HA7229 Wireless Split-Type Thermostat

HA7229 is a split-type thermostat with two parts: display and controller. The display is battery powered and provide user interface, and controller part controls valve actuator or heater. Display communicates to controller wirelessly via RF433. Without wiring to display makes it easy to mount anywhere on the wall, which will bring benefit to retrofit projects. The controller is suitable for both hydronic and electrical heating.

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Features

  • Split-Type, RF433 Communication
  • Press Button
  • Button Lock
  • White Backlight
  • Programmable Schedule(4 periods): 5-2/Daily
  • OnOff Timer
  • Anti-Freezing
  • Low Battery Warning
  • Upon Power Restoration

Technical Data

  • Room Temp Accuracy:+1°C
  • Display Temp Resolution: 0.5°C
  • Environmental:
         Operating Temperature: 0-45°C;
         Operating Humidity: 5-95% RH (no condensation)
  • Power Consumption: <2 W
  • Power Supply
         Display : 2xAA Batteries
         Controller: AC 85-250V, 50/60Hz
  • Battery Life: 12 Months
  • Terminations:
         HA7208C(Hydronic): one 2.5mm2 or two 1.5mm2 wires
         HA7308C(Electrical): one 4mm2
  • Max Load Current: <2A (resistive), <IA (inductive)
  • Dim. Hx Wx D(mm):
         Display: 86x86x16.3
         Controller: 86x86x26.7
  • Mounting Hole Dim.: 60 mm (standard)
  • Protection Class: IP30

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