Carrier premier link question

[cold spell]

I am in need of converting a carrier RTU with factory installed premier link to T stat control.
The unit is part of a ccn.
Will I need to incorporate any CTI boards into the price or will a t-stat wire in without any extra boards.

Also if no boards are needed, what is the procedure for t-stat wiring?

Thanks.

[viceman]

do you still need the rtu on the network? if not you can just use a conventional thermostat.

if you want the rtu on the network you need to use a system pilot as the thermostat

[cold spell]

Thanks. It will no longer be on network.

[Dallas Duster]

Just curious as to why you wouldn`t want this unit on the CCN with other unit`s I pressume.

[cold spell]

The customer's BMS does not comunicate with CCN. It is being retrofitted to the customers system. The CCN will be removed and the comm wire utilized.

[Ausccn]

To what system...can I ask?????

The customer's BMS does not comunicate with CCN. It is being retrofitted to the customers system. The CCN will be removed and the comm wire utilized.

[Balibe]

No need to remove the PremierLink. It will work with a conventional thermostat. It just needs to be configured, the discrete inputs [G/Y1/Y2/W1/W2/ENTH] are on the lower left of the control board.

[cold spell]

No need to remove the PremierLink. It will work with a conventional thermostat. It just needs to be configured, the discrete inputs [G/Y1/Y2/W1/W2/ENTH] are on the lower left of the control board.

Thank you

To what system...can I ask?????

The BMS is Comtrol. It used to comunicate, however the 4500 board got wet due to roof leak. I am told that these 4500's are no longer available.

I'm open to any and all advice.

Thanks.

[LocoMike]

No need to remove the PremierLink. It will work with a conventional thermostat. It just needs to be configured, the discrete inputs [G/Y1/Y2/W1/W2/ENTH] are on the lower left of the control board.

Exactly what he said !!!