Entry-Level HVAC Control System for 1 RTU and 5 VAVsOption 1



Carrier iComfort S30 Thermostat

Controls up to 2 zones with VAVs and a single-stage RTU Includes programmable schedules and energy-saving features Requires a compatible Carrier HVAC system

Option 2



Honeywell T6 Pro Thermostat

Works with up to 3 zones with VAVs and a single-stage RTU Features Wi-Fi connectivity for remote control and notifications Requires a Honeywell HVAC system

Option 3



Nest E Thermostat

Controls up to 2 zones with VAVs and a single-stage RTU Supports voice control with Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa Requires a Nest-certified HVAC system

Additional Considerations



VAV Controller

A separate VAV controller may be needed for each VAV box to provide precise airflow control.

Central Controller

If additional functionality is desired, such as system monitoring and integration, a central controller can be added.

Sensor

A remote temperature sensor can be used to improve temperature readings in specific areas.

Compatibility

Ensure that the thermostat and any additional components are compatible with your existing HVAC system.

Pros of Entry-Level Systems

Easy to install and configure Affordable and cost-effective Provide basic HVAC control and energy efficiency

Cons of Entry-Level Systems: Limited functionality compared to advanced systems May not integrate with all HVAC components May not provide the most optimal control for all situations Flag for review