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WIRELESS THERMOSTAT – T13RF
The T13RF thermostat is intended to control heating or air conditioning systems. Compared to the common home
thermostats, the T13RF thermostatic system has separated and wireless connected control unit (transmitter) and the
switching unit (receiver). The switching unit is intended to connect and switch the heating/air conditioning systems
and the portable unit is used for the temperature manual adjustment. Both units communicate with each other
via the radio signal. The system’s advantage is a variability and much easier access to the temperature adjustment.
Important Notice:
Read the instruction manual carefully before rst use. Read carefully as well as the instruction manual to the boiler
and to the air conditioning systems.
Before you start the installation, disconnect the power supply!
We strongly recommend that only the qualied person should perform the installation!
During the installation observe the ordered standards.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Load Switching: max. 230 V AC; 16 A for resistive load; 4 A for inductive load
Clock Tolerance: ±60 seconds/month
Temperature Measuring: 0 °C to 35 °C, tolerance 0.5 °C; tolerance ±1°C at 20 °C
Temperature Setting: 5 °C to 30 °C, each change in 0.5 °C at a time
Set Temperature Variance: 0.5 to 2 °C, each move in 0.5 °C at a time
Units Connection: via the radio signal 433.92 MHz
Temperature Unit Range: up to 25 m in an open area
Power: Control Unit (transmitter) 2× 1.5 V batteries of AA type (LR6)
Switching Unit (receiver) 230 V AC/50 Hz
Size and Weight: Control Unit: 90 × 113 × 33 mm
Switching Unit: 77 × 110 × 30 mm
INSTALLATION
Control Unit
It is possible to mount the control unit right on the wall or you can place it into the enclosed stand.
Insert 2× 1.5 V AA batteries before the installation.
Use alkaline batteries of the same kind only, do not use the rechargeable batteries.
During the rst start-up the display must show the time and room temperature (such as 28.5 °C).
If dierent sort of data appear on the display, gently push the RESET button. Use a thin straight object to do so,
for instance a straightened oce paperclip.
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