Honeywell Radiator Thermostat
I can only doubt in the bedroom. If I use a Actinbox output to control the passage of hot water boiler circuit, when using the actuators of weather? He understood that the drive type actuators Actinbox, being mechanical, climate had a short lifetime, while the climate, to be electronic, for these applications were more suitable. KNX The honeywell radiator thermostat is implied in the display (eg, the InZennio has up to 4) and is only connected to the bus, . . need for both a source IP + router: to feed the bus and can schedule the installation (eg source + ip Elsner router) and then outputs an actuator on / off (eg Actinbox) to connect the output of the boiler. The thermostat makes circuit on this output, . . if the customer is connected to the honeywell radiator thermostat when you use the cable to remove it and you take it to the output of the actuator, . . and act on the same conventional thermostat acting. What the electrovalves told you so if you want to add an external control to the boiler (I have it so, but to zoning). but if you're doing it the conventional honeywell radiator thermostat may not need to install. - You said you have to replace a conventional honeywell radiator thermostat KNX. I understand that the conventional boiler is connected to the inputs through to let you know if you are claiming more or less heat, and on that basis, the circuit is open or not. The honeywell radiator thermostat KNX, apart from being connected to the bus, you must also maintain those connections to the boiler? Or, conversely, simply plug the bus, communicating with the actuators that open or close the valve to the heating circuit?. - In case of wanting to act on the valve that feeds water to the circuit: The solenoid is an element that I'm going to find already installed? Or we have to install? Depends on the model of the boiler?. Although it should answer you your fellow workers, I will venture to do it myself in advance, because the case . . easy solution you propose (I have it implemented in my house for multizone). hey, is not very demanding in terms of programming. The case you mention looks like a an ON / OFF boiler honeywell radiator thermostat associated with "ordinary" with which to control the temperature (in heating mode) of a single zone. In this case only requires replacing a conventional thermostat Honeywell KNX, . . you can find on many devices: display InZennio Z38, Eelectra of eelectron display, multipulse honeywell radiator thermostat with display and integrated (Jung, Merten, Gira, Berker, . . ), and even in Basalt Series switches if I have the thermostat, you can look in . . news Domoprac and / or manufacturer's catalogs that you can download from the web each or from your dealer , . . After displaying the range to the customer, that decides about aesthetics and functionality ensuring that asks you (eg: if you want to control for weekly hours + not all will serve you, . . or modes: comfort, night, out ,. . ). Recently we made a budget for a home and the client has requested, among other things, integrate the heating that works with gas boiler and radiators, KNX. It is only one area. Do any of you has done a similar installation? What elements are necessary for integration? I read that if you only have 1 zone, no need actuators climate, and it would KNX a honeywell radiator thermostat on the contrary, They had to do if a zoning, we would need to attack climate actuators to valves of the boiler. You see, I'm quite lost. . .
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