Trane X13511535-01 Thermostat Operation Manual

The Trane X13511535-01 (BAYSTAT150A) is a non-programmable 1H/1C push-button thermostat for commercial conventional and heat pump systems. It features an LCD display with symbols for temperature, setpoints, and modes, supporting Heat, Cool, Auto, and Off system modes, and On/Auto fan modes. It includes configurable cycling rates, deadband, compressor protection, remote sensor compatibility, and error codes. Below are the key specifications and operation instructions.

Key Specifications

• Type: Non-programmable 1H/1C push-button thermostat
• Compatibility:
  • 1H/1C conventional, 1H/1C heat pump without auxiliary heat, 1H only conventional (with/without fan), 1C only conventional
  • Remote temperature sensors (10K Ω NTC, S1/S2 terminals) for display, lockout, or control
• Power:
  • 24 VAC, 50/60 Hz (18-32 VAC); <1 VA consumption
  • Wire: 18-22 AWG
• Temperature Range:
  • Heating Setpoint: 40°F to 90°F
  • Cooling Setpoint: 50°F to 99°F
  • Display: 32°F to 99°F; Accuracy ±1.4°F
• Operating Conditions: 32°F to 122°F / 5% to 95% RH non-condensing
• Dimensions: 4.7” x 3.07” x 1.1” (HxWxD)
• Features:
  • LCD display; Configurable resolution (1°F/0.5°F/1°C); Deadband 2-9°F
  • Cycling rates (1-10 CPH heat, 1-5 CPH cool); Compressor off 5-10 min
  • Auto/manual changeover; Button lock; Error codes (E0-E7); System test
• Compliance: UL 94-5VA; NFPA 70E; ADA compliant mounting

Operation Instructions

Initial Setup

1. Power On: Apply 24 VAC; performs power-up sequence (full screen, firmware, tests).
2. Configure: Remove cover, hold configuration button 3s; adjust options (#01-18) with Up/Down/Left/Right; exit after 10 min.
3. Set Modes: Press Mode/Fan; select with Up/Down.
4. Calibrate: Use remote sensor if needed; verify via test mode.

Home Screen Navigation

1. Display: Current temp, setpoint, mode icons (heat/cool/auto/off), fan (auto/on), lock symbol.
2. Controls: Up/Down for adjustments; Mode/Fan buttons for selection; Hold Up/Down 3s to toggle display (temp/setpoint/outdoor).
3. Indicators: Wrench for config/test; Error codes (E0-E7).

Operating Modes

1. Heat: Press Mode > Up/Down to Heat; raise setpoint; flame icon.
2. Cool: Press Mode > Up/Down to Cool; lower setpoint; snowflake icon.
3. Auto: Press Mode > Up/Down to Auto; deadband enforced.
4. Off: Press Mode > Up/Down to Off; no operation.
5. Fan: Press Fan > Up/Down to Auto/On.

Settings Screen

1. Configuration: Hold config button 3s; scroll options (e.g., #01 system type, #07 resolution, #12 deadband).
2. Lock: Hold Up/Down 4s in mode to lock/unlock.
3. Test Mode: Hold config button twice; test heat/cool/fan/thermistor.
4. Reset: Cycle power; defaults via #18.

Advanced Features

1. Cycling: Configurable CPH for efficiency.
2. Deadband: 2-9°F separation in Auto.
3. Compressor Protection: 5-10 min off time.
4. Remote Sensor: For control/lockout/display.

Troubleshooting

• Blank Display: Check 18-32 VAC; cycle power.
  
• No Heat/Cool: Verify mode/setpoint, wiring; test mode.
  
• E0 Error: Thermistor issue; replace.
  
• E4 Error: Voltage out of range; check transformer.
  
• Erratic: Cycle power; check location.
  
• Persistent: Contact Trane service.

Installation Instructions

Warning: Qualified personnel only. Disconnect power; discharge capacitors.

Pre-Installation

• Location: Central, avoid sun/drafts/heat; 54 in. max height (48 in. ADA).
  
• Tools: Screwdriver, drill, level.
  
• Wire: 18-22 AWG; max lengths for resistance <2.5 ohms.

Wiring Diagrams

Terminal Designations:

Terminal	Description
R	24V Hot (Heating)
Rc	24V Hot (Cooling)
W (O/B)	Heat Relay / Changeover Valve
G	Fan Relay
Y	Compressor Stage 1
C	Common
S1/S2	Remote Sensor

Notes: Jumper R/Rc for single transformer. Diagrams vary by system type (conventional/heat pump).

Configuration Options

1. Mount base; connect wires per diagram.
   
2. Power up; enter config mode (hold button 3s).
   
3. Set #01 system type, #04/#05 CPH, #08 compressor off, #12 deadband.
   
4. Run test mode; calibrate sensors.
   
5. Secure cover.

Calculation Tool

Estimate monthly energy savings from adjustable cycling rates (assumes 0.1 kWh saved per cycle adjustment; 30 days/month).