ŏ Climate Control™ Zoning System Offers Wireless Control of Radiant Zones for Faster Installation, Greater Comfort Control The Climate Co˘ntrol™ Zoning System uses the latest wireless
The wireless thermostats offer battery
technology for complete radiant control in every room of
status indication - running on two
a home or building — offering users a system that is more
standard AAA batteries - and are
convenient to control and requires less time for contractors to
available in a white or silver finish.
set up and install.
For flexible placement and integration with interior décor, the thermostats can mount on a wall or sit on a stand on tables or shelves. An ideal solution for retrofits and remodels, the Zoning System installs easily and is intuitive to set up. It offers competitive savings, beating installation costs once one base unit controls three or more zones or even on a traditional five zone install on hardware alone – not to mention additional labour savings. Offering significantly less wiring from remote to actuator location – relocation of thermostats is also made easy.
The Zoning System includes a radio-controlled base unit, an interface module and wireless thermostats. The base unit uses a special FCC-approved radio protocol to ensure consistent signal quality. Connecting up to 12 wireless thermostats, the unit can also accommodate and control up to 14 thermal actuators. Additional base units are also able to link together for larger installations. The interface module can control up to three base units, offering remote monitoring of setpoints and room
User- and contractor-friendly, Uponor’s Climate Co˘ntrol™
temperatures with the ability to set adjustment limits for the
Zoning System offers dependability, convenience and the
thermostats. Able to assign a
ultimate in comfort control.
room name to each thermostat and speed troubleshooting by displaying status issues, the device also has an exercising feature for valves and pumps, automatic
Formerly Wirsbo
summer and winter settings and night setbacks for thermostats.
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HPAC | March 2010
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