Room thermostats or also known as central heating thermostats sense the air temperature in the home and communicate with the central heating system.

How Does A Room Thermostat Work?

A room thermostat works by, at first, detecting the air temperature. Then, it turns on the heat whenever the temperature drops below the thermostat settings. When the set temperature is attained, it turns off the heat. 

On the other hand, a programmable room thermostat allows you to choose when you want the heating to turn on. A programmable thermostat combines the functions of a programmer with a thermostat. It also achieves the temperature you want while it's on. In addition, it will enable you to set different temperatures in your residence at various times of the day. You can programme it to have different temperatures  on different days of the week too. 

A higher setting on a programmable room thermostat will not cause the room to warm faster. The architecture of the heating system, such as the size of the boiler and radiators, determines how quickly space gets heated.

The concept of smart home integration is on the trend. So, if you have water underfloor heating, you can control it with a smart radiator thermostat. Thanks to technological innovation.

Room thermostats TRT-1R-MOD-24-W offer a modern flush mounted slim design look for heating or cooling control. The thermostats can be used for various zone control or underfloor heating/cooling control applications and they have 3.5” backlit colour touchscreen. 

The devices are connected to BMS or controllers via Modbus or BACnet communication interfaces. The thermostats can also be configured to be used as a lighting and/or air conditioning interface. The thermostats are equipped with a relay output (230 V, 7 A), two external sensor inputs and a digital input. The products are available with two different supply voltage choices