What to do if Trane WZS Accessories battery life at 25%?
If your Trane Accessories battery life is at 25%, it is recommended to replace the batteries. Also, a flashing symbol indicates that approximately 14 days of operation remain before the battery is too weak to power the sensor.
General| Category | Accessories |
|---|---|
| Model | WZS |
| Type | Wireless Zone Sensor |
| Communication | Wireless |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Compatibility | Trane/American Standard communicating systems |
| Humidity Range | 0% to 95% RH, non-condensing |
Provides a description of the sensors, as well as part numbers and dimensions.
The table lists available models by part number.
Provides specific dimension details for all models.
Guidelines for selecting optimal locations for sensors and receivers to ensure proper operation.
Recommended maximum mounting height for sensor and receiver back plates.
Information on suitable surfaces for mounting the sensor and receiver back plates.
Process and limitations for setting unique addresses for receiver-sensor association.
Instructions for removing the cover and securing the receiver's mounting plate.
Details power requirements and step-by-step wiring procedures for the receiver.
Procedure for reattaching the receiver cover after wiring.
How to restore power and verify the receiver's operational status via LED5.
Guidance on checking receiver status indicators after power-up for association readiness.
Steps to initiate and confirm the wireless pairing between sensor and receiver.
How to test and interpret signal strength and battery levels.
Instructions for securing the sensor's mounting plate to a surface.
Procedure for configuring specific settings on the WDS model sensor.
Details on optional features like displaying setpoint and locking settings.
Procedure for reattaching the sensor cover after installation.
Functionality for temporary adjustments to temperature and fan settings.
How to initiate a service request from the sensor to the receiver.
Explanation of special temperature display functions available on sensors.
Defines the operational temperature limits for sensors and receivers.
Describes the status indicators and sequences upon receiver power application.
Details sensor transmission intervals and triggers for temperature changes.
Illustrates the WDS sensor display and basic operation in normal mode.
Instructions on how to adjust the room temperature setpoint.
Guide for adjusting heating/cooling settings on compatible systems.
How to change the system mode (e.g., Heat, Cool, Auto).
Instructions on how to change the fan speed or mode.
Identifies the physical locations of all indicators and controls on sensors and receivers.
Explains LED states and error codes for diagnosing system issues.
Procedure for testing and interpreting wireless signal strength.
Procedure for testing and interpreting the sensor's battery status.
Information on the LED indicating 24V power status on the receiver.
Step-by-step guide for performing signal strength tests in an installation.
Details battery type, expected life, and proper installation procedures.
Method for manually re-establishing sensor-to-receiver communication.
Procedures for removing association information between devices.
Information regarding compatibility between different sensor and receiver versions.
Instructions for replacing a malfunctioning sensor or receiver unit.
Lists the necessary tools and equipment for system maintenance and testing.
A comprehensive procedure for testing the entire wireless sensor system.
Steps to follow for diagnosing and testing the receiver's functionality.
Method to manually trigger a sensor transmission for testing.
Table detailing output values during failure or default operating conditions.
Guidance on measuring output resistance for troubleshooting purposes.
Instructions for safely cleaning the sensor unit.
Specifies the operational temperature range for the wireless sensors.
Specifies the operational temperature range for the receiver unit.
Details the estimated transmission distances for the wireless system.
Illustrates the recommended wiring connection using a single transformer.
Diagrams and safety precautions for wiring with multiple transformers.
Information regarding agency compliance for the US market.
Information regarding agency compliance for the Canadian market.
Details compliance with IEEE standards for radio frequency.
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