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General| Product Type | Room Thermostat |
|---|---|
| Application | Heating |
| Operating Voltage | 230 V AC |
| Setting Range | 5 °C to 30 °C |
| Mounting | Wall mounting |
| Protection Class | IP30 |
| Storage temperature | -20 °C to 60 °C |
| Weight | Approx. 150 g |
| Output | Relay |
| Power consumption | 2 VA |
| Ambient temperature | 0 °C to 50 °C |
| Relative humidity | <95 % r.H., non-condensing |
| Control Mode | On/Off control |
| Accuracy | ± 1 K |
Details the scope and content of the document regarding the RDB160BN room thermostat.
Lists related documents for further information and context.
Specifies the intended readers and necessary prior knowledge for using the document.
Describes the types of systems and applications supported by the RDB160BN thermostat.
Covers general functions, setpoints, display, and fan control capabilities.
Explains input terminals and BACnet MS/TP communication setup.
Explains how the thermostat regulates room temperature using various sensors and control outputs.
Details the different operational modes like Comfort, Standby, and OFF, and how to switch between them.
Covers specific settings and behaviors for Comfort and Standby (Economy) modes.
Explains the OFF mode and provides important notices related to temperature control.
Presents supported applications and their control output configurations.
Covers heating/cooling changeover via BACnet/sensors and external temperature sensors.
Details mold protection, dew point monitoring, and button locking features.
Introduces control sequences, fire alarms, supply air limitation, and window state.
Explains On/Off and modulating control for 2-pipe fan coil units.
Details heating/cooling control with an auxiliary electric heater.
Details the On/Off and modulating control sequences for 4-pipe systems.
Details settings for chilled ceiling with radiator applications.
Explains setpoints for Comfort and Standby modes in 2-pipe systems.
Explains setpoints for Comfort and Standby modes in 4-pipe systems.
Lists and describes 2-position, DC 0-10 V, and 3-position control output signals.
Covers On/Off, PWM, electric heater, and 3-position signals.
Explains the feature to prevent valve seizing from inactivity.
Explains DC 0-10 V signal and output type selection for fans.
Details fan speed switching, operation modes, and manual speed locking.
Covers fan operation in dead zones, overrun for electric heaters, and failures.
Describes the use of the analog input for temperature sensors.
Details the universal input for changeover and PT1000 sensors.
Explains the digital input for presence or window contacts.
Lists compatible sensors and actuators for the RDB160BN.
Lists available On/Off, PWM, and 3-position actuators.
Lists available DC 0-10 V actuators and their product numbers.
Details BACnet MS/TP protocol support and device addressing.
Explains how to find/set device ID/MAC address and baud rates.
Discusses the maximum number of master units in the MS/TP network.
Lists and describes analog input and value objects for sensors, outputs, and setpoints.
Lists and describes binary input and value objects for status, contacts, and fan type.
Details multistate input and value objects for modes, fan speed, and applications.
Introduces control parameters for performance optimization via HMI or tools.
Explains how to access, change, and lock parameters using the local interface.
Provides a comprehensive list of parameters, their factory settings, and ranges.
Illustrates the layout and labeling of all connection terminals on the device.
Details the function and assignment for each terminal number.
Shows wiring diagrams for DC 0-10 V fan applications.
Provides wiring diagrams for 2-pipe systems (On/Off, PWM, DC valve, 3-position).
Shows wiring diagrams for 2-pipe systems with electric heaters.
Provides wiring diagrams for 4-pipe systems.
Displays the physical size of the thermostat with all dimensions in mm.
Provides guidelines and warnings for safe and proper mounting of the device.
Covers essential wiring practices and safety regulations for connecting the thermostat.
Outlines the commissioning process, application selection, and initial setup wizard.
Recommends adjusting setpoints and ranges for optimal comfort and energy saving.
Describes the physical parts of the room thermostat and its display elements.
Explains how to use buttons for mode changes and how to interpret display indications.
Provides instructions for disposing of the electronic device according to European guidelines.
Covers general specs, ambient conditions, safety class, and protection degrees.
Details communication protocols, input types, output specs, and fan control.
Lists operational parameters, standards, directives, and environmental compatibility.
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