45%); overcooling.
Warning: Professional installation required; 24V common/hot wire must be connected.
Standard low-voltage:
| Terminal | Connection |
|---|---|
| R | 24V Hot |
| C | Common |
| W1 | Heat 1 |
| Y1 | Cool 1 |
| G | Fan |
| O/B | Changeover |
Estimate monthly savings from ESM (assumes 0.5 kWh/hr per °F; 30 days/month).