G E Lighting 93129901 Tst Room Temperature Sensor

Product Description

The G E LIGHTING 93129901 is a wireless room temperature sensor designed to work with compatible TST thermostat systems. It reads ambient air temperature at the sensor location and transmits that data to the paired thermostat, allowing the control system to respond accurately to conditions in the specific room where the sensor is placed. Installation requires no special tools — the unit mounts on a wall or rests on a shelf. CEC compliant, making it suitable for projects in California Energy Commission-regulated applications. HVAC technicians and controls installers deploy this sensor in zoning configurations or multi-room monitoring setups.

This sensor is intended for indoor residential and light commercial applications where remote temperature sensing is required. Placing multiple sensors in different rooms allows a single thermostat to receive localized temperature data from each space rather than relying solely on the thermostat location. This supports more balanced comfort control across a structure. It is a single-unit package and is sold individually.

Key Features

• Reads and transmits room temperature to a paired TST thermostat
• Flexible placement — wall-mount or shelf-mount installation
• Supports multi-room temperature monitoring when multiple sensors are deployed
• CEC compliant for California Energy Commission regulated projects
• Compact form factor with an MOL of 1 inch

Compatibility

Designed as a remote temperature sensor accessory for compatible TST thermostat systems. Specific system compatibility should be confirmed against the TST thermostat model in use prior to installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a qualified HVAC technician or controls installer familiar with low-voltage thermostat wiring and zoning systems. Before pairing or repositioning sensors, power down the thermostat control system per the manufacturer procedure. Wall-mount placement should be on an interior wall away from drafts, direct sunlight, heat sources, and supply registers to ensure accurate readings. Verify compatibility with the thermostat system before commissioning.