Boiler Thermostat

The thermostat measures room temperature and controls the boiler to maintain a configured setpoint. Commands are sent through a relay contact or another interface supported by both the boiler and the selected thermostat.

Users can define comfort temperatures and schedules for different times of day. Heating is controlled with an appropriate hysteresis to prevent excessively frequent equipment starts.

Boiler compatibility, control-signal type, adjustment range, sensor accuracy, power supply, and installation position are checked in advance. Connection to the boiler must be completed by a specialist without disabling its built-in controls or safety functions.