The two-step commissioning concept allows the Smart Thermostat to be commissioned before the building is rented. The advantage: Installation can be completed during construction while the actual setup can be performed later.

If a WLAN is not available in the room (e.g. if the building is under construction), it is still possible to install the Smart Thermostat and complete the basic configuration using the step-by-step wizard. The connection to the router/network and the mobile phone can then be configured in a second step, even by the end user (two-step commissioning concept).

No commissioning tool is required. You can perform the commissioning on the Smart Thermostat itself.

The following items come in the box: Smart Thermostat (front and rear modules), a metal mounting plate, a set of screws and a plastic insert, an activation code and wiring sticker as well as multi-lingual documentation.

The documentation is available in multiple languages (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Greek, Turkish and Chinese). It can be found in the product packaging. For further information, please contact your local expert. 

Green buildings have a higher rental value and lower energy costs. The Smart Thermostat meets energy efficiency eu.bac class AA and ecodesign (813/2013) class IV.

The Smart Thermostat offers different opportunities to save energy. 

1. Green Leaf: This indicator appears red when the room operation is not energy-optimized. Simply touch the indicator to turn it into a Green Leaf. The Smart Thermostat will then resume energy-optimized operation.
2. Self-learning control algorithms: The Smart Thermostat saves energy by using two self-learning control algorithms (Optimum Start Control and Adaptive Gain Control).
3. Scheduler: End users can choose between three different scheduler setpoints (Comfort, Pre-comfort and Economy) to ensure the Smart Thermostat runs as efficiently as possible.

The Smart Thermostat uses 230 V. Its power consumption is 9VA.

How much energy you can save will depend on the current room conditions and the building type. If you would like to obtain a rough estimate, please contact your local expert. 

1. Optimum Start Control is a self-learning algorithm that figures out how long it takes to heat up a room in order to switch on the heating system just in time. This results in lower energy consumption and better comfort.
2. Adaptive Gain Control is a self-learning PID control algorithm which analyzes the dynamic behavior of the room temperature depending on the heating equipment. For each type of building it optimizes the parameters to achieve better loop control. This reduces energy consumption and improves comfort. As a result, the Smart Thermostat learns the characteristics of a room in less than one day and quickly adapts itself without any human involvement.

Through these algorithms the Smart Thermostat learns the characteristics of a room in less than one day and quickly adapts itself without any human involvement. This reduces energy consumption and improves comfort.

The following sensors are built-in: 

• Indoor air quality sensor to inform users about the indoor air quality level.
• Humidity sensor for controlling and monitoring purposes.
• Temperature sensor to ensure maximum temperature comfort.
• Presence detector (PIR) and proximity sensors that recognize the presence of people and respond without user operation.
• Light sensor for optimum readability of the display.

With built-in sensors like temperature, humidity and indoor air quality, the Smart Thermostat always shows you the room conditions and helps you improve them.

Yes, a humidity sensor is built-in. In addition, an external humidity sensor might offer enhanced humidity control.

Yes, an indoor air quality sensor is built-in.

The Smart Thermostat detects when a resident enters a room and switches from "Away" to "Home" mode. Even if the user is outside the detection area, the Smart Thermostat will not switch off.

The Smart Thermostat will be able to control HVAC equipment through a WLAN in the future.

The Smart Thermostat was designed for 230V, following the European standard.

The Smart Thermostat can switch loads up to a maximum of 5A. For higher loads, an external relay is needed. Please follow the information and directives in the mounting instructions and data sheet for correct installation.

The built-in presence detector senses movement in a room up to a distance of approximately 8 meters. Small animals are not detected. By default, the Smart Thermostat switches the operation from "Economy" to "Comfort" when people are detected. This function can be disabled. In addition, if people are detected, the Smart Thermostat turns the display ON and shows the temperature.

The recommended height is 1.50 m above the floor. Please do not mount the device in recesses, shelves, behind curtains or doors, or above or near heat sources. In addition, please try to shield it from direct sunlight.

No WLAN is required for installation.

A standard mounting plate suitable for round and square conduit boxes is included in the product packaging. For rectangular conduit boxes, a special mounting plate (ARG100.01) needs to be ordered separately. 

The Smart Thermostat is powered by 230V and the output may also be up to 230V. For this reason, it must be installed by a certified professional.

It is possible to connect up to two remote sensors to the multifunctional input. Depending on the configuration, the Smart Thermostat controls the room based either on the remote temperature (the internal sensor is deactivated) or the average temperature of the remote and internal sensors. However, one Smart Thermostat cannot control several rooms at the same time. In this case, several Smart Thermostats need to be installed, one in each room. Note that the app can operate up to 12 Smart Thermostats.

The Smart Thermostat continues to work when there is no WLAN connection. It then controls the HVAC system according to the last scheduler settings it received. Note that the time scheduler settings cannot be configured locally.

According to the mounting instructions, the HVAC equipment needs to be connected to terminal Q14 for basic heating application. The power supply of the load is connected to terminal Q11 (for details please refer to the mounting instructions).

Yes. For larger conduit boxes, including 2”x4” or 4”x4” sizes, a mounting plate ARG100.01 is available for ordering.

Yes, the Smart Thermostat will save the configuration which was set before the power failure.

The Smart Thermostat app runs on iOS version 10 and Android version 5.0 or above.

Remote control and monitoring via web browser will be available in the future.

One user account can manage up to 12 Smart Thermostats installed at different sites and/or in different zones.

Yes, an user account (credential) can be shared with your family members. They can control the Smart Thermostat using their own smartphones. There is no limitation on simultaneous logins. Sub-accounts will be available at a later date.

Most likely it is because the Smart Thermostat detects that someone enters the room when a scheduled "Economy" mode is running. In this case, the Smart Thermostat automatically switches from "Economy" to "Comfort" until the next scheduled mode starts. However, you can turn off auto-switching by disabling the “Enable room presence detection” parameter under “Advanced settings.”

Data consumption depends on your usage pattern. Below you will find some reference information for regular usage:

1. Device <-> cloud: less than a few megabytes per day.
2. App <-> cloud: less than a few megabytes per day (assuming the user will use the app 10~15mins per day)

After having selected “remove device”, it is important to wait approximately 15 min before adding the same unit through the app.

The installer can change the timezone setting (default: GMT) from the local device. If password protection is enabled, only the installer is able to change the clock settings. Otherwise, end users can change the setting themselves.

The installer or end user needs to configure the timezone setting (default: GMT) using the startup wizard (under “Advanced settings”). If the Smart Thermostat is connected to a WLAN router, the date and time information will automatically be pushed from the cloud and stored in the Smart Thermostat. If the connection is suddenly unavailable, the local device will keep using the stored local date and time until the information synchronizes with the cloud later.

The installer or end user needs to configure the timezone setting (default: GMT) using the startup wizard (under “Advanced settings”). If the Smart Thermostat is connected to a WLAN router, the date and time information will automatically be pushed from the cloud and stored in the Smart Thermostat. This allows the time scheduler to continue running in the Smart Thermostat. The settings will be synchronized later when a WLAN connection is available again.

When the user touches the idle screen, the display changes to the active screen.

The setpoints range from 12 to 35 degrees. They can be modified by the installer.

From the Smart Thermostat app, you can schedule the Smart Thermostat using the option "Thermostat schedule".

When you turn on "Auto" mode, the Smart Thermostat follows your scheduler setting to match your preferences. If you would like to turn off "Auto" mode, you can change to "Manual" mode with one click (and vice versa). In "Manual" mode, you can set your home’s temperature by yourself. Each button is visible on the Smart Thermostat display as well as on the home screen of the app.

A simple touch of the "Away" symbol on the Smart Thermostat display before leaving the house or a tap on the mobile app switches the Smart Thermostat into energy-saving ("Economy") mode. 

You need a valid email adress to create an account.

The setup of the Smart Thermostat can easily be performed by the installer or the end user.

At the moment, one Smart Thermostat can only be paired with one user account. However, one user account can be paired with up to 12 Smart Thermostats.

A navigation wizard built into the Smart Thermostat guides you through the entire commissioning process. Simply follow the steps on the screen.

The last command received by the server takes effect.

Check your inbox and ensure that you received an activation email. Follow the instructions to activate your account and then log in on the mobile app.

Check for the email in your Junk or Deleted folder. If there is no email in the Junk or Deleted folder, request the confirmation email again.

When this function is enabled, it runs the pump or valve periodically. It is only available for certain types of equipments (incl. radiators with valve, radiators with pump, floor heating with valve, and floor heating with pump). 

If you are the owner of the Smart Thermostat, simply choose "Private WLAN". This will allow you to change the WLAN connection in the "Settings" menu and have a direct access to the "Advanced settings".

If you are a service provider or facility manager, please choose "Administered WLAN" and set a password. In this case, the WLAN connection and "Advanced settings" (e.g. optimization parameters) are password protected and can only be changed by the service provider or facility manager under "Advanced settings".

"Temporary" is displayed when the temperature overrides the end user's scheduled setpoint. It will disappear after the setpoint returns to the scheduled settings at the next switching point.

If you would like to change the email address of your account, you need first to reset the old registered email address from your Smart Thermostat by contacting the cloud support team by contacting the global customer support. Afterwards you can restart the procedure to create a new account and pairing your app with the Smart Thermostat.

You can clean the display with a soft cloth.

The cooling application will be added at a later date.

End users can use the Smart Thermostat app to control and monitor the temperature from anywhere at any time. Different setpoints can be set in the time scheduler to ensure a perfect room climate 24/7.

The Red Leaf indicator appears when operation is not energy-optimized. Simply touch the indicator to turn it into a Green Leaf. The Smart Thermostat will then resume energy-optimized operation.

Comfort: Allows you to enjoy maximum comfort when you are at home.

Pre-comfort: Saves energy when maximum comfort is not required, e.g. in the evening or at night.

Eco: Saves energy costs by reducing the temperature setpoint, e.g. when the room is unoccupied.

The color of the setpoint temperature knob will change to orange.

If the input of the Smart Thermostat has been configured as "window," and the window contact is open, the Smart Thermostat switches the operating mode to protection (OFF). In that case, you cannot operate the Smart Thermostat. Close the window contact so the Smart Thermostat returns to the home screen.

The new Smart Thermostat RDS110.R is a wireless thermostat, suitable for heating only. The look and feel of the RDS110.R is the same as RDS110. It measures 9.1cm x 9.1cm. 

The RDS110.R has an intuitive user interface, is easy to install, energy efficient, includes wireless functionality and excellent HVAC control.

No extra commissioning tool is required. Configurations and settings can be done on the local thermostat HMI or on the remote end user HMI.

It is possible to connect up to two remote sensors at the multifunctional input. Depending on the configuration, the Smart Thermostat controls according to one of the remote temperature (internal sensor is deactivated) or according to the average temperature of connected and internal sensors.

No, strictly speaking it cannot. The RDS110.R can do parallel control of multiple receivers or valve actuators, which means that all these peripheral devices will be controlled according to the same schedule, with the same set points. You can even choose to put valve actuators on radiators in different rooms. However, this is no real multi-zone control. In order to control multiple zones in one house, multiple RDS110.R units are needed.

You can either connect up to six (6) receivers or up to six (6) valve actuators in parallel to one RDS110.R. Important: it is not possible to combine receivers and valve actuators. It is therefore not possible to optimize the primary heating equipment (e.g. boiler, via RCR) based on the heat demand from the individual rooms (e.g. radiators, via SSA).

It is a wireless and battery powered device, which is designated to connect the Smart Thermostat

No, it only works in combination with the Smart Thermostat RDS110.R or RCR114.1.

The valve actuator has the following dimensions: Length overall 100mm
Diameter 55mm
Weight <300gr (including batteries)
Connection thread M30x1.5

The radio range is heavily dependent on the application setting and the environment such as doors, walls and other electromagnetic disturbances. The design allows to cover all described application scenarios for RDS110.R. In a building for example, it can reach up to 20m depending on the arrangement of the devices and the environmental structure. In open field, without external influences, it can reach >30m.

The display has a size of 28mmx39mm and shows the setpoint temperature from the RDS110.R on demand. Moreover, it displays the status information about the connection and battery status. 

In case of loss of connection to the Smart Thermostat, the valve actuator will use its own temperature sensor and maintain the latest temperature set point by the RDS110.R.
Low battery status is shown on the actuator as well as visible on the Smart Thermostat. If the batteries have reached critical value, the actuator will open the valve slightly and shut off. An information is available on the RDS110.R display.

The battery lifetime in normal operation is 2 years. There are 2 batteries typ AA Alkaline included in the packaging. This long battery lifetime is achieved by the fact that the actuator is a sleeping device and only wakes up approximately every 30sec. to obtain the latest data from the Smart Thermostat.  Lithium batteries can also be used. The actuator is not designed for the use of re-chargeable batteries.

The RCR114.1 is a wireless single-zone receiver

The RCR114.1 has two relays: one is used to heating control of boiler, radiator (electric/pump), floor heating, or heating fan. The second relay can be optionally used to control DHW or a (de)humidifier. The receiver can also be used as a repeater to extend the reach. 

The RCR does not have its own temperature sensor. As such, the RCR control logic will continue heating only for a short while, after the connection is lost, either finishing its PWM cycle (can take 0-30 min) or holding its on/off control for at most 10 min. After that, the relays will be open, i.e. there will no longer be any heating. The user will be notified about the lost connection on the RDS110.R display.