This thermostat has an LCD screen and capacitive touch buttons. It can control electric heating devices up to 16A and has integrated sensors for temperature, humidity, light, and energy consumption. It uses Z-Wave to connect to home automation systems and control up to 10 additional devices. The six operating modes include comfort, time-based, drying, energy-saving, vacation, and manual modes. Technical specifications include dimensions, materials, temperature ranges, accuracy, power requirements, and more.
The document describes a wired touch key controller model KJR-29B. It has the following key functions:
1. It can control the operating mode, temperature, fan speed and other functions of an air conditioner.
2. It has an LCD screen and touch keys to switch between operating modes and settings.
3. Additional features include timer settings, lock function, filter cleaning reminders and more.
Manual of Thermostat Fan Coil 4Pipes MH8 series - MCO HOME Domotica daVinci
The document is a user manual for the MCOHome Fan Coil Thermostat, a Z-Wave enabled device for indoor temperature control in a 4-pipe fan coil system. It can automatically control fan speed based on temperature difference and read temperature and time. The manual describes features like touch buttons, temperature calibration, memory backup, and intelligent fan and valve control. It provides specifications, safety information, installation instructions, and explains how to operate, set parameters and configure the thermostat for a Z-Wave network.
The QAW70 is a digital, multi-functional room unit used for operating heating controllers from the living room. It allows for adjusting temperature setpoints and selecting operating modes. The unit features a 7-day heating program, info display, and connections for external sensors and switches. It is designed for use in single-family homes and vacation properties to conveniently control central heating systems.
Anole hot runner temperature control systems in China use high intelligent, smart meter & a computer chip as hot runner mould temperature controller and have multiple digital filter to provide the PID algorithm & realize accurate temperature control of the Hot Runner.
The document describes an EXT-RC series proportional and floating thermostat that is used to control room temperature in commercial applications. It has an LCD display, detects and displays room temperature, allows setting the temperature and fan speed, and can control cooling and heating equipment. It operates on 24V AC power and has output signals for floating point or 0-10V/4-20mA control. The thermostat is 3.4x3.4x0.9 inches, has an adjustable temperature range of 0-99.5 degrees, and can be set for cooling, heating, ventilation or auto modes.
This document provides operating instructions for the RDJ10RF/SET wireless programmable temperature controller. The controller consists of a RDJ10RF wireless controller and RCR10/433 receiver. It allows the user to set both temperature setpoints and time programs to automatically switch between comfort and energy saving modes. The controller has an ergonomic knob to adjust temperature and buttons to program the on/off times, comfort/energy saving temperatures, and view the current temperature and operating mode.
1) The document provides a user's guide for the deviregTM 550 thermostat, which is designed to control electric underfloor heating systems.
2) It explains how to configure, set the clock and weekday, set the temperature, and program periods with lowered temperatures using the thermostat's button and display interface.
3) Error codes and troubleshooting tips are also provided to address potential issues like sensor faults or thermostat overheating.
1) The document describes a photostability test chamber that exposes drug samples to controlled light and humidity conditions to test for degradation as per ICH guidelines.
2) It maintains temperature between 10-60 degrees C and humidity from 40-95% RH through an intelligent controller. Light intensity of 1.2 million lux and UV energy of 200 watt hours/m^2 can be controlled.
3) The chamber has stainless steel interior, temperature and humidity sensors, programmable settings, alarms, and provides uniform conditions for testing and comparing drug stability under illumination.
The document describes a wired touch key controller model KJR-29B. It has the following key functions:
1. It can control the operating mode, temperature, fan speed and other functions of an air conditioner.
2. It has an LCD screen and touch keys to switch between operating modes and settings.
3. Additional features include timer settings, lock function, filter cleaning reminders and more.
Manual of Thermostat Fan Coil 4Pipes MH8 series - MCO HOME Domotica daVinci
The document is a user manual for the MCOHome Fan Coil Thermostat, a Z-Wave enabled device for indoor temperature control in a 4-pipe fan coil system. It can automatically control fan speed based on temperature difference and read temperature and time. The manual describes features like touch buttons, temperature calibration, memory backup, and intelligent fan and valve control. It provides specifications, safety information, installation instructions, and explains how to operate, set parameters and configure the thermostat for a Z-Wave network.
The QAW70 is a digital, multi-functional room unit used for operating heating controllers from the living room. It allows for adjusting temperature setpoints and selecting operating modes. The unit features a 7-day heating program, info display, and connections for external sensors and switches. It is designed for use in single-family homes and vacation properties to conveniently control central heating systems.
Anole hot runner temperature control systems in China use high intelligent, smart meter & a computer chip as hot runner mould temperature controller and have multiple digital filter to provide the PID algorithm & realize accurate temperature control of the Hot Runner.
The document describes an EXT-RC series proportional and floating thermostat that is used to control room temperature in commercial applications. It has an LCD display, detects and displays room temperature, allows setting the temperature and fan speed, and can control cooling and heating equipment. It operates on 24V AC power and has output signals for floating point or 0-10V/4-20mA control. The thermostat is 3.4x3.4x0.9 inches, has an adjustable temperature range of 0-99.5 degrees, and can be set for cooling, heating, ventilation or auto modes.
This document provides operating instructions for the RDJ10RF/SET wireless programmable temperature controller. The controller consists of a RDJ10RF wireless controller and RCR10/433 receiver. It allows the user to set both temperature setpoints and time programs to automatically switch between comfort and energy saving modes. The controller has an ergonomic knob to adjust temperature and buttons to program the on/off times, comfort/energy saving temperatures, and view the current temperature and operating mode.
1) The document provides a user's guide for the deviregTM 550 thermostat, which is designed to control electric underfloor heating systems.
2) It explains how to configure, set the clock and weekday, set the temperature, and program periods with lowered temperatures using the thermostat's button and display interface.
3) Error codes and troubleshooting tips are also provided to address potential issues like sensor faults or thermostat overheating.
1) The document describes a photostability test chamber that exposes drug samples to controlled light and humidity conditions to test for degradation as per ICH guidelines.
2) It maintains temperature between 10-60 degrees C and humidity from 40-95% RH through an intelligent controller. Light intensity of 1.2 million lux and UV energy of 200 watt hours/m^2 can be controlled.
3) The chamber has stainless steel interior, temperature and humidity sensors, programmable settings, alarms, and provides uniform conditions for testing and comparing drug stability under illumination.
This document provides instructions for programming and using the HT1209 Programmable Digital Thermostat module. The thermostat can intelligently control power to electrical devices based on temperature readings from an included temperature sensor probe. It has a 3-digit LED display, 3 tactile buttons to set parameters like on/off temperatures, and an onboard relay that can switch loads of up to 240VAC at 5A or 14V DC at 10A. The thermostat can be programmed to control loads in heating or cooling mode with adjustable hysteresis and temperature limits.
This document provides a product manual for a thermostat. It includes instructions on installation, wiring, settings, functions, and specifications. The thermostat can be used for heating or cooling control, has a temperature range of -50 to 110 degrees, and features settings for mode, hysteresis, calibration, and delay among others. Instructions are provided on how to operate, set parameters, and troubleshoot the thermostat.
1) This document provides instructions for setting up and using the Aeotec Radiator Thermostat Z-Wave device. It should be included in a Z-Wave network and uses 2 AA batteries.
2) The thermostat can be mounted on a radiator and used to control heating and adjust temperature setpoints. It features a boost mode, child lock, and window open detection.
3) The thermostat's parameters can be configured, including LCD settings, battery reporting, temperature reporting thresholds, and window open detection sensitivity. Proper inclusion and exclusion from a Z-Wave network is described.
During the first connection of the momit ST smart thermostat, the user will go through screens to complete the initial device configuration. These screens guide the user to select language, location, date/time, WiFi network, and temperature settings. The main menu then allows the user to control thermostat functions like temperature adjustment, scheduling, modes, and configuration options for settings, security, and technical settings. The document provides instructions for setup and use of the momit smart thermostat.
The document describes a sterilization unit design problem that requires maintaining a high temperature for 2 minutes before gradually lowering it based on user input. It then lists the components used, including a microprocessor, interfaces, memory, motors, heaters, and buttons. It provides specifications for components and describes the input/output port mapping, memory mapping, assumptions, and cooling levels for different user button presses. A circuit diagram and software flowchart are also included.
The drum heater system provides two heating stages - low and high. Low is for pre-warming materials overnight or with closed cell foams. High is for extreme cold or materials over 80 degrees. It includes an optional temperature controller to maintain temperature settings. The system is for indoor use only and should not be left unattended without temperature monitoring to prevent overheating. Placement of the temperature probe below the liquid line facing away from other drums provides best results.
The SantaMedical Professional Clinical Large LCD Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer takes quick and accurate forehead or surface temperatures. A sturdy, water-resistant design and low energy consumption make this model a staple in your medical bag.
1. This document provides instructions for operating a wire controller for an air conditioner model KJR-12B/DP(T)-E.
2. The controller connects to the indoor unit to control functions such as temperature, mode, fan speed, and timer settings.
3. Operation modes include auto, cool, dry, heat and fan only. Temperature can be adjusted between 17-30°C. Timer, lock, and follow me functions are also described.
This document provides instructions for operating a solar water heating control system. It describes the system components and functions, including:
1. Setting the date and time on the control unit.
2. Programming time-controlled auxiliary heating and hot water circulation periods.
3. Adjusting temperature difference and frost protection settings to control the solar pump.
4. Manually turning auxiliary heating on and off, and locking this function if desired.
This document discusses different types of temperature controllers, including on-off, proportional, and PID controllers. It explains that on-off controllers simply turn the output fully on or off, cycling the temperature above and below the setpoint. Proportional controllers aim to eliminate this cycling by varying the on-off time proportionally to how far the temperature is from the setpoint. PID controllers combine proportional, integral, and derivative control for more accurate control of difficult processes. The document also covers controller inputs, outputs, and factors to consider when selecting a controller for an application.
Honeywell is a Fortune 100 company that invents and manufactures technologies to address some of the world’s toughest challenges linked to global macrotrends such as energy efficiency, clean energy generation, safety and security, globalization and customer productivity. With approximately 132,000 employees worldwide, including more than 22,000 engineers and scientists, we have an unrelenting focus on performance, quality, delivery, value and technology in everything we make and do. For more info log onto www.honeywellsmarthomes.com
ITC-308 is an easy-to-use, safe and reliable dual relay output temperature controller. It can be used as Over-temperature protection and automatic temperature control system for various electric appliances such as equipment for home-brew, aquarium, pet breeding, incubation, BBQ, seedling heat mats, oven temperature control, terrestrial heat control, constant temperature cycle of heating pump, culture fermentation, accelerating germination, electric radiator, electric oven, etc.
This product has Plug and Play design with dual relay, be able to connect with refrigeration and heating equipment easily to realize ideal temperature control. It’s equipped with dual LED display, and offers display options of Centigrade and Fahrenheit, enabling more humanized temperature control. With large output power 1,000W(110V) /2,000W(220V), it’s suitable for most applications.
ITC-308 is designed with compressor delay protection for refrigeration, high and low temperature alarm, and sensor fault alarm, which makes the temperature controller more safe and reliable. Functions such as temperature calibration, separately set differential for refrigeration and heating, enable more accurate temperature control.
The SP series solar working station controls split-system solar hot water heating systems. It connects the solar collectors and pressurized water tank to efficiently convert solar energy into heat. As the heart of the system, it ensures safety and allows remote monitoring/control via an app. Its touchscreen interface displays operating parameters and system status. The station can integrate up to 39 systems and includes pumps, sensors, and relays to circulate water and trigger auxiliary heating based on temperature thresholds and schedules. Firmware updates allow customizing controls to user needs.
This document summarizes a benchtop muffle furnace model. It features digital temperature control up to 1700°C, safety features like overtemperature protection and a door safety switch. It has adjustable racks and is suitable for ashing organic and inorganic samples for analysis.
This document provides instructions for adjusting various settings on a spa control panel, including temperature unit (F or C), time of day, economy mode start time and duration, panel lock, and descriptions of default settings and modes like economy mode and freeze protection. Settings are adjusted using the program, list, enter and up/down arrow keys, and confirmed with enter. Error codes are displayed as flashing dots and require servicing.
The document provides instructions for operating various functions of a spa or hot tub. It describes the economy mode which maintains water temperature 20°F below the set point. It also describes the freeze protection mode which activates the pump and heater if water drops below certain temperatures. Default settings are described such as filtration cycles running for 1 hour every 24 hours with water at 95°F. Instructions are provided for operating pumps, blowers, lights and setting the temperature. Error codes and troubleshooting tips are also summarized.
The document provides a user manual for the MCOHome Water/Electrical Heating Thermostat. It describes the thermostat's features such as capacitive touch buttons and temperature control capabilities. It also provides instructions on installation, wiring, operation in manual and automatic modes, time period settings, and includes safety information.
This document provides instructions for programming and using the HT1209 Programmable Digital Thermostat module. The thermostat can intelligently control power to electrical devices based on temperature readings from an included temperature sensor probe. It has a 3-digit LED display, 3 tactile buttons to set parameters like on/off temperatures, and an onboard relay that can switch loads of up to 240VAC at 5A or 14V DC at 10A. The thermostat can be programmed to control loads in heating or cooling mode with adjustable hysteresis and temperature limits.
This document provides a product manual for a thermostat. It includes instructions on installation, wiring, settings, functions, and specifications. The thermostat can be used for heating or cooling control, has a temperature range of -50 to 110 degrees, and features settings for mode, hysteresis, calibration, and delay among others. Instructions are provided on how to operate, set parameters, and troubleshoot the thermostat.
1) This document provides instructions for setting up and using the Aeotec Radiator Thermostat Z-Wave device. It should be included in a Z-Wave network and uses 2 AA batteries.
2) The thermostat can be mounted on a radiator and used to control heating and adjust temperature setpoints. It features a boost mode, child lock, and window open detection.
3) The thermostat's parameters can be configured, including LCD settings, battery reporting, temperature reporting thresholds, and window open detection sensitivity. Proper inclusion and exclusion from a Z-Wave network is described.
During the first connection of the momit ST smart thermostat, the user will go through screens to complete the initial device configuration. These screens guide the user to select language, location, date/time, WiFi network, and temperature settings. The main menu then allows the user to control thermostat functions like temperature adjustment, scheduling, modes, and configuration options for settings, security, and technical settings. The document provides instructions for setup and use of the momit smart thermostat.
The document describes a sterilization unit design problem that requires maintaining a high temperature for 2 minutes before gradually lowering it based on user input. It then lists the components used, including a microprocessor, interfaces, memory, motors, heaters, and buttons. It provides specifications for components and describes the input/output port mapping, memory mapping, assumptions, and cooling levels for different user button presses. A circuit diagram and software flowchart are also included.
The drum heater system provides two heating stages - low and high. Low is for pre-warming materials overnight or with closed cell foams. High is for extreme cold or materials over 80 degrees. It includes an optional temperature controller to maintain temperature settings. The system is for indoor use only and should not be left unattended without temperature monitoring to prevent overheating. Placement of the temperature probe below the liquid line facing away from other drums provides best results.
The SantaMedical Professional Clinical Large LCD Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer takes quick and accurate forehead or surface temperatures. A sturdy, water-resistant design and low energy consumption make this model a staple in your medical bag.
1. This document provides instructions for operating a wire controller for an air conditioner model KJR-12B/DP(T)-E.
2. The controller connects to the indoor unit to control functions such as temperature, mode, fan speed, and timer settings.
3. Operation modes include auto, cool, dry, heat and fan only. Temperature can be adjusted between 17-30°C. Timer, lock, and follow me functions are also described.
This document provides instructions for operating a solar water heating control system. It describes the system components and functions, including:
1. Setting the date and time on the control unit.
2. Programming time-controlled auxiliary heating and hot water circulation periods.
3. Adjusting temperature difference and frost protection settings to control the solar pump.
4. Manually turning auxiliary heating on and off, and locking this function if desired.
This document discusses different types of temperature controllers, including on-off, proportional, and PID controllers. It explains that on-off controllers simply turn the output fully on or off, cycling the temperature above and below the setpoint. Proportional controllers aim to eliminate this cycling by varying the on-off time proportionally to how far the temperature is from the setpoint. PID controllers combine proportional, integral, and derivative control for more accurate control of difficult processes. The document also covers controller inputs, outputs, and factors to consider when selecting a controller for an application.
Honeywell is a Fortune 100 company that invents and manufactures technologies to address some of the world’s toughest challenges linked to global macrotrends such as energy efficiency, clean energy generation, safety and security, globalization and customer productivity. With approximately 132,000 employees worldwide, including more than 22,000 engineers and scientists, we have an unrelenting focus on performance, quality, delivery, value and technology in everything we make and do. For more info log onto www.honeywellsmarthomes.com
ITC-308 is an easy-to-use, safe and reliable dual relay output temperature controller. It can be used as Over-temperature protection and automatic temperature control system for various electric appliances such as equipment for home-brew, aquarium, pet breeding, incubation, BBQ, seedling heat mats, oven temperature control, terrestrial heat control, constant temperature cycle of heating pump, culture fermentation, accelerating germination, electric radiator, electric oven, etc.
This product has Plug and Play design with dual relay, be able to connect with refrigeration and heating equipment easily to realize ideal temperature control. It’s equipped with dual LED display, and offers display options of Centigrade and Fahrenheit, enabling more humanized temperature control. With large output power 1,000W(110V) /2,000W(220V), it’s suitable for most applications.
ITC-308 is designed with compressor delay protection for refrigeration, high and low temperature alarm, and sensor fault alarm, which makes the temperature controller more safe and reliable. Functions such as temperature calibration, separately set differential for refrigeration and heating, enable more accurate temperature control.
The SP series solar working station controls split-system solar hot water heating systems. It connects the solar collectors and pressurized water tank to efficiently convert solar energy into heat. As the heart of the system, it ensures safety and allows remote monitoring/control via an app. Its touchscreen interface displays operating parameters and system status. The station can integrate up to 39 systems and includes pumps, sensors, and relays to circulate water and trigger auxiliary heating based on temperature thresholds and schedules. Firmware updates allow customizing controls to user needs.
This document summarizes a benchtop muffle furnace model. It features digital temperature control up to 1700°C, safety features like overtemperature protection and a door safety switch. It has adjustable racks and is suitable for ashing organic and inorganic samples for analysis.
This document provides instructions for adjusting various settings on a spa control panel, including temperature unit (F or C), time of day, economy mode start time and duration, panel lock, and descriptions of default settings and modes like economy mode and freeze protection. Settings are adjusted using the program, list, enter and up/down arrow keys, and confirmed with enter. Error codes are displayed as flashing dots and require servicing.
The document provides instructions for operating various functions of a spa or hot tub. It describes the economy mode which maintains water temperature 20°F below the set point. It also describes the freeze protection mode which activates the pump and heater if water drops below certain temperatures. Default settings are described such as filtration cycles running for 1 hour every 24 hours with water at 95°F. Instructions are provided for operating pumps, blowers, lights and setting the temperature. Error codes and troubleshooting tips are also summarized.
The document provides a user manual for the MCOHome Water/Electrical Heating Thermostat. It describes the thermostat's features such as capacitive touch buttons and temperature control capabilities. It also provides instructions on installation, wiring, operation in manual and automatic modes, time period settings, and includes safety information.
This document is a user manual for the MCOHome Fan Coil Thermostat, a Z-Wave enabled device for indoor temperature control in a 2-pipe fan coil system. It can automatically control fan speed based on temperature difference and is reliable and practical. Key features include capacitive touch buttons, precise temperature calibration, and intelligent fan and valve control. It has an AC power supply, displays temperature accurately to 0.1 degrees Celsius, and has a dimension of 86x86x42mm. Installation instructions provide guidelines on location and wiring. The manual also describes the thermostat's settings, parameters, Z-Wave functionality, and 1-year limited warranty.
The document provides instructions for using a non-contact infrared thermometer. It begins with an introduction explaining that the thermometer allows for contactless measurement of surface temperatures in less than a second. It then provides details on operation, including aiming the thermometer using a laser pointer, factors that affect measurements, and setting emissivity. Maintenance instructions and specifications are also included.
This document provides operating instructions for the RDJ10RF/SET wireless programmable temperature controller. The controller consists of a RDJ10RF wireless controller and RCR10/433 receiver. It allows the user to set both temperature setpoints and time programs to automatically switch between comfort and energy saving modes. The controller has an ergonomic knob to adjust temperature and buttons to program the on/off times, comfort/energy saving temperatures, and view the current temperature and operating mode.
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This document provides instructions for installing and maintaining a Ferroli DOMIcondens HE 26 C condensing boiler. It outlines important safety warnings and contains details on the boiler's control panel functions, operating modes, temperature adjustments, and installation requirements. The installation section specifies that qualified professionals must perform installation according to current regulations and the manufacturer's specifications.
1) This document provides operating instructions for an infrared thermometer model HG01 V2. It discusses important safety information, product benefits, intended use, technical specifications, use instructions, troubleshooting, and temperature knowledge.
2) Key details include measuring the temperature of the human body or objects from a distance of 1-3cm by aiming the thermometer at the center of the forehead. It has a measuring range of 0.0-100°C and stores up to 32 temperature readings.
3) The instructions provide guidance on taking accurate temperature readings, changing units and settings, battery replacement, cleaning, electromagnetic compatibility, and troubleshooting common issues like displaying low temperatures.
This document provides instructions for operating a precision measurement instrument. It can measure wind speed, temperature, and other fluid flows. The instrument has multiple measurement units and display options that can be configured in the settings mode. It includes a probe, impeller, and display unit. Buttons control the device's functions like power, backlight, settings navigation, and starting/stopping timers. Care should be taken to maintain the instrument's precision and appearance when using it for intensive measurements.
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The Santa Medical non-contact infrared (IR) clinical thermometer provides a simple, expedient, and accurate way for initial fever screenings by taking the temperature of areas on the face such as the forehead or tear ducts. It obtains the body temperature reading with 0.3 degree accuracy in less than 1 second. The Santa Medical IR thermometer features an intuitive guidance system to secure positioning and confirm accurate readings. Temperatures (Fahrenheit or Celsius) are displayed on a huge back-lit LCD screen for easier reading even in total darkness. Adjustable audio alarm will alert you if the temperature is too high. Since there is no contamination risk, one can immediately start again to scan the temperature of other family members or individuals without having to disinfect or changing the tip. Santa Medical Thermometer was designed specifically for forehead temperature detection from a 1"-4" (5-15cm) distance with an 89-109 F(32.0-43.0C) temperature range. Unlike other IR thermometers that only measure surface temperature, Santa Medical Thermometer is clinically calibrated to convert the forehead temperature reading(external surface) into internal body temperature which is one of the most important vital signs for human being. It can also store 32 temperature readings for future reference. The bright back-lit LCD screen displays readings even in darkness. A sleeping baby or patient will not be disturbed by the Thermometer as it is used nor will it cause any discomfort if they are awake. For public health authorities, it provides a simple, quick, Non-contact, and non-invasive way to perform preliminary mass-screening for H1N1 fever (swine flu) infection symptoms (body temperatures above 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit or 37 degrees Celsius). Santa Medical Thermometer can take over 100,000 readings on a single set of 2 AA batteries (included). With its rugged, impact and water resistant design, it is able to take over 3,000,000 measurements in the product's lifetime.
This document provides instructions for setting various functions on a remote control for an air conditioner. It explains how to set the temperature, operation mode, fan speed, quiet mode, powerful/turbo mode, direction of airflow, timer on/off, and sleep mode. The settings allow you to control cooling, fan, dry, and heating functions. It also notes that a 1-ton AC typically takes 30 minutes to show cooling, while a 1.5-ton AC may take 20 minutes, and that worn batteries could cause remote functions to malfunction.
The EL-PM01 Energy Meter is designed to monitor and measure electrical loads between 5W and 3680W. It displays the current time, load power usage, total energy used, and accrued energy costs. The Energy Meter allows for setting two cost tariffs and displays current usage information, total usage statistics, and operating instructions. It is intended for indoor use only to monitor 230V AC power loads between 10°C and 40°C.
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ITC-308 is an easy-to-use, safe and reliable dual relay output temperature controller. It can be used as Over-temperature protection and automatic temperature control system for various electric appliances such as equipment for home-brew, aquarium, pet breeding, incubation, BBQ, seedling heat mats, oven temperature control, terrestrial heat control, constant temperature cycle of heating pump, culture fermentation, accelerating germination, electric radiator, electric oven, etc.
This product has Plug and Play design with dual relay, be able to connect with refrigeration and heating equipment easily to realize ideal temperature control. It’s equipped with dual LED display, and offers display options of Centigrade and Fahrenheit, enabling more humanized temperature control. With large output power 1,000W(110V) /2,000W(220V), it’s suitable for most applications.
ITC-308 is designed with compressor delay protection for refrigeration, high and low temperature alarm, and sensor fault alarm, which makes the temperature controller more safe and reliable. Functions such as temperature calibration, separately set differential for refrigeration and heating, enable more accurate temperature control.
Temperature sensor with binary sensor input start guideDomotica daVinci
This document summarizes the features and operation of a Z-Wave temperature sensor, thermostat, and binary sensor device. The device can measure temperature, control remote heating devices as a thermostat, and detect external switches. It operates within a Z-Wave wireless network and supports inclusion, exclusion, associations and configuration parameters to control its functionality. The device runs on batteries and goes into a low-power sleep state to conserve energy, waking periodically to communicate.
This document summarizes a range of standalone controllers for natural ventilation and control solutions. It describes controllers that can control ventilation dampers or automated windows together with localized heating. Key features include temperature and optional CO2 sensors, manual override options, adjustable temperature and CO2 setpoints, and a night cooling program. It also describes a four zone power supply unit with time switch interface that can power and control multiple room controllers and their associated ventilation dampers or window actuators. A window control module is also summarized that can control 24V DC window actuators through a 0-10VDC positioning signal.
1. This document provides instructions for operating an air conditioner unit with a 3D i-see Sensor. It describes how to set the time and day, select operation modes, adjust temperature and fan settings, and set various timers.
2. Key functions covered include setting the current time, selecting between cooling, heating, drying and automatic modes, adjusting the temperature and fan speed, and activating features like powerful mode, econo cool mode, and absence detection.
3. Instructions are also provided for setting on and off timers to schedule unit operation, as well as a weekly timer to program different temperature settings for weekdays and weekends.
The 2CH Dimmer Module allows manual control of lights through a push switch and app control. It can control up to two lighting circuits and provides options for permanent on/off or dimming control through short or long button pushes. Installation requires turning off power and properly wiring the unit according to diagrams. The module can be reset through a long button press or external button presses and pairs with Zigbee gateways through a learning mode button hold.
Zi-Stick is a self-powered Zigbee 3.0 USB adapter that is used to control actuators and sensors in a Zigbee network. It connects to a computer via USB and appears as a virtual serial or COM port. The user guide provides instructions for installing any necessary drivers, identifying the Zi-Stick's COM port, and connecting it to software like Home Assistant or OpenHAB. Safety information is also included, noting that the Zi-Stick should be used indoors and away from heat or moisture.
This document provides installation and operation instructions for a BRT-100 radiator thermostat in French. It includes:
1. An introduction and welcome message thanking the customer for their purchase.
2. Technical characteristics and features of the thermostat such as LED display, color display, curved design, energy efficient battery that lasts 1 year.
3. Step-by-step instructions for installation including selecting the correct adapter, installing the mounting plate and battery, and connecting the thermostat.
Cherubini Meta Z-Wave Double Switch A510083-84-90Domotica daVinci
Este documento proporciona instrucciones para un actuador con dos salidas independientes de 230V. Incluye especificaciones técnicas, información de seguridad, diagramas de conexión e instrucciones de instalación, control y configuración. El dispositivo permite controlar dos cargas de forma independiente a través de radio o pulsador y puede integrarse en sistemas domóticos Z-Wave.
Este documento proporciona instrucciones para el uso de un enchufe inteligente. Describe las especificaciones técnicas del dispositivo, cómo incluirlo y excluirlo de una red Z-Wave, cómo controlarlo y leer sus parámetros eléctricos, y cómo configurar sus alarmas y asociaciones con otros dispositivos.
Quinto Z-Wave Heltun_HE-RS01_User_Manual_B9AH.pdfDomotica daVinci
The document provides instructions for installing and operating the HE-RS01 five-channel relay switch. Key details include:
- The HE-RS01 can control up to five on/off devices or combinations of on/off and two-direction motor devices.
- It has five configurable relay outputs, two independent inputs, and supports schedules, motor control, and association with other Z-Wave devices.
- Installation requires connecting power, load, and external switch wires per the provided diagrams and safely turning power back on at the circuit breaker.
- The HE-RS01 can be included in a Z-Wave network and each relay and external input is configurable for different control modes.
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HEL-ZW-THERM-FL2 Manual
1. HELTUN HEATING THERMOSTAT
HE-ZW-THERM-FL2 USER MANUAL V1.0
OVERVIEW
This is a programmable electronic room heating thermostat for flush mounting into most
standard wall boxes. It is designed to maintain a constant ambient temperature, the criteria of
which can be simultaneously either floor, room or both temperature sensors.
It is recommended for the control of electric heating devices (radiators, convectors, electric
fireplace), boilers or electric under floor heating. The heating element is directly controlled by
a single pole switch. The maximum loading for the thermostat is 16A over which a contactor
will be required. (16A– 3600W @ 220V/240V.)
The thermostat has an LCD screen, six sensitive capacitive touch control buttons and two
temperature sensors (external NTC floor sensor and a built-in room air temperature sensor).
The thermostat is also equipped with built-in humidity, illumination and energy consumption
sensors.
The thermostat has an integrated 5th generation secure Z-Wave module which allows to use
the device with Z-Wave Home Automation systems such as Fibaro, Vera, Zipato,
SmartThings, Z-Way, HomeSeer and others. The thermostat can be associated and control
up to 10 Z-Wave devices (relays, switchers etc.)
One of six operation modes can be selected either manually or via the Z-Wave controller /
gateway. The 6 operating modes are: COM - most comfortable (full power) mode, TIME –
control the temperature by day time, DRY - floor quick drying mode, ECO – energy saving
mode, VAC – vacation mode and MAN - manual control mode. The thermostat protects the
floor from overheating by automatically switching off the load when the temperature reaches
a maximum of 40°C.
The LCD screen with white icons has a user-friendly interface, displaying:
floor temperature, air temperature, humidity level, user set temperature, operating mode,
time, weekday, relay and Z-Wave network statuses.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Front frame dimensions: 89х89х9mm
Back dimensions: 53х53х28mm
Material: Flame retardant plastic, tempered glass
4 frame colors: Silver, Chrome, Black, White
6 glass colors: White, Black, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue
LCD: 73x42mm, black with white icons
6 sensitive capacitive touch buttons
Operating temperature: 0°С – +50°С
Power supply: 100V – 230VAC, 50Hz/60Hz
Power consumption: 1.5W
Maximum resistive load: 16А, 3600W @220V
Relay life time: 100.000 switches
Internal ambient brightness sensor
Internal temperature sensor
Measurement range: -30°C to +80°C
Accuracy: ±0.5°C
Internal humidity sensor
Measurement range: 0 – 80%RH
Accuracy: ±3.0%RH
External floor temperature sensor
NTC 10kOhm
Measurement range: -30°C to +80°C
Accuracy: ±0.5°C
Energy consumption meter
IP class: IP21
Z-Wave Plus SDK: V6.71
FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS
Inclusion/exclusion into/from z-wave network
Non Secure
S0 secure
S2 unauthorized, S2 authorized
Association control of 10 devices from network
6 operation modes with individual temperature set point:
COM, ECO, VAC, DRY, TIME, MANUAL
4 time schedule for 7 days of the week:
Morning, Day, Evening, Night
Choosing a temperature sensor for operation:
Floor temperature only
Air temperature only
Floor + Air temperature
Power regulator (Automatic ON/OFF timer)
Usable with different NTC-sensor (1kOhm - 100kOhm)
Temperature sensors calibration
Temperature set intervals: 4.0°C to 37.0°C
Temperature limiter: 40.0°C
Choosing a temperature hysteresis: 0.1°C - 9.5°C
Choosing a degree (Celsius / Fahrenheit)
Adjustable LCD brightness: Auto or Manual
LCD standby mode
Child lock (touch buttons lock)
Consumption meter
Factory reset
OTA function (Firmware update over the air).
INSTALLATION
We recommend the installation conforms to your local regulations and is undertaken by a
qualified electrical engineer. Positioning of the thermostat is of the utmost importance and
must be away from sunlight and sources of direct heat. We recommend installation about 1.5
metres above the floor.
Electrical power must be switched off during all aspects of installation.
1. Remove the front cover and back plate of the thermostat from the main box.
2. ENSURING THE POWER IS OFF and using a small cross head (Phillips) screwdriver
connect the wires to the thermostat terminals:
IN: Power connection
HEATING: Heating element connection
3. If using the thermostat for floor heating, connect the NTC temperature sensor wires to
terminals NTC. 10 kΩ NTC sensor is included in the box but any NTC sensor can be used. If
another sensor other than 10 kΩ NTC is used then ensure changing the sensor value in the
thermostat settings (Parameter 17 - FSr).
4. If using an external device for the thermostat modes control, connect its dry contacts to
terminals EXT.
5. Making sure “TOP” is uppermost secure the back plate into the wall mounting box using
the screws provided. Install the thermostat body by carefully aligning the top snap
connectors and then pushing on the front cover with gentle pressure ensuring it snaps firmly
into position all the way round.
6. Switch On the main power and the thermostat will start up showing the original default
factory settings.
7. Remove protective film by pulling the tab in the top right hand side.
DISASSEMBLY
1. ENSURE POWER IS SWITCHED OFFAND SCREEN IS BLANK.
2. To remove thermostat body grasp firmly and pull back from the bottom until all tabs
disconnect.
3. Remove screws from back plate and disconnect the wires.
TOUCH PANEL OPERATION
The touch panel has six touch buttons which require minimal pressure to operate.
Plus
Minus
Time
Settings
Manual Heating
Mode
“ “ key will increase set point temperature by 0.5°C (or 1°F), and “ “ key will decrease set
point temperature by 0.5°C (or 1°F). The set point temperature is displayed in the bottom left
corner of the display as “SET TEMP”.
Note:The minimum set point is 4.0°C (39°F) and the maximum set point is 37.0°C (99°F).
The thermostat has two working modes: HEATING and IDLE. In HEATING mode the
operating state icon will appear on the right bottom corner of the display, and the icon will
disappear in the IDLE mode.
OPERATION MODE
Current mode is displayed in the middle right line of display under “HEATING MODE” field.
The thermostat has 6 operating modes:
COM – general comfort (full power) mode.
TIME – time mode allows to set a different temperature for different periods of the day
DRY – fast floor drying.
ECO – economy (power efficient / energy saving) mode.
VAC – vacation (away) mode
MAN – manual mode.
Change the mode by touching the MODE key and reselecting as above.
Each operating modes has an individual temperature set points. The thermostat will operate
automatically depending on the current SET TEMP point. To change the set point values
choose the desired mode and press “+” key to increase or press “–” key to reduce the value.
Alternatively control from your Z-wave gateway.
MAN MODE
In this mode the thermostat logic is disabled and the heating state can be switched On/Off
manually by pressing the key.
Note: if the MAN mode is enabled the SET POINT will indicate OFF.
COM (comfort) MODE
This mode is recommended for normal comfort.
Factory default set point is 25.0°C (77°F)
DRY MODE
This mode is recommended for use if a high floor temperature is required for a limited period
of time for example after floor washing. By choosing DRY mode the thermostat will increase
the temperature to the selected set point for a limited time specified in the “Dry Time”
parameter. The time range of 5-90 minutes can be selected. After the drying time the
thermostat will automatically change back to the TIME mode.
To change the Dry Time, go to “Settings Mode” by pressing the key for 3 seconds. Use the
keys or to scroll the menu to Parameter 07, then use keys “+” and “–” to increase or
reduce the time.The value of DryTime is in minutes.
Factory default Dry time is 30 min.
Factory default set point is 30.0°C (86°F)
ECO (energy saving) MODE
This mode can be used if lower temperature and energy consumption is required. It can also
be used at night or when absent from all or part of the property for a length of time.
Factory default set point is 20.0°C (68°F)
VAC (vacation) MODE
This mode is recommended for use when absent.
Factory default set point is 15.0°C (59°F)
Note: The minimum set point for each mode is 4.0°C (39°F) and the maximum set point is
37.0°C (99°F).
TIME MODE
Adjust home temperature according to personal habits by reducing it whilst away from home
and increasing in the evenings and early mornings.
The thermostat can be set individually for morning, day, evening and night. For example, it
can be assigned for Morning period start at 7.00, then Day starting at 9.00 (when absent for
work etc.), then Evening starting at 18:00 (half an hour before occupants return). The Night
regime then begins at 23.30 (bedtime).
Separate temperature settings can be made for all 4 periods for every day of the week.
To set up the time and temperature for each period go to the Time menu by pressing and
holding the key for 3 seconds.The display will show theTime menu.
To set up the start time for each period choose the period by pressing the key than adjust
the time by pressing the key for increase or MODE key for decrease. Do this action for all
4 periods: Morning, Day, Evening & Night.
To set up the temperature choose the week day by pressing the key, choose the period by
pressing key and adjust the temperature by pressing “+” or “–“ keys. Do this action for
every day of the week.
Note: TIME mode works only in case of the correct time being set. The time can be
automatically corrected by polling from your gateway if the Parameter 8 value is 1 or set
manually in Parameters 10, 11 and 12 in the settings menu.
Note: In the TIME mode the SET POINT of the thermostat will be automatically changed
depending on the period. The SET POINT can be adjusted manually out of the TIME menu
but it will be effective only until the next period.
SETTINGS MODE
To activate the settings mode, press and hold the key for 3 seconds. The display will show
the settings menu. In the top left corner is the parameter number, in the left bottom corner is
the parameter display indication (the parameter name) and in the right top corner is the
parameter value.
To scroll the menu navigation just press the key to go up and the MODE key to go down.
To change the parameters value press the “+” or “-” keys.
Param
number
Param
value
Param
number
increase
Param
number
reduce
Param
Value
Reduce
Param
Value
Increase
Param
name
To leave the Settings mode to go to the main display mode press and hold the key for 3
seconds.
The thermostat will automatically leave to the display mode if no action is detected for 10
seconds.
PARAMETERS LIST
Parameter 01 (dEg) – Degree mode
Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F) degree mode can be choosen. Floor and air temperature, as
well as set point and all parameters will be indicated in the chosen mode.
Factory default value is Celsius (°C).
Parameter 02 (In1) – External input mode
The thermostat can be connected to an external device (like security system) dry output
contacts and control the thermostat operating modes depending on the contacts state.
If parameter value is 0 no action will be take (the input state is ignored by the thermostat
logic). If parameter value is 1 the thermostat will be switched to the operating mode selected
in Parameter 3 if the output was short-circuited. The thermostat will go back to previous mode
as soon as the input is open. If parameter value is 2 the thermostat will be switched to the
operating mode selected in Parameter 3 if the output was short-circuited. But the thermostat
will not undertake any action if the input is open again.
Factory default value is 1.
Parameter 03 (In2) – Operating mode for external input action
This parameter allows selecting which operating mode the thermostat should go to if the
external input is short-circuited. 1=COM, 2=TIME, 3=DRY, 4=ECO, 5=VAC, 6=MAN.
Note: When thermostat goes to MAN mode it will be in IDLE state till HEATING key is not
pressed manually.
Factory default value is 2
Parameter 04 (SEn) – Source sensor
The thermostat has seven regulation modes based on different sensors values. Use keys “+”
and “-” to choose follow modes:
1)A – Air sensor
2)AF – Air sensor + Floor sensor
3) F – Floor sensor
4) FA – Floor sensor +Air sensor
5) P – Power regulator
6) PA – Power regulator +Air sensor
7) PF – Power regulator + Floor sensor
1) A – Air sensor: Regulation (heating control) is based on the SET POINT applied to the
internal room air temperature sensor.
2) AF – Air sensor plus floor sensor: Regulation is based on SET POINT applied to the
internal room temperature sensor but also controlled by the floor temperature sensor
ensuring that the floor temperature remains within the set limits. The lower floor temperature
limit is specified in Param 15 - FtLand the high temperature limit in Param 16 – FtH.
3) F – Floor sensor: Regulation is based on the SET POINT applied to the external floor
temperature sensor.
4) FA – Floor sensor plus air sensor: Regulation is based on SET POINT applied to the
external floor sensor but is also controlled by the internal air temperature sensor ensuring
that the room temperature remains within the set limits. The lower air temperature limit is
specified in Param 13 -AtLand the higher temperature limit in Param 14 –AtH.
5) Power regulator: Regulation is based on the time settings for heating which will be ON
during the time in Param 05 – POn and then OFF during the time in Param 06 - POf. This
cycle will be repeated constantly.
Parameter
Number
Default
Value
Available
Values
Display
Indication
Description
01 dEg Degree Mode °C, °F°C
02 In1 EXT input mode 0, 1, 21
03 In2 Mode number for EXT input action 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 62
04 Sen Source Sensor
A, AF, F, FA,
P, PA, PF
F
05 Pon Power Regulation ON time, min 10 - 9015
06 POF Power Regulation OFF time, min 10 - 9015
07 dry Dry Time, min 5 - 9030
08 tCr Time correction by controller 0, 11
09 tFo Time format 0, 10
10 dAy Week Day 1 - 71
11 tIH Time Hour 0 - 230
12 tIL Time Minute 0 - 590
14 AtH Air Temperature Maximum, °C / °F
5.0-37.0 in °C
41 - 99 in °F
27 / 81
13 AtL Air Temperature Minimum, °C / °F
4.0-36.0 in °C
39 - 97 in °F
21 / 70
15 FtL Floor Temperature Minimum, °C / °F
4.0-36.0 in °C
39 - 97 in °F
18 / 64
16 FtH Floor Temperature Maximum, °C / °F
5.0-37.0 in °C
41 - 99 in °F
32 / 90
17 Fsr Floor Sensor Resistance, kΩ 1 - 10010
19 Ftc Floor Temperature Calibration, °C / °F
-9.5-9.5 in °C
-17 - 17 in °F
0 / 0
18 Atc Air Temperature Calibration, °C / °F
-9.5-9.5 in °C
-17 - 17 in °F
0 / 0
20 HYS Temperature Hysteresis, °C / °F
0.1-9.5 in °C
0.1 - 17 in °F
0.5 /
0.9
21 dIF
Temperature difference to send to
controller, °C / °F
0.1-1.0 in °C
0.2 - 1.8 in °F
0.2 /
0.3
22 brH Active display brightness level
1 - 4, but
>=Param23
4
23 brL Inactive display brightness level
1 - 4, but
<=Param22
3
24 Abr Auto LCD brightness control 0, 11
25 Ab1 Auto brightness level 1 max lumens 0 - 500030
26 Ab2 Auto brightness level 2 max lumens 0 - 5000200
27 Ab3 Auto brightness level 3 max lumens 0 - 50003000
28 bSA Basic Set Action 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 66
29 nEt Inclusion / Exclusion Mode Inc, EclEcl
30 Prr Power Meter total value & reset 0-999kwh0
2. Parameter 19 (Ftc) – Floor Temperature Calibration
This parameter defines the offset value for floor temperature. Should the external floor
temperature sensor not be correctly calibrated then temperature changes are able to be
adjusted by up to +/- 9.5°C or +/- 17°F. This value will be added or subtracted from the floor
temperature sensor reading.
Factory default value is 0.
Parameter 20 (HYS) – HYSTERESIS (HYS)
The hysteresis value for temperature control. The thermostat will stabilize the temperature
with selected hysteresis. For example, if the SET POINT is set for 25°C and HYSTERESIS
is set for 0.5°C the thermostat will change the state to HEATING if the temperature will be
lower than 24.5°C and it will change the state to idle if temperature reaches 25.5°C.
The hysteresis can be changed from 0.1°C up to a maximum of 9.5°C in Celsius mode and
from 0.1°F to 17°F in Fahrenheit mode.
Factory default values are 0.5°C or 0.9°F.
Parameter 21 (dIF) – Temperature difference to send to controller
The thermostat will send a new temperature to the gateway only in case if the temperature
change is greater or equal than the value specified in this parameter.
From 0.1C to 1.0C can be chosen.
Factory default value is 0.2C
Note: The thermostat is very sensitive to changes of ambient temperature and can often vary
by ±0.1C, therefore it is recommended to set this parameter from 0.2 and above to reduce the
load on your Z-Wave network.
DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS
The thermostat has two states of brightness.
Active state – when press any key and commence adjustments.
Inactive state – after five seconds of inactivity it will revert to inactive state.
The display brightness in either state can be adjusted.
Parameter 22 (brH) – Display brightness high level
The brightness level can be selected in the active state from values 1 (lowest brightness) to 4
(highest brightness) but the level cannot be lower than the level of brightness for the inactive
state (param 23).
Factory default value is 4.
Parameter 23 (brL) – Display brightness low level
This parameter defines the brightness level of the display in the inactive state. The level can
be selected from values 1 to 4 but the level cannot be higher than the level of brightness for
the active state (param 22).
Factory default value is 3.
Parameter 24 (Abr) –Auto brightness
The thermostat can adjust its display brightness automatically depending on the illumination
of the ambient environment. The comfort brightness of the screen can be chosen depending
on the room illumination in Parameters 25, 26 and 27.
Value 1 =Active the function, Value 0 = Inactive the function
Factory default value is 1.
Note: The illumination of the environment can be checked at any time in the centre of the
display (on time position) in the device MENU on Parameter 24 or via your Z-Wave gateway
Parameter 25 (Ab1) –Auto brightness level 1 max lumens
The value indicates the maximum level of ambient illumination during which the brightness of
the display will be at level 1 (at the lowest level). For example if this parameter value is set 30
and the ambient illumination is in range 0-30 the display will be in lowest brightness level. As
soon as the illumination will be 31 or higher the display brightness will be changed to Level 2.
Factory default value is 30.
Parameter 26 (Ab2) –Auto brightness level 2 max lumens
This parameter indicate the maximum illumination for display brightness level 2. In case if the
illumination is in range Parameter 25 (Ab1) - Parameter 26 (Ab2) the display brightness will
be on level 2. If the illumination drops below the value of parameter 25 the brightness of the
display will be decreases to level 1, and if the illumination increases beyond the value of
parameter 26 the display brightness will rise to level 3.
Factory default value is 200.
Parameter 27 (Ab3) –Auto brightness level 3 max lumens
This parameter indicate the maximum illumination for display brightness level 3. In case if
ambient illumination raise above this value the display brightness will be changed to Level 4
Factory default value is 3000.
Parameter 28 (bsA) – Basic SatAction
This parameter defines to which mode the thermostat operating mode will be changed to if
the Basic Set command is received.
If the received value of the Basic Set command is 0 (OFF state) the thermostat will go to MAN
mode and switch off the heating element (IDLE mode).
If the received value of the Basic Set command is 1 or higher (ON state) the thermostat will
change its mode regarding the value defined in this parameter.
If the parameter value is 1 the thermostat will go to the COM operating mode, value 2 is for
the TIME mode, Value 3 is for the DRY mode, Value 4 is for the ECO mode, Value 5 is for the
VAC, Value 6 is for the MAN.
If the parameter value is 6 (change to manual mode) and the Basic Set value is 1 or higher
(ON) the thermostat will go to the MAN mode and switch ON the HEAT mode.
Factory default value is 6.
Parameter 29 (nEt) – INCLUSION / EXCLUSION MODE
If the thermostat is included in the z-wave network the antenna will be indicated in the main
display and Inc will be indicated in the Param value. If the thermostat is not included in the
network, no antenna will be indicated in the main display and the Param value will be ECL.
To include or exclude the thermostat into/from your home automation gateway, activate
inclusion or exclusion mode on your gateway then go to Param 29 in the device Menu and
press “+” key for inclusion and the “-” key for exclusion.
For more details go to point “Z-Wave Functions” – “Network“of this manual.
Parameter 30 (Prr) – Power Meter values & reset
The Heltun thermostat monitors the load and total power consumption. The current load is
indicated in this Param values in the center of display (time position) in W. The data of total
consumption in kWh is indicated in the top right corner of the display.
If the device is included to the Z-Wave network it will also send the data of the current load
and total consumption to the main controller.
The thermostat, even when the electricity is disconnected, maintains the electric
consumption record in its memory.
To reset the consumption memory press and hold “+” key (about 3 seconds) until the
parameter total consumption value will be changed to 0.
Z-WAVE DEVICE TYPE:
GENERIC_TYPE_THERMOSTAT
SPECIFIC_TYPE_SETPOINT_THERMOSTAT
Supported Command Classes:
COMMAND_CLASS_BASIC,
COMMAND_CLASS_THERMOSTAT_OPERATING_STATE,
COMMAND_CLASS_THERMOSTAT_MODE,
COMMAND_CLASS_THERMOSTAT_SETPOINT,
COMMAND_CLASS_SENSOR_MULTILEVEL,
COMMAND_CLASS_METER,
COMMAND_CLASS_CLOCK,
COMMAND_CLASS_ZWAVEPLUS_INFO,
COMMAND_CLASS_TRANSPORT_SERVICE,
COMMAND_CLASS_SECURITY,
COMMAND_CLASS_SECURITY_2,
COMMAND_CLASS_VERSION,
COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION,
COMMAND_CLASS_MULTI_CHANNEL_ASSOCIATION,
COMMAND_CLASS_ASSOCIATION_GRP_INFO,
COMMAND_CLASS_MANUFACTURER_SPECIFIC ,
COMMAND_CLASS_DEVICE_RESET_LOCALLY,
COMMAND_CLASS_POWERLEVEL,
COMMAND_CLASS_SUPERVISION,
COMMAND_CLASS_CONFIGURATION,
COMMAND_CLASS_FIRMWARE_UPDATE_MD
THERMOSTAT SETTINGS USING Z-WAVE PROTOCOL (GATEWAY)
All configuration parameters are accessed through
COMMAND_CLASS_CONFIGURATION
6) PA – Power regulator + Air sensor: Regulation is based on the time set by Params 05 and
06 but also controlled by the internal air temperature sensor ensuring that the room
temperature remains within the set limits. The air temperature limits are specified in Params
13 and 14.
7) PF – Power regulator + Floor sensor parameters: Regulation is based on the time set by
Params 05 and 06 but also controlled by the floor temperature sensor ensuring that the floor
temperature remains within the set limits. The floor temperature limits are specified in
Params 15 and 16.
For example:
In FAmode the SET POINT is set to 30°C,AtLis set to 24°C andAtH is set to 27°C:
a) If floor temperature is lower than 30°C and the room temperature is lower than 27°C the
thermostat will operate in HEATING mode.
b) If the floor temperature is higher than 30°C or the room temperature is higher than 27°C
then the thermostat will go to IDLE mode which switches off the heater.
c) If the room temperature is lower than 24°C the thermostat will operate in HEATING mode
even though the floor temperature is higher than 30°C.
Attention: Be careful when setting the lower limitation (Param 13 - AtL and Param 15 – FtL)
to be sure that the value is not too high and it can be reached. Otherwise the thermostat will
always operate in the HEATING mode.
Note: For safety reasons the thermostat will go to the IDLE mode if the floor temperature
reaches 40°C despite the parameter settings.
Note: If there is no floor sensor installed or it becomes damaged (indicated by ” – “ in the
“FLOOR TEMP”) the regulation mode (A) will be automatically selected as the source
sensor. This can only be changed to (P) or (PA). Regulation modes (F), (FA), (AF) and (PF)
will not be able to be selected.
Factory default value is F.
Parameter 05 (POn) – Power regulation ON time
This parameter defines floor HEATING time in minutes when Power Regulator (P, PA or PF)
is selected as the source sensor in Param 04.Time can be changed in range 10 – 90 minutes.
Factory default value is 15 minutes.
Parameter 06 (POf) – Power regulation OFF time
Floor IDLE time in minutes when Power Regulator (P, PA or PF) is selected as the source
sensor.Time can be changed in range 10 – 90 minutes.
Factory default value is 15 minutes.
Parameter 07 (dry) – Dry Time
This parameter specifies how long in minutes the thermostat will be in HEATING mode when
the DRY mode is selected. After this time the thermostat will go to the TIME mode. The time
range is 5-90 minutes.
Factory default time is 30 minutes.
Parameter 08 (tCr) – Time correction by main controller
If this parameter value is 1 and the thermostat is connected to Z-Wave gateway the
thermostat time and weekday will be periodically polled and corrected from the gateway. To
switch off the auto correction set the parameter value 0.
Factory default value is 1.
Parameter 09 (tfo) – Time format
24-hours or 12-hours time indication format can be chosen.
0 = 24 hours format. 1 = 12 hours (AM/PM) format
Factory default value is 0.
Parameter 10 (day) – Week day
This parameter allows manually adjustment of the day of the week in case the thermostat is
not connected to any gateway or Parameter 08 (auto correction) selected as 0.
Parameter 11 (tIH) – Hour
This parameter allows manual adjustment of the hours.
Parameter 12 (tIL) – Minute
This parameter allows manual adjustment of the minutes.
Parameter 13 (AtL) –Air Temperature Minimum (Lowest level)
Room temperature low limit. Reading of internal temperature sensor. It has effect only if FAor
PAis selected as the source sensor in Param 04
Factory default value is 21°C or 70°F.
Note: AtLvalue cannot be higher thanAtH value - 1°C
Parameter 14 (AtH) –Air Temperature Maximum (Highest level)
Room temperature high limit. Reading of the internal temperature sensor. It has effect only if
FAor PAis selected as the source sensor.
Factory default value is 27°C or 81°F.
Note:AtH value cannot be lower thanAtLvalue + 1°C
Parameter 15 (FtL) – Floor Temperature Minimum (Lowest level)
Floor temperature low limit. Reading of external NTC temperature sensor. It has effect only if
AF or PF are selected as the source sensor.
Factory default value is 18°C or 64°F.
Note: FtLvalue cannot be higher than FtH value - 1°C
Parameter 16 (FtH) – Floor Temperature Maximum (Highest level)
Floor temperature high limit. Reading of the external NTC temperature sensor. It has effect
only ifAF or PF are selected as the source sensor.
Factory default value is 32°C or 90°F.
Note: FtH value cannot be lower than FtLvalue + 1°C
Parameter 17 (FSr) – Floor sensor resistance
If the external floor NTC temperature sensor is used it is necessary to select the correct ohm
value (resistance) of the sensor. 1 – 100 kΩ is available to select. In the box is included one
floor NTC 10kΩ temperature sensor with a three metre connection wire.
Factory default value is 10kΩ.
Note: If the floor sensor is disconnected or damaged “–” will indicate on the display FLOOR
TEMP field.
Parameter 18 (Atc) – RoomAir Temperature Calibration
This parameter defines the offset value for room air temperature. If the internal air
temperature sensor is not correctly calibrated changes of temperature can be made by
adjusting the values by up to +/- 9.5°C or +/- 17°F. This value will be added or subtracted from
the internal air temperature sensor reading.
Factory default value is 0
Security: S0, S2 unauthorized and S2 authorized inclusion modes are supported. If you use
S2 authorized inclusion mode the security key should be used in inclusion process.
NOTE: Be sure to save this key. Without the key it is impossible to perform an inclusion in S2
authorized mode.
Exclusion
To exclude the thermostat from the Z-Wave network
1. Go to “SETTINGS” mode by pressing and holding the key for 3 seconds
2. Go to “Parameter 29 – nEt” of the menu
3. In the value position the current state of network state will be displayed. It should be “Inc”. if
the “ECL” is indicated the device is already excluded.
4. Start the exclusion from the gateway.
5. Press the “–” key to start the exclusion process
6. Lines will be moving in the value position.
7.The “Ecl” should appear with successful deletion.
8. If the “Err” appear then start the exclusion process again.
If the thermostat is included in the network, in the bottom right corner of the main screen the
antenna icon will be displayed with connection lines . If not on the network it will be
displayed without lines .
Association
Association enables the thermostat to control other Z-Wave products from the network.
Up to ten other products from different manufacturers can be within the association grouping.
The thermostat has two association groups:
Group 1 is for Life Line and used to connect Z-Wave gateway.
Through Group 2 the thermostat sends Basic Set command. It sends Basic Set command
with value 0 (Off state) when thermostat goes to IDLE mode and sends 255 (ON state) when
the thermostat goes to HEATING mode.
CHILD LOCK – LOC
To activate the child lock mode, press and hold the key till the icon will be indicated in
the bottom center of the display (about 5 seconds). To deactivate the child lock press the key
dddduntil the icon disappears.
FACTORY RESET – RES
By pressing and holding the “MODE” key for 6 seconds, the thermostat will enter the Factory
Reset mode and “Res” will appear in left bottom corner, “y” in top left corner and “n” in top right
corner. Press “+” key if reversion to factory reset is required or the key to cancel. The
factory reset will change all the parameters to the original factory defaults and will also
exclude from the Z-Wave network.
Z-WAVE NETWORK
Inclusion
To include the thermostat in the Z-Wave network
1. Go to the “SETTINGS” mode by pressing and holding the key for 3 seconds
2. Go to “Parameter 29 – nEt” of the menu by using the key for scrolling up and the
“MODE” key for scrolling down in parameters.
3. In the value position will be seen the current state of the network. It should be ECL. If Inc is
indicated, anexclusion must be first performed.
4. Start the inclusion mode from the gateway
5. Press “+” key to start inclusion process
6. Lines will be moving in value position.
7. The “Inc” should appear in the value position if the inclusion has been successful. The “Err”
will appear if the inclusion was not completed.
Note: In case the device has been part of the Z-Wave network before and not excluded
since, inclusion is not possible. In this case, exclusion must be performed before inclusion.
If the thermostat is included in the network, in the bottom right corner of the main screen the
antenna icon will be displayed with connection lines . If not on the network then it will be
displayed without lines .
2-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
Heltun warrants this product to be free from defects in the workmanship or materials, under
normal use and service, for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase by the
consumer. If at any time during the warranty period the product is determined to be defective
or malfunctions, Heltun shall repair or replace it (at Heltun's option).
If the product is defective,
(i) return it, with a bill of sale or other dated proof of purchase, to the place from which you
purchased it; or
(ii) contact Heltun Customer Care at support@heltun.com. Customer Care will make the
determination whether the product should be returned or whether a replacement product can
be sent to you.
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER REMOVAL OR REINSATLLATION COSTS.
THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY IF IT IS SHOWN BY HELTUN THAT THE
DEFECT OR MALFUNCTION WAS CAUSED BY DAMAGE WHICH OCCURRED
WHILE THE PRODUCT WAS IN THE POSSESSION OF A CONSUMER THIS
WARRANTY SHALL NOT OBLIGATE HELTUN FOR ANY LABOR COSTS AND SHALL
NOT APPLY TO DEFECTS IN WORKMANSHIP OR MATERIALS FURNISHED BY
YOUR INSTALLER AS CONTRASTED TO DEFECTS IN THE THERMOSTAT ITSELF.
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE SHALL BE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE AFORESAID TWO YEAR
PERIOD. HELTUN'S LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES, OTHER THAN DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURIES, RESULTING
FROM ANY BREACH OF THE AFORESAID IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR THE ABOVE
LIMITED WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS
VOID IF DEFECT(S) RESULT FROM FAILURE TO HAVE THIS THERMOSTAT
INSTALLED BYAQUALIFIED HEATINGANDAIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTOR. IF
THE LIMITED WARRANTY IS VOID DUE TO FAILURE TO USE A QUALIFIED
CONTRACTOR, ALL DISCLAIMERS OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES SHALL BE
EFFECTIVE UPON INSTALLATION.
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Parameter
Number
Default
Value
Available
Values
Parameter
Size
Description
01 1 byte Degree Mode °C, °F0
02 1 byte EXT input mode 0, 1, 21
03 1 byte Mode number for EXT input action 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 62
04 1 byte
Source Sensor: 1=A, 2=AF, 3=F, 4=FA,
5=P, 6=PA, 7=PF
1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
6, 7
3
05 1 byte Power Regulation ON time, min 10 - 9015
06 1 byte Power Regulation OFF time, min 10 - 9015
07 1 byte Dry Time, min 5 - 9030
08 1 byte Time correction by controller 0, 11
09 1 byte Time format 0, 10
10 1 byte Week Day 1 - 71
11 1 byte Time Hour 0 - 230
12 1 byte Time Minute 0 - 590
14 2 bytes Air Temperature Maximum in °C, x10 50 - 370270
13 2 bytes
Air Temperature Minimum in °C,
value X 10, e.g. 22.5°C=225
40 - 360210
15 2 bytes Floor Temperature Minimum in °C, x10 40 - 360180
16 2 bytes Floor Temperature Maximum in °C, x10 50 - 370320
17 1 byte Floor Sensor Resistance, kΩ 1 - 10010
19 2 bytes Floor Temperature Calibration in °C, x10 -95 - 950
18 2 bytes Air Temperature Calibration in °C, x10 -95 - 950
20 1 byte Temperature Hysteresis in °C, x10 1 - 955
21 1 byte
Temperature difference to send to
controller, value X 10
1 -102
22 1 byte Active display brightness level
1 - 4, but
>=Param23
4
23 1 byte Inactive display brightness level
1 - 4, but
<=Param22
3
24 1 byte Auto LCD brightness control 0, 11
25 2 bytes Auto brightness level 1 max lumens 0 - 500030
26 2 bytes Auto brightness level 2 max lumens 0 - 5000200
27 2 bytes Auto brightness level 3 max lumens 0 - 50003000
28 1 byte Basic Set Action 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 66
29-50 Reserved by manufacturer
51 1 byte
Touch buttons sensitivity. 20=Supper
sensitive. 70=lowest sensitivity.
20 - 7050
52 2 bytes
Morning start time. Format: HHMM.
e.g.08:00 should be sent as 0800
0000 - 23590600
53 2 bytes Day start time. Format: HHMM. 0000 - 23590900
55 2 bytes Night start time. Format: HHMM. 0000 - 23592300
54 2 bytes Evening start time. Format: HHMM. 0000 - 23591800
56 2 bytes Monday Morning temperature, valueX10 40 - 370240
57 2 bytes Monday Day temperature, valueX10 40 - 370200
58 2 bytes Monday Evening temperature, valueX10 40 - 370230
59 2 bytes Monday Night temperature, valueX10 40 - 370180
60 - 63 2 bytes
Tuesday schedule temperatures:
P60=morning t°C, P61=day t°C,
P62=evening t°C, P63=night t°C
40 - 370
64 - 67 2 bytes Wednesday schedule temperatures 40 - 370
68 - 71 2 bytes Thursday schedule temperatures 40 - 370
72 - 75 2 bytes Friday schedule temperatures 40 - 370
76 - 79 2 bytes Saturday schedule temperatures 40 - 370
80 - 83 2 bytes Sunday schedule temperatures 40 - 370