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Wireless room thermostat with WiFi receiver

RF1D.WiFi · ThermoB Home series

230VboilerHomeWiFiwireless

Colour and display

White · positive display

Order code: RF1DWIFI.WP

For boilers and fireplaces with a room-thermostat input – no cable between the room and the boiler. Wireless room thermostat with two-way radio link and WiFi receiver; control via internet and mobile app.

Why it matters

  • Battery-powered wireless room module (ThermoB.R1D) paired with a 230V WiFi receiver ThermoB.B1R1.WiFi
  • Two-way RF radio link (866 MHz) between the room module and the receiver
  • Control via mobile app, web browser. MQTT/Home Assistant will be available soon
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Product info

  • • Battery-powered wireless room module (ThermoB.R1D) paired with a 230V WiFi receiver ThermoB.B1R1.WiFi
  • • Two-way RF radio link (866 MHz) between the room module and the receiver
  • • Control via mobile app, web browser. MQTT/Home Assistant will be available soon
  • • 1 relay output, 4A, for boilers, fireplaces, etc. with a room-thermostat input
  • • Backlit LCD display and 4 buttons on the room module
  • • Room module power: 2 x AAA batteries
  • • Two modes: Basic (single set point) and Advanced (weekly schedule, dual set points)
  • • Frost protection with selectable threshold
  • • Colors: ivory / black

Receiver - Power supply (SELV)

230V / AC / 50Hz

Receiver - Power consumption

<2VA

Receiver - Output, voltage-free relay

1x 4A NO-NC / 230V AC

Receiver - Dimensions

72x50x127mm

Room module - Power supply

2 x AAA batteries

Room module - Dimensions

90x90x23mm

Room module - Measured temperature range

-10° .. +45°C, 0.5°C step

Room module - Set point range

+15°C .. +45°C, 0.5°C step

Radio frequency

866 MHz

RF range

80-100m outdoors (line of sight)

WiFi network

2.4 GHz / 802.11b/g/n, WEP/WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK

Contains TX FCC ID

2ADUIESP-12

Protection rating

IP20

Operating conditions

-5..45°C, RH80%

Transport & storage

-20..60°C, RH90%

Schema

Connection and zoning overview for this product.

Applications and compatibility

Works together with

ThermoB Home · RF1, Single-temperature room thermostat, wirelessSingle-temperature room thermostat, wirelessRF1ThermoB Home · RF2D3.WiFi, Two-zone wireless room thermostat with WiFi receiverTwo-zone wireless room thermostat with WiFi receiverRF2D3.WiFiThermoB Home · RF1.WiFi, Wireless internet room thermostatWireless internet room thermostatRF1.WiFiThermoB Zone · FHB5RW, Wireless wiring center with WiFi and built-in RF hub / 5 zonesWireless wiring center with WiFi and built-in RF hub / 5 zonesFHB5RW

Suitable for

Who it is for
HomePropertyInstallers
Applications and systems
Underfloor heatingRadiator heatingBoilerMulti-zone heatingWireless controlGas boilerPellet boilerElectric boilerHeat pumpRadiators
Building types
ApartmentHouseVilla

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