Trane BAYSENS924 User manual

Trane
Brand
Trane
Model
BAYSENS924
Category
Thermostats
Type
User manual

Trane BAYSENS924 is a programmable thermostat designed to enhance comfort in commercial spaces like restaurants. It offers several features to ensure efficient temperature management:

  • Automatic Pre-conditioning: Pre-heats or pre-cools the kitchen and dining areas before staff or customers arrive.

  • Night Setback: Lowers temperatures during closed hours to save energy.

  • Temporary Temperature Override: Crew members can adjust the temperature by up to 3 degrees Fahrenheit for up to an hour to accommodate short-term needs.

  • Occupied Mode: Maintains comfortable temperatures during operating hours, especially when exhaust fans are running.

Trane BAYSENS924 is a programmable thermostat designed to enhance comfort in commercial spaces like restaurants. It offers several features to ensure efficient temperature management:

  • Automatic Pre-conditioning: Pre-heats or pre-cools the kitchen and dining areas before staff or customers arrive.

  • Night Setback: Lowers temperatures during closed hours to save energy.

  • Temporary Temperature Override: Crew members can adjust the temperature by up to 3 degrees Fahrenheit for up to an hour to accommodate short-term needs.

  • Occupied Mode: Maintains comfortable temperatures during operating hours, especially when exhaust fans are running.

Trane BAYSENS924 Thermostat
Wendy’s Operator Guide
Intended Audience: Restaurant Operators and Crew
Intended Purpose: Instruct operators on how to use the new Trane thermostat.
The restaurant has a new and improved thermostat providing greater comfort for crew and customers.
This document is based on having the unit programmed and set up by a trained technician or
maintenance staff.
Recommendations:
1. We strongly recommend having a maintenance password set on the thermostats to minimize
the chance of having the thermostat settings changed inadvertently. The maintenance
password controls access to the programming while the manager password controls access to
the temperature override.
2. The operator should determine if they want a manager password for the thermostat to
minimize the temporary overrides that may occur.
3. No programming is needed by the crew once the operating hours are programmed into the unit
by the maintenance team and/or contractor.
4. The thermostat will pre-heat or pre-cool the kitchen and dining room prior to the manager or
first crew member arriving.
5. The thermostat is programmed for night set back based on the drive through closing and
completion of the clean up.
6. The crew can raise or lower the pre-programmed temperature by 3 degrees in the kitchen or
dining room. The HVAC unit will respond and adjust the temperature for a one (1) hour period.
This override time period can be increased or decreased by a simple reprogramming by the
maintenance team.
Trane BAYSENS924 Thermostat
Wendy’s Operator Guide
Manager Thermostat Passcode ___________
A four (4) digit passcode is recommended.
Adjusting Temperature
Enter User Password:
Raise or lower temperature as desired.
Notes:
1. The thermostat restricts raising or
lowering the temperature beyond a set
amount – typically 3F.
2. The thermostat will maintain that
temperature for a set period of time –
typically 60 minutes and revert back to the
standard schedule
Occupied during all hours of operation.
Ensure that thermostat says Occupied during all
hours that the Kitchen is operating.
If the thermostat states Unoccupied during
operating hours, the thermostat needs
adjustment / reprogramming.
For proper operation of the restaurant, the
thermostat must be in the Occupied mode when
the exhaust fans are operating.
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Trane BAYSENS924 User manual

Trane
Brand
Trane
Model
BAYSENS924
Category
Thermostats
Type
User manual

Trane BAYSENS924 is a programmable thermostat designed to enhance comfort in commercial spaces like restaurants. It offers several features to ensure efficient temperature management:

  • Automatic Pre-conditioning: Pre-heats or pre-cools the kitchen and dining areas before staff or customers arrive.

  • Night Setback: Lowers temperatures during closed hours to save energy.

  • Temporary Temperature Override: Crew members can adjust the temperature by up to 3 degrees Fahrenheit for up to an hour to accommodate short-term needs.

  • Occupied Mode: Maintains comfortable temperatures during operating hours, especially when exhaust fans are running.

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