Danfoss Ally Application Guide

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Application Guide Heating Control Danfoss Ally™
Direct heat radiation from large radiators may
disturb the Radiator Thermostats ability to
measure the room temperature correctly.
To avoid this, mount the thermostat pointing
away from the radiator. The optimal solution
is a Radiator Thermostat with a Danfoss Ally™
Room Sensor.
Danfoss do not recommend to use an angle adapter, instead the valve should be turned
orreplaced.
A replace in the room can aect the pre
heat function of the Radiator Thermostat and
disturb the heating control. If you use your
replace regularly it is recommended to deacti-
vate the Pre-Heat function. By deactivating this
function, Radiator Thermostat will work as a
traditional thermostat, but with a delay in heat-
ing up the room after the re has burned out.
NOTE: If the valve has been closed for a longer period
there may be a delay in heating up the room.
Sunlight from large windows in the room can
aect the Pre-Heat function of the Radiator
Thermostat and disturb the heating control.
Then it is recommended to deactivate this
function. By deactivating it, Danfoss Ally™
Radiator Thermostat will work asatraditional
thermostat, but with a delay in heating up the
room after the heating from the sunlight has
stopped.

Danfoss Ally Specifications

General

Accuracy	50 sec/month
Noise level	30 dB
Product color	White
Smart thermostat	Yes
Operating frequency	2400 MHz
Suitable for indoor use	-
Maximum water temperature	90 °C
Storage temperature (T-T)	-20 - 65 °C
Temperature control range	5 - 35 °C
Operating temperature (T-T)	0 - 40 °C
International Protection (IP) code	IP20
Package weight	250 g
Display type	LCD
Battery type	AA
Power consumption (typical)	1.2 W

Weight and Dimensions

Weight	198 g
Diameter	55 mm