What to do if my Devex Thermostat shows error E4?
If your Devex Thermostat displays error code E4, it indicates an issue requiring professional attention. Contact your authorized installer to have your thermostat inspected.
What does error E0 mean on a Devex Thermostat?
If your Devex Thermostat displays error code E0, it means the thermostat must be replaced. Contact your authorized installer for assistance.
What to do if my Devex Xthermostat TS 500 Thermostat shows error E1?
If your Devex Thermostat is showing error code E1, you can either replace the thermostat or continue using it with the floor sensor only. To do this, go to “Sensor Application” under “Engineer Setting” and change the application to “Floor”.
General| Type | Smart Thermostat |
|---|---|
| Geofencing | Yes |
| Energy Usage Reports | Yes |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted |
| Display | LCD |
| Compatibility | HVAC systems |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Programmable | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Voice Control | Yes, with Alexa and Google Assistant |
| Alerts | Yes |
| Temperature Range | 40°F to 90°F |
Observe guidelines to ensure correct operation and prevent damage or injury.
Explains the elements displayed on the thermostat's home screen for user interaction.
Provides step-by-step guidance for configuring the thermostat using the setup wizard.
Allows manual configuration of thermostat settings without using the wizard.
Details the four available control types for regulating heating based on floor or air temperature.
Sets the minimum allowed floor temperature, crucial for underfloor heating systems.
Sets the maximum allowed temperature for floor heating to prevent damage.
Configures the maximum floor temperature limit, particularly for timber floors or foil heating.
Explains PID and Hysteresis modes for temperature control and recommends usage.
Calibrates internal or external sensors to ensure accurate temperature readings.
Selects the correct sensor type (e.g., 15 kOhm) for accurate temperature measurement.
Sets the current date and time for accurate scheduling and logging.
Manually controls the heating system's on/off state via the thermostat interface.
Adjusts the display brightness for optimal visibility in different lighting conditions.
Configures the screen saver mode (blank, clock, or temperature) for when the thermostat is idle.
Activates a cleaning mode to temporarily disable touch input for screen cleaning.
Defines the desired heating and setback temperatures for energy-efficient scheduling.
Explains how to set specific floor temperatures for heating and setback periods.
Allows programming unlimited heating periods for different days of the week.
Guides on creating new heating periods by setting start and end times for specific days.
Enables copying existing heating period schedules to other days for faster setup.
Explains how to remove unwanted heating periods from the programmed schedule.
Allows modification of start and end times for existing heating periods.
Suspends normal heating schedules for a period, saving energy during absences.
Details how to set start/end dates and setback temperatures for holiday mode.
Explains how to cancel the holiday mode and return to normal operation early.
Prevents unauthorized changes to thermostat settings by locking the screen.
Provides instructions on how to unlock the thermostat screen using the password.
Shows how to access and view weekly, monthly, and yearly energy usage data.
Details three methods (Restart, Soft Reset, Factory Reset) to resolve potential issues.
Lists common error codes, their problems, and recommended solutions for troubleshooting.
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