Single-temperature room thermostat, wireless
RF1 · ThermoB Home series
230VboilerHomewireless
For wireless boiler control where no internet is needed. Single-temperature room thermostat – a simpler, lower-cost version of RF1.WiFi.
Why it matters
- Transmitter room module ThermoB.R1 (battery-powered) paired with a 230V receiver ThermoB.B1R1
- Wireless RF radio link between the room module and the receiver — no internet/WiFi connectivity
- 1 voltage-free relay output, 5A SPDT
Product info
- • Transmitter room module ThermoB.R1 (battery-powered) paired with a 230V receiver ThermoB.B1R1
- • Wireless RF radio link between the room module and the receiver — no internet/WiFi connectivity
- • 1 voltage-free relay output, 5A SPDT
- • Modes: Off, Frost protection, Hold set temperature, MAX
- • A simpler, lower-cost alternative to the WiFi variant ThermoB.RF1.WiFi, for installs that don't need remote access
Relay output
Voltage-free relay, 5A SPDT
Receiver power supply
230V/AC
Room module power supply
Batteries
Room module ↔ receiver link
Wireless RF link
Operating modes
Off, Frost protection, Hold set temperature, MAX
Schema
Connection and zoning overview for this product.
Applications and compatibility
Works together with
Suitable for
- Who it is for
- HomeInstallers
- Applications and systems
- Underfloor heatingRadiator heatingFan coil systemsBoilerMulti-zone heatingWireless controlGas boilerPellet boilerHeat pumpRadiators
- Building types
- ApartmentHouseVilla
Related solutions
No cable between the thermostat and the boilerThe boiler sits in the basement, a plant room or the far end of the home, and there is no thermostat cable run to the living area. Pulling a new cable means chasing walls, cable trunking and redecoration.No cable between the wiring center and the boilerThe underfloor manifold and its wiring center are on one floor, while the boiler is in the basement — there is no control cable between them. Running one through finished floors is practically impossible.A separate temperature in every room — multi-zone underfloor heatingThe bedrooms overheat while the living room stays cold — the entire underfloor system is driven by a single thermostat and one temperature for the whole floor.Underfloor heating and a fan coil in every roomEvery room has underfloor heating and a fan coil. With separate thermostats the two systems get in each other’s way, and the heat source does not know what is needed: the underfloor works with low water temperature, the fan coil with a higher one.Radiators upstairs, underfloor downstairs — one systemThe ground floor has underfloor heating with a manifold, the upper floor has radiators. The two systems need different control logic, yet a single boiler must start on demand from either of them.Renovation without opening walls: fully wireless controlThe walls are finished and the furniture is in place, but there is no heating control. Running new cables would ruin the renovation.