ALRE IT Catalogue
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Miscellaneous
Catalogue 2007 | Page 175
Overview:
Heating Technology
Room temperature controllers / Page 8 – Page 18
Continuous-action controllers
Industrial Technology
Capillary- and frost protection thermostats Page 56 – Page 76
Sensors
Temperature Page 100 – Page 137
Miscellaneous
Accessories Page 154 – Page 160
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Technical annex / type comparison old / new Page 161 – Page 166
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Table of contents Page 167 – Page 172
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@ General / contact / adresses Page 173 – Page 175
Heating Technology
Room temperature controllers / Continuous-action controllers
Bimetal controllers for super flat surface installation Page 8
Heating Technology
For surface installation – Design Berlin 2000
Technical data Application
Operating voltage: 250 V ~; 24 V ~ / 50 / 60 Hz Control or supervision of tempe-
Sensor: bimetal ratures in closed rooms. Suited
for all types of heating systems.
Switching current: see circuit diagram
Setting ranges: 5 … 30°C; 10 … 60°C; – 20 … + 30°C Valve: normally closed type. Nor-
Switching difference: approx. 0.5 K mally open heating valves must,
Temperature decrease: approx. 4 K if existing, be connected to the
cooling outlet of the changeover
Degree of protection: IP 30
contact.
Protection class: II, after according installation
General equipment: thermal recirculation, Up to 10 valve actuators can be
mechanical range suppression connected (break contact) and
Admissible air moisture: max. 95 % r. H., non condensing up to 5 actuators to the change-
over contact (regarding thereto,
Storage temperature: – 20 … + 70°C
also please pay regard to the
Radio interference suppression: EN 60730 switching capacity information in
Ambient temperature: 0 … 30°C, 10 … 60°C, – 20 … + 30°C the ”circuit diagram”).
(depending on the temperature range)
Housing colour: pure white, similar to RAL 9010 Specially suited for use with
switch cabinets, see type PTR
Housing material: plastic (ABS)
01.082
Mounting / installation: surface / wall installation
(4 hole fixing on an UP box) Other climate controllers
Weight: approx. 90 g as of page 37.
Electrical connections: terminal screws
Replaces
PTR 01.000
Heating Technology
For surface installation – Design Berlin 2000
Heating Technology
Flush installation type – Design Berlin UP
FTR 101.xxx #02 acc. to type Controller FTR 101.xxx #21, same model as For integration into existing switch M
above, but without frame, housing cover design lines
50 x 50, matt, RAL 9010
FTR 101.xxx #07 acc. to type Controller FTR 101.xxx #21, same model as For integration into existing switch M
above, but without frame, housing cover design lines
50 x 50, bright, RAL 9010
FTR 101.xxx #09 acc. to type Controller FTR 101.xxx #21, same model as For integration into existing switch M
above, but without frame, housing cover design lines
50 x 50, bright, RAL 1013
Cover set RAL 1013 Set 4 – VV 000007 for FTR 101.000, .002, .010, .086, .202 For conversion to white RAL 1013 M
Set 5 – VV 000008 for FTR 101.062, .073 (cream white, electrowhite, M
Set 6 – VV 000009 for FTR 101.075 pearl white) M
(consisting of brilliant housing cover,
button, cover screw and switch rocker
(if applicable) and optical waveguide)
Frame set RAL 1013 Set 7 – VV 000010 suited for FTR, FETR, FDTR-U, For controllers provided for individual M
all models flush installation in RAL 1013,
germane to all switch ranges in the
same colour
Examples of the integration into different switch lines via intermediate frames
Heating Technology
For surface installation or as fully packaged device – Design Pikolo
Technical data Application
Operating voltage: 250 V ~ / 50 / 60 Hz Control of the temperatures in
Sensor: bimetal rooms heated by radiators, closed
fireplaces, direct electrical heating
Switching capacity: 3000 Watt
systems, marble heating systems,
Break contact
etc.
Setting ranges: 5 … 30°C (note numeral scale 1 … 6)
Switching difference: approx. 1 K Caution! If connecting loads
Degree of protection: IP 30 of more than 2300 Watt, care
must be taken to ensure that
Protection class: II (protection class I and II compliant
the wall socket is dimensi-
consumers)
oned for 16 A (fire hazard).
General equipment: mechanical range suppression
(except PTR01.401)
Admissible air moisture: max. 95 % r. h., non condensing
Storage temperature: – 20 … + 70°C
Radio interference suppression: EN 60730
Ambient temperature: 0 … 30°C
Housing colour: pure white, similar to RAL 9010
Housing material: plastic (ABS)
Mounting / installation: wall mounting or ready for plug in
Weight: approx. 330 g (PTR 01.4 … )
PTR 01.401 A 201200 Cable, 1.5 m long, with Schuko adapter plug. fully packaged A
Controller suited for permanent installation or for
wall suspension by means of a special adapter
plate (2-hole fixing, drilling jig included in the
scope of the delivery).
On request also available with special plug
for Switzerland (PTR 01.402 CH).
PTR 01.411 A 201121 Cable, 1.5 m long, with Schuko coupling. fully packaged A
A preassembled plug-in socket enables to plug
the controller directly into the wall socket.
XA-PTR 2-14 A 109404 Plug in socket (as with PTR 01.411), completely fully packaged or installation A
prewired (see drawing below), can be completed with room thermostat PTR 01.086,
with room thermostat PTR 01.086. see below
Heating Technology
For surface installation – Design Berlin 2000
KTRVB-042.205 Setting range (turning knob): 21°C ± 3 K, the factory preset ”zero” A
(21°C) can be changed internally by ± 5 K.
Art.-Nr. DA 451200 Outputs:
Analogue heating output 0 … 10 V or 10 … 0 V, repluggable, 5 mA,
Analogue cooling output 0 … 10 V or 10 … 0 V, repluggable, 5 mA
Inlets:
Internal sensor (NTC 47 k Ω), ECO contact, forced switch off contact
Indications: Relative scale (set value 21°C with ”0” marking,
swelling arrows (”+” and ”–” for warmer / colder)
Functions: Heating and cooling with adjustable neutral zone and
Replaces adjustable p-band. ECO mode operation can be activated via an
PETA 75.805 external contact (= neutral zone broadened through ECO zone).
Forced switch off function (frost protection monitoring of rooms at
approx. 5°C)
Adjustments: Neutral zone from – 1 … + 5 K, (factory setting 1 K),
p-band heating 0.5 … 3 K (factory setting 1 K),
p-band cooling 0.5 … 3 K (factory setting 2 K)
Application: Control of climates in individual rooms, the conditioning
of which is realised via 2-conduit systems (4-pipe systems) and
proportionally actuated valves.
KTRVB-042.206 Setting range (turning knob): 21°C ± 3 K, the factory preset ”zero” A
(21°C) can be changed internally by ± 5 K.
Art.-Nr. DA 451300 Outputs:
Analogue heating output 0 … 10 V or 10 … 0 V, repluggable, 5 mA
Analogue cooling output 0 … 10 V or 10 … 0 V, repluggable, 5 mA
Inputs: Internal sensor (NTC 47 k Ω), ECO contact, forced switch off
contact (prevalent as against the switch)
Indications: Relative scale (set value 21°C with ”0” marking, swelling
arrows (”+” and ”–” for warmer / colder), yellow LED indicator for
“ON” and green LED indicator for ”ECO”
Replaces Functions: Heating and cooling with adjustable neutral zone and
PETA 75.815 adjustable band. ECO mode can be activated via external contact or
switch (= neutral zone broadened by the ECO zone). Forced switch
off function (frost protection monitoring of rooms at approx. 5°C).
Switch: ”Off (forced switch off = room frost protection) / Day / ECO”
Adjustments: Neutral zone – 1 … + 5 K (factory setting 1 K)
ECO-Zone 1 … 5 K (factory setting 3 K)
p-band heating 0.5 … 3 K (factory setting 1 K)
p-band cooling 0.5 … 3 K (factory setting 2 K)
Application: Control of climates in individual rooms, the conditioning
of which is realised via 2-conduit systems (4-pipe systems) and
proportionally actuated valves.
KTRVB-042.207 Setting range (turning knob): 21°C ± 3 K, the factory preset ”zero” A
(21°C) can be adjusted internally by ± 5 K.
Art.-Nr. DA 451400 Outlets:
Analogue heating output 0 … 10 V oder 10 … 0 V, repluggable, 5 mA,
Analogue cooling output 0 … 10 V oder 10 … 0 V, repluggable, 5 mA
Inputs: External Sensor NTC 47 k Ω
Indications: Relative scale (set value 21°C with ”0” marking,
swelling arrows (”+” and ”–” for warmer / colder)
Functions: Heating and cooling with adjustable neutral zone and
adjustable p-band
Replaces Adjustments: Neutral zone – 1 … + 5 K (factory setting 1 K)
PETA 75.833 p-band heating 0.5 … 3 K (factory setting 1 K)
p-band cooling 0.5 … 3 K (factory setting 2 K)
Application: Control of climates in individual rooms, the conditioning
of which is realised via 2-conduit systems (4-pipe systems) and
proportionally actuated valves.
Sensor LF-22 must be ordered seperately; other sensors of the
2 / 22 type series (e.g. RF-2, HF-2) can be applied too (regarding
sensors, see page 99)
Accessories PG
Heating Technology
(for floor, wall and ceiling heating systems)
For flush installation – Design Berlin UP
Technical data Application
Operating voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz Control of temperatures produced
Sensor (self-monitoring): external or internal + external (monitor) by heating systems, e.g. electrical
systems for the heating of floors,
Switching capacity: 16 (2) A (101.715) bzw. 10 (1,5) A
fringe zones, bathrooms, ceilings,
(101.745) / 230 V~
tiled stoves, marble and/or wall hea-
Switching contact: relay / make contact ting systems or tempering systems.
Setting ranges: 10 … 50°C (floor,), 5 … 30°C (room),
with mechanical range suppression Temperature decrease function: The-
Switching difference: <1K se flush mounted controller models
enable to decrease the temperature
Temperature decrease: approx. 5 K permanently
by 5 K. To do so, an external master
(connection L1 )
controller or an external switch clock
ndicators (LEDs): heating (red) and decrease (green) needs to be applied that connects the
Degree of protection: IP 30 potential L1 to the terminal .
Protection class: II, after according installation
Regarding clock controlled thermo-
Admissible air moisture: max. 95 %, non condensing
stats for floor heating systems, see
Storage temperature: – 20 … + 70°C page 25.
Radio interference suppres- acc. to EN 60730
sion: Regarding temperature controllers for
Ambient temperature: 0 … 40°C (101.715) or 0 … 30°C floor heating systems that suit for the
(101.745) installation in distribution switch-
boards (ITR 79), see page 79.
Housing colour: pure white, similar to RAL 9010
housing cover bright / optional
Note: The sensor line must be laid
matt #02
inside the protecting tube. Parallel
cover set RAL 1013 (optional)
laying with power cables is prohibi-
Housing material: polycarbonate (PC) ted.
Sensor breakdown and deactivation of the heating
short-circuit protection:
Sensor extension: up to 50 m with 0.5 mm2, with double-
insulation only
Mounting / installation: in Ø 55 mm UP box – can be adapted
to almost all currently available flush
switch frame systems when using DIN
49075 compliant intermediate frames
(current overview available on request)
Weight: approx. 350 g (incl. sensor (160 g)
Electrical connections: terminal screws
Cover set, RAL 1013 Set 9 - for FETR 101.715 (consisting of For conversion to colour RAL 1013 M
VV 000012 bright housing cover, button, cover (cream white, electrowhite,
screw and, if need be, switch rocker pearl white)
and optical wageguide)
Frame set, RAL 1013 Set 7 - for all models of the FTR, FETR, For controllers provided for indivi- M
VV 000010 FDTR-U series dual flush installation in RAL 1013,
germane to all switch ranges in the
same colour.
FETR HF THF
Heating Technology
For surface installation – Design Berlin 3000
Technical data Application
Operating voltage: 230V / 50 Hz For the time-dependent control
Sensor: NTC – internal of temperatures in closed rooms.
Suited for all kinds of heating
Switching capacity: 13 (2) A / 230 V ~
systems.
Switching contact: relay / make contact
Setting ranges: 5 … 30°C (scale in °C) Valve: normally closed type.
Switching difference: <1 K
The device can also be used as
Temperature decrease: adjustable 5 … 29°C
master controller that enables to
(factory setting 17°C)
trigger the temperature decrease
Degree of protection: IP 30 operations of other controllers
Protection class: II, after according installation (slaves). The controller models
General equipment: mechanical range suppression, of the FETR, FTR and RTBSB
summer- / winter time changeover, series are particularly suitable for
child protection / valve protection this purpose (operation as slave
symbol display with 9 direct select controllers).
keys / °C or °F (Fahrenheit)
Programming mode known
Indications: symbol display with 9 direct select
from mechanical switch clocks:
keys / °C or °F (Fahrenheit)
programming enabled for each
4 days day individually by means of so-
Admissible air moisture: max. 95 %, non condensing called ”electronic stops”. Lowest
Storage temperature: – 20 … + 70°C switching time: 15 min.
Radio interference suppression: acc. to EN 60730
Ambient temperature: 0 … 30°C
Housing colour: pure white, similar to RAL 9010
Housing material: plastic (ABS)
Mounting / installation: surface installation / wall mounting
Weight: approx. 250 g
Electrical connections: terminal screws
JZ-17
Cover set RAL 1013 Set 8 - for FDTR-U xxx (for frame set For conversion to colour RAL 1013 M
VV 000011 see page 14 at FTR) (cream white, electrowhite, pearl white)
For examples of the integration into different switch lines, see page 14.
Heating Technology
(for floor, wall and ceiling heating systems)
For surface installation – Design Berlin 3000 NEW
Technical data Application
Operating voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz Time-dependent control of tempera-
Sensor: external, 2K NTC tures produced by heating systems,
e.g. electrical systems for the heating
Switching capacity: 13 (2) A / 230 V~
of floors, of fringe zones, bathrooms,
Switching contact: relay / make contact ceilings, tiled stoves, marble and/or
Setting ranges: see equipment wall heating systems or tempering
Switching difference: 1K systems.
The device can also be used as ma-
Temperature decrease: adjustable (as for factory setting
ster controller that enables to trigger
see ”Equipment”)
the temperature decrease operations
Degree of protection: IP 30 of other controllers (slaves). The con-
Protection class: II, after according installation troller models of the FETR, FTR and
General equipment: mechanical range suppression, RTBSB series are particularly suitable
summer- / winter time changeover, for this purpose (operation as slave
child protection / valve protection controllers).
Note: The sensor line must be laid
Indications: symbol display with 9 direct
inside the protecting tube. Parallel la-
select keys
ying with power cables is prohibited.
Power reserve: 4 days Self-learning function: Autonomous
Admissible air moisture: max. 95 %, non condensing adaptation of the controller to the he-
Storage temperature: – 20 … + 70°C ating time start. Objective: Attaining
of the comfort temperature at the
Radio interference acc. to EN 60730
adjusted time. The device is delivered
suppression:
with the self-learning function in
Ambient temperature: 0 … 30°C activated condition. The self-learning
Housing colour: pure white, similar to RAL 9010 function can also be deactivated.
Housing material: plastic (ABS) OFF function: This function puts
the frost protection function out of
Sensor breakdown and emergency operation 30 %
service.
short-circuit protection: (monitor: deactivation of the heating)
Programming mode known from
Sensor extension: up to 50 m with 0.5 mm2 with double- mechanical switch clocks: pro-
insulation only gramming enabled for each day
Mounting / installation: Surface installation / wall mounting individually by means of so-called
Weight: approx. 450 g “electronic stops”. Lowest swit-
(including sensor, 160 g) ching time: 15 min.
Electrical connections: terminal screws
HTRRBu-110.XXX JZ-17
Heating Technology
(for floor, wall and ceiling heating systems and tiled stoves)
For flush installation – Design Berlin UP
Technical data Application
Operating voltage: 230 V ~, 50 Hz Time-dependent control of tem-
Sensor (self-monitoring): external or internal + external (monitor) peratures produced by heating
systems, e.g. electrical systems for
Switching capacity: see ”Equipment”
the heating of floors, fringe zones,
Switching contact: relay / make contact bathrooms, ceilings, tiled stoves,
Setting ranges: see ”Equipment” marble and/or wall heating systems
Switching difference: see ”Equipment” or tempering systems.
Temperature decrease: see ”Equipment”
These clock controlled thermostats
Indications: on the display, see below are equipped with a week-cycle
Degree of protection: IP 30 clock and 3 individually adjustable
Protection class: II, after according installation programs (factory preset to “normal”
day sequences).
Power reserve: 4 days
Admissible air moisture: max. 95 %, non condensing Self-learning function: Autono-
Storage temperature: – 20 … + 70°C mous adaptation of the controller
Radio interference acc. to EN 60730 to the heating time start. Objective:
suppression: Attaining of the comfort temperature
at the adjusted time.
Ambient temperature: 0 … 30°C
The device is delivered with the
Housing colour: pure white, similar to RAL 9010 self-learning function in activated
Colour set accessory: cream white, similar to RAL 1013 condition. The function can never-
Housing material: polycarbonate (PC) theless be deactivated.
Sensor breakdown and deactivation of the heating
OFF function: This function puts
short-circuit protection:
the frost protection function out of
Sensor extension: up to 50 m with 0.5 mm , with
2
service.
double-insulation only
Mounting / installation: in Ø 55 mm UP box – can be adapted Note: The sensor line must be
to almost all currently available flush laid inside the protecting tube.
switch frame systems when using DIN Parallel laying with power cables is
49075 compliant intermediate frames prohibited.
(current overview available on request)
Weight: approx. 350 g (including sensor, 160 g)
Electrical connections: terminal screws
Cover set RAL 1013 Set 8 - for FDTR-U (frame set see page For conversion to colour RAL 1013 (cream white, M
VV 000011 14 at FTR) electrowhite, pearl white)
HF-8 / 4-K2 G 8000370 Spare sensor for FDTR-U S
101.130 / 140 incl. 4 m cable
(sensor acc. to DIN 44574),
Ø 7.7 mm
For examples of the integration into different switch lines, see page 14.
FDTR-U
Heating Technology
Overview of transmitters and receivers
Radio transmitters
Your application?
Surface mounted radio Surface mounted radio Surface mounted radio Surface mounted radio
sensor (transmitter), sensor (transmitter) sensor (transmitter) sensor (transmitter) for
super flat design with clock averaging purposes
Radio receivers
FTRFB-280.119 Sensor for the acquisition of inroom temperatures and for the radio transmission of the A
BA 010409 sensed data to the controller (receiver) – with reference setter and super flat Berlin
1000 design housing.
FTRFB-080.119 Sensor for the acquisition of inroom temperatures and for the radio transmission of the A
BA 010101 sensed data to the controller (receiver) – with reference setter and Berlin 2000 design
housing.
FTRFB-080.120 Sensor for the acquisition of inroom temperatures and for the radio transmission of the A
BA 010102 sensed data to the controller (radio receiver) – with reference setter and operating
mode selector switch ”Comfort / ECO” including Berlin 2000 design housing.
FTRFB-080.101 Sensor for the acquisition of inroom temperatures and for the radio transmission of the A
BA 010100 sensed data to the controller (receiver) – without reference setter for averaging purpo-
ses. Housing design: Berlin 2000.
FTRFBu-180.117 Sensor for the acquisition of inroom temperatures and for the radio transmission of A
BA 010200 the sensed data to the controller (receiver) including clock. Simplest operation through
direct select keys for ON / OFF, party mode setting and the setting of the desired opera-
ting mode and for the calling of information pertaining to all actual settings. Temperature
setting knob with °C scale. Indication of temperature / time in °C or °F (Fahrenheit),
summer- / winter time changeover, child protection, valve protection and self-learning
mode (can be deactivated), Berlin 3000 design housing, suited as master for master-
slave operation.
FTRFBu-180.121 Identical with FTRFBu-180.117, but with backlight (third separate battery required A
BA 010201 for backlighting only – advantage: the control function is maintained even if the battery
used for backlighting is exhausted)
Heating Technology
Radio room temperature sensor - Design BERLIN
JZ-18 MN 990002 Snap-on type adapter plate for universal installation (controller can be removed) K
”Berlin 1000”
”Berlin 2000”
”Berlin 3000”
HTFRA-010.101 1-channel radio temperature controller with Schuko adapter plug, make contact 13.5 (3) A
BA 110300 A for loads of up to 3000 W; application purpose: heating; ambient temperature
0 … 40°C; degree of protection IP 30; protection class II (for protection class I and II
compliant consumers); housing: polycarbonate (PC), pure white, similar to RAL 9010.
HTFRB-010.101 1-channel radio temperature controller for surface installation / wall mounting integrated in Berlin A
BA 110500 2000 design housing; make contact 13.5 (3) A for loads of up 3000 W; application: heating, ambi-
ent temperature 0 … 40°C, degree of protection: IP 30; protection class II (for protection class I and
II compliant consumers); housing: plastic (ABS), pure white, similar to RAL 9010.
HTFRD-214.140 4-channel radio temperature controller for installation in the heating circuit distribution cabinet; appli- A
BA 120600 cation purpose: heating; 4 relay contacts (make contact) 5 (1) A; max. 4 actuating drives per heating
circuit can be connected directly (max. 16 actuating drives in total), including pump module; ambient
temperature 0 … 70°C; degree of protection: IP 65; protection class II (for protection class I and II
compliant consumers); housing: plastic, light grey (RAL 7035); functions: max. 4 time zones possible
(i.e. up to 4 clock equipped transmitters can be connected); master-slave operation; emergency
mode operation; averaging (up to 8 transmitters can be “learned” per channel + 1 transmitter for
master-slave operation); radio link status indication for each channel.
The top of the device can, in order to enable the “learning” of the radio transmitters mounted in the
different rooms, be removed. The power supply is, during this time, ensured by means of a 9 V block
battery. The “learning” of the individual transmitters can be realised very easily through the channel
selection option in combination with the related “learn” key. Fixing: 4 screws for wall mounting are
included in the standard delivery scope – optionally, there is a magnet fixing set (JZ-24) available that
facilitates the installation of the device inside the heating circuit distribution cabinet.
HTFRD-316.125 8-channel radio temperature controller for installation inside the heating circuit distribution cabinet; A
BA 120400 application purpose: heating; 8 relay contacts (make contact) 5 (1) A, max. 4 actuating drives per
heating circuit can be connected directly (max. 32 actuating drives in total), including pump modu-
le; ambient temperature 0 … 70°C; degree of protection: IP 65; protection class II (for protection
class ; and II compliant consumers); housing: plastic, light grey (RAL 7035); functions: max. 8 time
zones possible (i.e. up to 8 clock equipped transmitters can be connected); master-slave operati-
on; emergency mode operation; averaging (up to eight 8 transmitters can be “learned” per channel
+ 1 transmitter for master-slave operation); radio link status indication for each channel.
The top of the device can, in order to enable the “learning” of the radio transmitters mounted in the
different rooms, be removed. The power supply is, during this time, ensured by means of a 9 V
block battery. The “learning” of the individual transmitters can be realised very easily through
the channel selection option in combination with the related “learn” key. Fixing: 4 screws for wall
mounting are included in the standard delivery scope – optionally, there is a magnet fixing set
(JZ-24) available that facilitates the installation of the device inside the heating circuit distribution
cabinet.
Heating Technology
Radio temperature controllers
HTFRD-214.140 (4-channel)
HTFRB-010.101 HTFRB-010.101
HTFRD-214.140 HTFRD-316.125
HTRRBu-110.117 (MTRU-xxx)
RTBSB-001.000 (PTR 01.000)
RTBSB-001.002 (PTR 01.002)
RTBSB-001.010 (PTR 01.010)
HTRRBu-110.122
HTRRBu-110.121
HTRRBu-110.021
HTRRBu-110.123
FDTR-U 101,000
FDTR-U 101.130
FDTR-U 101.131
FDTR-U 101.140
RTBSB-201.000
RTBSB-201.002
RTBSB-201.010
RTBSB-201.023
RTBSB-201.062
RTBSB-001.086
RTBSB-001.096
FETR 101.715
FETR 101.745
FTR 101.000
FTR 101.002
FTR 101.010
FTR 101.062
FTR 101.065
FTR 101.073
FTR 101.075
FTR 101.086
FTR 101.202
PTR 01.401
PTR 01.411
PTR 01.086
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Berlin 1000 x x x x x
Housing Design
Berlin 2000 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Berlin 3000 x x x x x x
Berlin UP x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
NTC internal x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
NTC external x x x x x x x x
Heating controllers x x x* x x x x x* x x* x x x x x x x* x* x* x* x x x* x* x x x x* x* x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Controllers
Continuous-action
x x x x x x
controllers
Continuous-action
x x
controllers (0 … 10 V)
Version with clock x x x x x x x x x x
Direct electrical
x x x x x x x x x
heating systems
Electrical floor
x x x x x x x x x
heating systems
Warm water floor
x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
heating systems
”Temperature decrease”
output – master clock x x x x x x x
function
”Temperature decrease”
x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
input
”ON / OFF” switch x x x x x x x x x x x
”Additional heating”switch x
Lamp ”Heating” x x x x x x x
Lamp ”Temperature
x x x x
decrease”
Lamp ”Additional heating” x
Internal setting x x
24 V ~ x x x x x x x x x x
x * Heating controllers suited for control of systems with normally opened valves
Remote controls
Remote controls Page 47
Hygrostats / hygrothermostats
For applications in privately or commecially used rooms Page 48 – Page 49
(surface or flush installation)
JZ-17
KTRRB-112.135 MA 600800 Climate controller with 3-stage fan out- internal or external see next page A
New put and inlet (e. g. via window contact) sensor (the tempera-
for external excitation. ture and changeover
Replaces “Off plus frost protection monitoring” sensors HF-2, LF-22
METR (terminals 14 / 13): contact closed = or ALF-2) are not
75.836 / 3 normal operation; contact open = ope- included in the scope
ration in frost protection mode. of the delivery
Heating / cooling changeover triggered
via external changeover sensor or via
contact (terminals 16 / 15): contact clo-
sed = heating; contact open = cooling.
Room frost protection function active
with ON / OFF switch in OFF position.
KTRRB-112.136 MA 600900 Climate controller with 3-stage fan out- internal or external see next page A
New put and inlet (e.g. via window contact) sensor (the tempera-
for external excitation. ture and changeover
Replaces ECO mode (terminals 14 / 13): sensors HF-2, LF-22
75.836 / 4 contact closed = normal operation; or ALF-2) are not
contact closed = ECO mode operation. included in the scope
The neutral zone (2 K) is, during of the delivery
operation in ECO mode, enlarged by
± 3 K. The ECO mode is a special ener-
gy economizing mode that should either
be controlled through a window contact
or a switch clock; heating / cooling
changeover triggered via external
change-over sensor or via contact (ter-
minals 16 / 15): contact closed = heating;
contact open = cooling).
Room frost protection function active
with ON / OFF switch in OFF position.
TPS 1 TPS 2
TPS 1 / 2 TPS 3
TPS 3
Flush mounted remote controls available on request – see also FUF as of page 107.
PFB 02 PFB 20
Replaces
PHY 60.010
Replaces
PHY 60.011
JZ-17 RFHSB
Accessories / options PG
KTBSB- 113.003
KTRRU-052.203
KTRRU-052.204
RTBSB-201.010
ETBSB-113.500
ETBSB-113.501
FTR 101.010
FTR 101.065
PTR 01.082
PTR 02.801
PTR 02.802
PTR 02.803
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Berlin 1000 x
Housing Design
Berlin 2000 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Berlin 3000 x x x x x x x
Berlin UP x x x x
Pikolo 2 x x x
Switch cabinet x
Bimetal (changeover contact) x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Sensor
NTC internal x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
NTC external x x x
Dew point sensors x x x x x
Control of climates in
Pipe systems
x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
2-pipe systems
Control of climates in
x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x
4-pipe systems
Fancoils x x x x x x x x x x
Air distribution systems x x x x x x x x x x
Applications
“ECO” input x x x x x
Changeover input
x x x x
“heating / cooling”
Input “off plus frost
x x x
protection monitoring”
“ON / OFF” switch x x x x x x x
“ON / OFF” switch with
x x
frost protection
Switch “heating / cooling” x x x x x
Switch “heating /
x x x x
ventilating / cooling”
Equipment
Internal setting x x
24 V ~ oder 230 V ~ x
24 V ~ x x x x x x x x x x x x x
Additional climate controllers are currently in the design stage. For precursor models, see Catalogue 2005!
Catalogue 2007 | Page 52
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Industrial technology overview:
Capillary- and frost protection thermostats
Industry room thermostats (1-, 2-, 4-stage / 2 setting ranges) Page 56 – Page 58
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Compact thermostats for installation in switch cabinets (on DIN rail) Page 79 – Page 82
and universal thermostats (for surface installation)
JET-4.
JMT-211 F JMT-411
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JMT-21. JMT-21.
JMT-41. JMT-41.
JET-3. JET-3.
JET-32 JET-32
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Accessories
As for dip sleeves (TH-100 / 200 / 280, NTH-100 / 200 / 280) and protective spiral (SW-200) see pages 154 – 156
WR-81.109-2 WR-81
WR-81
Accessories
Protective spiral and dip sleeves (for further details see pages 154 – 156)
Dip sleeves are not included in the scope of the delivery!
For all types with an ”X” in the type designation code: TH / NTH-140
For all types without an ”X” in the type designation code: TH / NTH-100 / 200 / 280
JET-120 XF JET-112 X
JET-1.. TR / TW
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TB
Type Item No. Control range Switching difference Switching difference Sensor dimensions PG
within the stage limits between the stages
Accessories
Protective spiral (SW-200-12) and dip sleeves (or further detail see pages 154 – 156)
For types with an “X” in the type designation code: TH / NTH-140; for types without an “X” in the type designation code: TH / NTH-100 / 200 / 280
JMT-2.. JMT-2..
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LR 80.116-2 C 1801811 0 … 70°C 2K 100 mm internal setting / TW B
LR 80.029-2 C 1801816 0 … 70°C 2K 280 mm external setting / TR B
LR 80.120-1 C 1801812 10 … 45°C 1K 200 mm internal setting / TW B
LR 80.207 C 1801805 60 … 95°C 100 mm internal setting / external reset / TB B
LR 80.203 C 1801825 95 … 130°C 200 mm internal setting / external reset / TB B
Option: IP 54 B
* TR = Temperature controller, TW = Temperature monitor, TB = Temperature limiter (manual reset after cooling down by min. 8 K)
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KR 80. … (TR / TW) KR 80.2.. (TB)
Image Type Item No. Switch-off Max. sensor Length of dip sleeve / PG
temperature temperature protective spiral
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35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed Inneneinstellung / TW
KR 85.101-5 C 1850516 35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed 200 mm external setting / TR B
35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed internal setting / TW
KR 85.400-5 C 1850521 35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed 100 mm internal setting / TW B
35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed internal setting / TW
KR 85.401-5 C 1850522 35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed 200 mm internal setting / TW B
35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed internal setting / TW
KR 85.102-5 C 1850517 35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed 100 mm external setting / TR B
50 … 130°C 8K internal setting / TW
KR 85.207-5 C 1850513 35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed 200 mm external setting / TR B
85 … 120°C external reset / TB
KR 85.230-5 C 1850504 35 … 95°C 3–5 K, fixed 100 mm external setting / TR B
95 … 110°C internal reset / TB
KR 85.204-8 C 1850512 50 … 130°C 6–8 K, fixed 100 mm external setting / TR B
95 … 130°C external reset / TB
Option: IP 54 (protection class) B
TR = Temperature controller, TW = Temperature monitor, TB = Temperature limiter (manual reset after cooling down by min. 8 K)
KR 85. … KR 85.2…
Type Item No. Control range: / switch- Switching Length ofdip sleeve / Equipment PG
off temperature difference protective spiral
KR 85.3.. / LR 85.3..
JTU-2 E 6100024 20 … 100°C external manual reset STB 350 mm intrinsic safety / cold protection D
JTU-3 E 6100036 20 … 100°C external manual reset STB 350 mm intrinsic safety / cold and D
overheat protection
JTU-20 E 6100075 20 … 100°C external manual reset STB 1250 mm intrinsic safety / cold protection D
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JTU-5 E 6100048 60 … 140°C 8 … 30 K, adjustable TW 350 mm D
JTU-6 E 6100051 60 … 140°C external manual reset TB 350 mm D
* TW = Temperature monitor, STB = Safety temperature limiter, TB = Temperature limiter
** Intrinsic safety / cold protection: The devices are fail-safe, scilicet the burner is deactivated in the event the medium filled into the sensors leaks
out or escapes, such as in the case of a sensor breakdown. The devices are, by reason of the fact that the minus temperatures do induce a reduction
of the volume of the filled medium, which in turn results in the same effect as in the event of a sensor breakdown (leakage or loss of medium) ad-
justed by means of a so-called “cold screw” in such manner that the deactivation of the burner is triggered only at temperatures below –15°C. Their
reactivation can be effected only at temperatures above approx. –5°C by actuating the manual reset key.
Overheat protection: The device protects against uncontrolled overheating that, for example, can be caused by heat build-ups or through the
creeping loss of the medium filled into the capillary tube in the event of invisible damages to the sensor or the capillary tube, etc. The safety solder in
the sensor fuses upon the attaining of a temperature of 220°C to the result that the device deactivates, initiated through the loss of the medium filled
into the capillary tube, the burner towards the safe side. Once this has happened, the burner can no longer be reactivated. The device can no longer
be used then. Once this has happened, the used up device serves for proof only that an excess temperature of at least 220°C was present.
JTU-20 JTU
Type Item No. Switching difference Switching dif- Type* Lenght of Equipment** PG
fan, adjustable ference burner capillary
JTL-17 NR JTL-2
JTL- .. JTL .. (TW)
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JTL- . (STB)
JAT-1.. JAT-1..
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WR 81.11. WR 81.11.
One-stage
JTF-1 E 6090301 6.0 m C
JTF-3 E 6090309 1.8 m also for use on the water side 9.5 x 76 mm C
JTF-3 W E 6090065 1.8 m IP 65, also for use on the water side 9.5 x 76 mm C
JTF-4 E 6090310 1.8 m external manual reset, also for use on the water side 9.5 x 76 mm C
2-stage: 1st stage emits a signal at 5 K before the attaining of the switch-off point
JTF-21 E 6090320 6.0 m C
Accessories: Installation clips (page 159 – 160), dip sleeves (page 156), protective spiral (page 154)
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JTF-1 / -3 / -5 JTF-2 / -4 / -6
Accessories PG
Functional description: The temperature sensed within a range from 0 … + 15°C is being translated into a voltage signal of 0 to 10 V and being output.
This voltage is made available at the terminal “Temp”. An internal setting facility provides the option to adjust the switching point of a potential-free chan-
geover contact within a range from 0 … + 10°C in addition. In the event this switching point is underrun, the relay output switches over to “frost protec-
tion” (contact “W” connected with contact “B”). An internal plug-in bridge enables to select between the operating modes “automatic” or “manual”. In the
event the temperature rises by more than 2 K above the adjusted switching point, the device changes, while operating in automatic mode, over to normal
mode operation. In this case, the relay drops back to its initial position (contact “W” connected with contact “A”). If the temperature rise by more than 2
K occurs while operating in manual mode, the internal reset key must be actuated manually to trigger a reset or simply by disconnecting the operating
voltage supply manually (relay drops back to its initial position, the contact “W” is connected with contact “A”). The control input “ST-E” enables to effect
a displacement of the characteristic curve.
Caution: The capillary sensor is active over its entire length. The device responds if the capillary sensor senses the temperature change over a distance of
approx. 25 cm.
Heating resistor: The housing of the frost protection thermostat must be mounted in such manner that it is not exposed to any temperatures below the
adjusted switching threshold “FS” (frost protection) or that it is, over the entire length of its capillary sensor, not exposed to any temperatures below the
admissible minimum temperature, as this would trigger a false trip. If it was impossible to avert the described condition, the heating resistor JTF-H (to be
ordered separately) needs to be fitted between the operating voltage terminals.
JTF-31 / 35 JTF-31 / 35
PTR 4
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ETR 78 ETR 78
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ITR 79.408 D 4780179 – 10 … + 40°C heating, red LED 3 / 23 (NTC 8 K) A
ITR 79.503 D 4780524 0 … 11°C frost protection, manual reset, 0 / 20 (NTC 2 K 25) A
switching difference: 1.5 K, fixed
red LED (sensor short-circuit at 75°C)
ITR 79.504 D 4780371 0 … 60°C cooling, green LED 4 / 24 (NTC 10 K) A
ITR 79.508 D 4780369 – 10 … + 40°C cooling, green LED 3 / 23 (NTC 8 K) A
Two reference setters (e.g. for day / night temperature control via external clock) PG
ITR 79.600 D 4780508 2 x 5 … 30°C heating, switching difference: 0.5 K fixed 2 (NTC 47 K) A
ITR 79.608 D 4780558 2 x – 10 … + 40°C heating, switching difference: 0.5 K, fixed 8 (NTC 2 K) A
incl. sensor HF-8 / 4-K2 (4 m)
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ETR 77.109-5 D 4770053 0 … 100°C external setting 0.5 … 5 K 51 (PTC 1 K) A
ETR 77.804-5 D4770956 0 … 60°C scale 0 … 6, internal setting incl. sensor HF-8 / 4-K 2 (4 m), A
Heating: 16 (4) A (NTC 2 K), also applicable for use with HTRRB-011.010, ITR 79.804,
Cooling: 8 (2) A FETR and FDTR-U
ETR 77 ETR 77
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JBT-23 A D 4760254 35 … 95°C 5 / 25 (NTC 50 K) E
JBT-21 A CP JBT-2.A
JBT-2.A
JBT-420 BC JBT-61 AS
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JBT-81 AS
JDI-0 JDI-0
JDI-08 JDI-08
ITR 71.050 D 4710018 – 40 … + 50°C approx. 0.5 … 5 K, adjustable 3-digit without decimal 51 (PTC 1 K) F
ITR 71.100 D 4710006 0 … 100°C approx. 0.5 … 5 K, adjustable 3-digit without decimal 51 (PTC 1 K) F
ITR 71.125 D 4710020 40 … 125°C approx. 0.5 … 5 K, adjustable 3-digit without decimal 51 (PTC 1 K) F
JDI-1 D 4780318 – 40 … + 120°C approx. 0.5 … 5 K, adjustable 3-digit without decimal 51 (PTC 1 K) F
JDI-10 D 4780539 – 40.0 … + 120.0°C approx. 0.5 … 5 K, adjustable 4-digit with decimal 51 (PTC 1 K) F
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JDI-1 ITR-71
JDI-22 JDU-210
JDI-22 JDU-210
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Function of the position transmitter: PWM (pulse width modulation):
Control behaviour: P, PD / OPENING – NEUTRAL – CLOSING. For The pulse / pause relation (pulse length t i – time of inactivity t p – pulse
the triggering / actuation of flaps, motor valves, etc. Relay 1 issues the duty ration V) varies within a certain predefined time (cycle duration T) in
command for ”OPENING” while relay 2 issues the one for ”CLOSING”. dependence on the set- / actual value deviation in such a way that a cer-
tain actuator (e.g. thermo-electric valve drive, electrical direct heating,
Function of the clocked PWM controller: etc.) can be triggered in a clocked manner.
Control behaviour: Clocked P-, PI-, PD-, PID controller. Relay 1 serves P behaviour: The control difference (set- / actual value deviation)
to adjust to the actually adjusted set value (control behaviour depending induces a proportional correcting variable.
on the actually adjusted control parameters), while relay 2 serves as an D behaviour: : The change rate of the control difference induces the
alarm relay min. / max. alarm. actual value of the related correcting variable.
I behaviour: The control difference induces the change rate of the
related correcting variable.
JDS-210 G 8000377 J
JDS-210 JDS-210
Accessories PG
JSL-1E JSL-1E
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JSL-20 G 8000004 1 no without locking J
JSL-20 / 24 V G 8000117 1 no without locking J
JSL-20 K G 8000204 1 yes without locking J
JSL-21* G 8000016 2 no with locking ** J
JSL-21 / 24 V* G 8000133 2 no with locking ** J
* without locking (on request)
** device to be disconnected and to be made voltage-free for resetting
Note: The hose set is not included in the scope of the delivery and
needs to be ordered seperately.
Accessories
JZ-06 / 1 H 5309229 Connection set with 2 channel connecting pieces of plastic, angular (90°), K
2 extensions (90 mm), 4 self-tapping screws, 2 m hose (outside Ø 6 mm)
JZ-10 H 5309237 Installation bracket with screws for types JDL-109 / 113 and JDW-3 / -5 / -10 (Z shape) K
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JDL-111 JDL-112 / 115 … -17 JDW- … / JDL- …
JZ-06/1 JZ-10
Type Item No. Pipe Max. operating Medium Equipment Carrier body PG
pressure
JSF-3 E JA 060500 1⁄ ˝
2 5 bar normal attached T-piece (grey cast iron) Brass G
JSF-4 E JA 060600 3⁄ ˝
4 5 bar normal attached T-piece (grey cast iron) Brass G
JSF-1 E JA 060100 1 ˝… 8 ˝ 8 bar normal Brass G
JSF-1 RE JA 060200 1 ˝… 8 ˝ 5 bar normal reduced switching values ** Brass G
JSF-2 E JA 060300 1 ˝… 8 ˝ 13 bar aggressive *** V4A G
JSF-2 RE JA 060400 1 ˝… 8 ˝ 5 bar aggressive *** reduced switching values ** V4A G
Accessories PG
JZ-09 spare paddle (4 pieces each) as of 1˝ to 8 ˝ (E6140170) see pages 159 - 160 K
Option: screwed cable gland M 20 x 1.5 (standard: M 16 x 1.5) G
* for 1 ˝ = paddle 1 In the event it was necessary to attain reduced flow values (marked in the table in the column
for 2 ˝ = paddle 1 and 2 under the header „Pipe“ with the additional character Z), the paddle 4 needs to be used as
for 3 ˝ up to 8 ˝ = paddle 1, 2 and 3 follows:
at 4 ˝ = paddle 1, 2, 3, 4 (paddle 4 to be shortened to 92 mm)
at 5 ˝ = paddle 1, 2, 3, 4 (paddle 4 to be shortened to 117 mm)
at 6 ˝ = paddle 1, 2, 3, 4 (paddle 4 to be shortened to 143 mm)
at 7 ˝and 8 ˝ = paddle 1, 2, 3, 4 (paddle 4 unshortened)
** Types for low throughput rates (see switching value table) “RE”
*** Aggressive types of media: all parts of the flow monitor in contact with the medium are made of V4A
JSF-.E / RE DN Pipe
Nominal thread
width Inch
6 1/ ˝
8
8 1/ ˝
4
10 3/ ˝
8
15 1/ ˝
2 JSF-.E / RE
20 3/ ˝
4
25 1˝
32 1 1/4 ˝
40 1 1/2 ˝
50 2˝
65 2 1/2 ˝
80 3˝
100 4˝
125 5˝
150 6˝
Switching value table, specifications in m 3 / h for JSF-1 E / 2 E / 1 RE / 2 RE
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E 5 ˝ 20.80 30.60 63.50 67.30
RE 5 ˝ 9.70 22.40 34.00 37.90
E 5 ˝ Z 10.70 15.80 33.30 34.70
RE 5 ˝ Z 5.00 11.50 17.50 19.60
E 6 ˝ 29.20 43.00 89.10 94.50
RE 6 ˝ 13.60 31.50 47.60 53.20
E 6 ˝ Z 13.10 19.30 39.90 42.40
RE 6 ˝ Z 6.10 14.10 21.40 23.90
E 8 ˝ 72.60 85.10 165.70 172.50
RE 8 ˝ 25.70 59.60 90.10 100.70
E 8 ˝ Z 38.60 46.50 90.80 94.20
RE 8 ˝ Z 21.70 36.50 55.30 61.80
Some values in the column under the header “Pipe diameter” have been marked with the character Z (= additional paddle). In any of these cases, the
long fourth paddle, which is included in the scope of the delivery, must be used in addition to the 3 factory mounted paddles.
The accuracy of the indicated values depends in particular on the actual tube or pipe diameter, on the actual shortening of the additional paddle and on
the depth at which the flow monitor is installed.
Type Item No. Tube DN max. Switch point, decreasing* Switch point, increasing ∆l / min PG
JSW-3 / 8 H 530943 3⁄ ˝
8 10 10 l / min. 3.5 … 5.0 l / min 4.0 … 5.5 l / min 0.5 G
JSW-1 / 2 H 530944 1⁄ ˝
2 15 20 l / min. 5.0 … 6.5 l / min 5.5 … 7.0 l / min 0.5 G
JSW-3 / 4 H 530945 ¾˝ 20 40 l / min. 7.0 … 9.5 l / min 9.0 … 11.0 l / min 2.0 G
JSW-1 H 530946 1˝ 25 60 l / min. 13.5 … 16.5 l / min 17.0 … 20.5 l / min 3.5 G
1⁄ ˝ H 530957 G
2
3⁄ ˝ H 530951 G
4
1˝ H 530953 G
* The above indicated switching values apply only if the flow monitor is installed into our T-piece! The use of copper T-pieces will increase the effective
switching values.
Sensors
Overview of sensors:
Temperature
Room temperature sensors (surface / flush installation) – passive Page 100 – Page 111
Sleeve type sensors – sleeve type sensors with PVC cable / Page 116 – Page 119
air temperature sensors
Room pendulum temperature sensors / room radiation temperature Page 120 – Page 121
sensors
Industrial built-in duct sensors (design B) – passive / active Page 130 – Page 134
Humidity
Temperature and humidity measuring transducers Page 147 – Page 150
(room / duct and outdoor versions)
Accessory PG
Optional
PT-100 class A S
Technical data
LED:
green, max. 24 V~/=
Sensing device:
max. 35 mA/24 V~/=
Weight:
80 g
NTC 10 K RF -4 S
D 4771245
NTC 2 K RF -8 S
D 4771228
PTC 1 K RF -51 S
D 4771252
PTC 2 K RF -57 S
D 4771290
NTC 8 K and PTC 1 K RF -43 S
D 4771285
Technical data
LED:
green, max. 24 V~/=
Potentiometer:
Standard: 5KΩ
Rocker switch:
1 A/30 V~/42 V=
Weight:
80 g
Technical data
LED:
green, max. 24 V~/=
Potentiometer:
Standard: 5 KΩ
Rotary switch:
max. 130 mA/24 V~/=
Key-button:
max. 35 mA/24 V~/=
Weight:
80 g
Technical data
LED:
green, max. 24 V~/=
Potentiometer:
Standard 5 KΩ
Rotary switch:
max. 130 mA/24 V~/=
Rocker switch:
1 A/30 V~/42 V=
Weight:
80 g
Technical data
LED:
green and red, max. 24 V~/=
Potentiometer:
standard 5 KΩ
Rotary switch:
max. 130 mA/24 V~/=
Rocker switch:
1 A/30 V~/42 V=
Key-button:
max. 35 mA/24 V~/=
Weight:
80 g
Optional
PT-100 class A S
Technical data
LED:
green, max. 24 V~/=
Key-button:
max. 35mA, 24 V~/=
Weight:
80 g
Technical data
LED:
green, max. 24 V~/=
Key-button:
max. 35mA, 24 V~/=
Rotary switch:
max. 130mA, 24 V~/=
Weight:
80 g
Technical data
LED:
green and red,
max. 24 V~/=
Potentiometer:
standard 5KΩ
Weight:
80 g
Technical data
LED:
green and red,
max. 24 V~/=
Potentiometer:
standard 5KΩ
Rocker switch:
1 A/30 V~/42 V~/=
Key-button:
max. 35mA, 24 V~/=
Weight:
80 g
Technical data
LED:
green and red,
max. 24 V~/=
Potentiometer:
standard 5KΩ
Rocker switch:
1 A/30 V~/42 V=
Rotary switch:
max. 130mA, 24 V~/=
Weight:
80 g
Optional PG
PT-100 class A S
PT-100 1⁄3 DIN S
PT-100 1⁄10 DIN S
PT-1000 1⁄3 DIN S
3-wire connection S
4-wire connection S
Accessories PG
Protector 01 (ball- / sun- / rain protection), stainless steel V4A 1.4571, G9990170 S
Protector 01
Sensors
Accessories PG
Protector 01 (ball- / sun- / rain protection), stainless steel V4A 1.4571, G999017023,10 / S S
Optional PG
PT-100 class A S
PT-100 1⁄3 DIN S
PT-100 1⁄10 DIN S
PT-1000 1⁄3 DIN S
3-wire connection S
4-wire connection S
Other measuring ranges S
Protector 01
Sensors
Optional PG
PT-100 class A S
PT-100 1⁄3 DIN S
PT-100 1⁄10 DIN S
PT-1000 1⁄3 DIN S
Optional PG
PT-100 class A S
PT-100 1⁄3 DIN S
PT-100 1⁄10 DIN S
PT-1000 1⁄3 DIN S
Dimensioned drawing
Sensors
(Please pay regard to the EMC directives. Avoid parallel laying of sensor line and mains supply cables or use shielded sensor lines).
The sensor is cast into a V2 A sleeve (except … K = plastic sleeve). Time constant approx. 20 s in moved water.
* Attention: bigger diameter (Ø 8.9 mm) required for TH/NTH 140, see page 156
(Please pay regard to the EMC directives. Avoid parallel laying of sensor line and mains supply cables or use shielded lines).
Covered water-tight by means of a shrink-down plastic tubing. Time constant approx. 10 s in moved air (2 m/s).
Accessory
Sensors
Options PG
. Sensors
Accessories PG
Optional
Sensors
Installation flange MF
PT 100 Type: EKFP 100/50 Type: EKFP 100/100 Type: EKFP 100/150 S
Item No.: G9140010 Item No.: G9140140 Item No.: G9140270
PT 1000 Type: EKFP 1000/50 Type: EKFP 1000/100 Type: EKFP 1000/150 S
Item No.: G9140020 Item No.: G9140150 Item No.: G9140280
NI 1000 Type: EKFN 1000/50 Type: EKFN 1000/100 Type: EKFN 1000/150 S
Item No.: G9140030 Item No.: G9140160 Item No.: G9140290
NI 1000 Type: EKFN 1000 TK 5000/50 Type: EKFN 1000 TK 5000/100 Type: EKFN 1000 TK 5000/150 S
TK 5000 Item No.: G9140040 Item No.: G9140170 Item No.: G9140300
NTC 1 K 8 Type: EKFC 18/50 Type: EKFC 18/100 Type: EKFC 18/150 S
Item No.: G9140050 Item No.: G9140180 Item No.: G9140310
NTC 3 K Type: EKFC 03/50 Type: EKFC 03/100 Type: EKFC 03/150 S
Item No.: G9140060 Item No.: G9140190 Item No.: G9140320
NTC 10 K Type: EKFC 10/50 Type: EKFC 10/100 Type: EKFC 10/150 S
Item No.: G9140070 Item No.: G9140200 Item No.: G9140330
NTC 10 K Type: EKFC 10 PRE/50 Type: EKFC 10 PRE/100 Type: EKFC 10 PRE/150 S
Prekon Item No.: G9140080 Item No.: G9140210 Item No.: G9140340
NTC 20 K Type: EKFC 20/50 Type: EKFC 20/100 Type: EKFC 20/150 S
Item No.: G9140090 Item No.: G9140220 Item No.: G9140350
NTC 30 K Type: EKFC 30/50 Type: EKFC 30/100 Type: EKFC 30/150 S
Item No.: G9140100 Item No.: G9140230 Item No.: G9140360
NTC 50 K Type: EKFC 50/50 Type: EKFC 50/100 Type: EKFC 50/150 S
Item No.: G9140110 Item No.: G9140240 Item No.: G9140370
KTY 11/6 Type: EKFY 11/6/50 Type: EKFY 11/6/100 Type: EKFY 11/6/150 S
Item No.: G9140120 Item No.: G9140250 Item No.: G9140380
Sensor Installation length 215 mm Installation length 265 mm Installation length 315 mm PG
(for 200 mm dip sleeves) (for 250 mm dip sleeves) (for 300 mm dip sleeves)
PT 100 Type: EKFP 100/200 Type: EKFP 100/250 Type: EKFP 100/300 S
Item No.: G9140400 Item No.: G9140530 Item No.: G9141581
PT 1000 Type: EKFP 1000/200 Type: EKFP 1000/250 Type: EKFP 1000/300 S
Item No.: G9140410 Item No.: G9140540 Item No.: G9141421
NI 1000 Type: EKFN 1000/200 Type: EKFN 1000/250 Type: EKFN 1000/300 S
Item No.: G9140420 Item No.: G9140550 Item No.: G9141521
NI 1000 Type: EKFN 1000 TK 5000/200 Type: EKFN 1000 TK 5000/250 Type: EKFN 1000 TK 5000/300 S
TK 5000 Item No.: G9140430 Item No.: G9140560 Item No.: G9141591
NTC 1 K 8 Type: EKFC 18/200 Type: EKFC 18/250 Type: EKFC 18/300 S
Item No.: G9140440 Item No.: G9140570 Item No.: G9141601
NTC 3 K Type: EKFC 03/200 Type: EKFC 03/250 Type: EKFC 03/300 S
Item No.: G9140450 Item No.: G9140580 Item No.: G9141611
NTC 10 K Type: EKFC 10/200 Type: EKFC 10/250 Type: EKFC 10/300 S
Item No.: G9140460 Item No.: G9140590 Item No.: G9141621
NTC 10 K Type: EKFC 10 PRE/200 Type: EKFC 10 PRE/250 Type: EKFC 10 PRE/300 S
Prekon Item No.: G9140470 Item No.: G9140600 Item No.: G9141631 Sensors
NTC 20 K Type: EKFC 20/200 Type: EKFC 20/250 Type: EKFC 20/300 S
Item No.: G9140480 Item No.: G9140610 Item No.: G9141641
NTC 30 K Type: EKFC 30/200 Type: EKFC 30/250 Type: EKFC 30/300 S
Item No.: G9140490 Item No.: G9140620 Item No.: G9141651
NTC 50 K Type: EKFC 50/200 Type: EKFC 50/250 Type: EKFC 50/300 S
Item No.: G9140500 Item No.: G9140630 Item No.: G9141661
KTY 11/6 Type: EKFY 11/6/200 Type: EKFY 11/6/250 Type: EKFY 11/6/300 S
Item No.: G9140510 Item No.: G9140640 Item No.: G9141671
Sensor Installation length 215 mm Installation length 265 mm Installation length 315 mm PG
(for 200 mm dip sleeves) (for 250 mm dip sleeves) (for 300 mm dip sleeves)
Options PG
3-wire connection S
4-wire connection S
PT-100 class A S
Accessory PG
Installation flange MF S
Sensors
Sensor tube Measuring range: –50 … +50˚C Measuring range: 0 … +100˚C Measuring range: 0 … +50˚C PG
Accessory
Installation flange MF S
Options PG
Sensors
PT 100 Type: IKF1P 100/50 Type: IKF1P 100/100 Type: IKF1P 100/150 S
Item No.: G9150010 Item No.: G9150140 Item No.: G9150270
PT 1000 Type: IKF1P 1000/50 Type: IKF1P 1000/100 Type: IKF1P 1000/150 S
Item No.: G9150020 Item No.: G9150150 Item No.: G9150280
NI 1000 Type: IKF1N 1000/50 Type: IKF1N 1000/100 Type: IKF1N 1000/150 S
Item No.: G9150030 Item No.: G9150160 Item No.: G9150290
NI 1000 Type: IKF1N 1000 TK 5000/50 Type: IKF1N 1000 TK 5000/100 Type: IKF1N 1000 TK 5000/150 S
TK 5000 Item No.: G9150040 Item No.: G9150170 Item No.: G9150300
NTC 1 K 8 Type: IKF1C 18/50 Type: IKF1C 18/100 Type: IKF1C 18/150 S
Item No.: G9150050 Item No.: G9150180 Item No.: G9150310
NTC 3 K Type: IKF1C 03/50 Type: IKF1C 03/100 Type: IKF1C 03/150 S
Item No.: G9150060 Item No.: G9150190 Item No.: G9150320
NTC 10 K Type: IKF1C 10/50 Type: IKF1C 10/100 Type: IKF1C 10/150 S
Item No.: G9150070 Item No.: G9150200 Item No.: G9150330
NTC 10 K Type: IKF1C 10 PRE/50 Type: IKF1C 10 PRE/100 Type: IKF1C 10 PRE/150 S
Prekon Item No.: G9150080 Item No.: G9150210 Item No.: G9150340
NTC 20 K Type: IKF1C 20/50 Type: IKF1C 20/100 Type: IKF1C 20/150 S
Item No.: G9150090 Item No.: G9150220 Item No.: G9150350
NTC 30 K Type: IKF1C 30/50 Type: IKF1C 30/100 Type: IKF1C 30/150 S
Item No.: G9150100 Item No.: G9150230 Item No.: G9150360
NTC 50 K Type: IKF1C 50/50 Type: IKF1C 50/100 Type: IKF1C 50/150 S
Item No.: G9150110 Item No.: G9150240 Item No.: G9150370
KTY 11/6 Type: IKF1Y 11/6/50 Type: IKF1Y 11/6/100 Type: IKF1Y 11/6/150 S
Item No.: G9150120 Item No.: G9150250 Item No.: G9150380
Sensor Installation length 215 mm Installation length 265 mm Installation length 315 mm PG
(for 200 mm dip sleeves) (for 250 mm dip sleeves) (for 300 mm dip sleeves)
PT 100 Type: IKF1P 100/200 Type: IKF1P 100/250 Type: IKF1P 100/300 S
Item No.: G9150400 Item No.: G9150530 Item No.: G9151710
PT 1000 Type: IKF1P 1000/200 Type: IKF1P 1000/250 Type: IKF1P 1000/300 S
Item No.: G9150410 Item No.: G9150540 Item No.: G915117700
NI 1000 Type: IKF1N 1000/200 Type: IKF1N 1000/250 Type: IKF1N 1000/300 S
Item No.: G9150420 Item No.: G9150550 Item No.: G9151177
NI 1000 Type: IKF1N 1000 TK 5000/200 Type: IKF1N 1000 TK 5000/250 Type: IKF1N 1000 TK 5000/300 S
TK 5000 Item No.: G9150430 Item No.: G9150560 Item No.: G9151780
NTC 1 K 8 Type: IKF1C 18/200 Type: IKF1C 18/250 Type: IKF1C 18/300 S
Item No.: G9150440 Item No.: G9150570 Item No.: G9151790
NTC 3 K Type: IKF1C 03/200 Type: IKF1C 03/250 Type: IKF1C 03/300 S
Item No.: G9150450 Item No.: G9150580 Item No.: G9151800
NTC 10 K Type: IKF1C 10/200 Type: IKF1C 10/250 Type: IKF1C 10/300 S
Item No.: G9150460 Item No.: G9150590 Item No.: G9151810
NTC 10 K Type: IKF1C 10 PRE/200 Type: IKF1C 10 PRE/250 Type: IKF1C 10 PRE/300 S
Prekon Item No.: G9150470 Item No.: G9150600 Item No.: G9151820
NTC 20 K Type: IKF1C 20/200 Type: IKF1C 20/250 Type: IKF1C 20/300 S
Item No.: G9150480 Item No.: G9150610 Item No.: G9151830
NTC 30 K Type: IKF1C 30/200 Type: IKF1C 30/250 Type: IKF1C 30/300 S
Item No.: G9150490 Item No.: G9150620 Item No.: G9151840
NTC 50 K Type: IKF1C 50/200 Type: IKF1C 50/250 Type: IKF1C 50/300 S
Item No.: G9150500 Item No.: G9150630 Item No.: G9151850
KTY 11/6 Type: IKF1Y 11/6/200 Type: IKF1Y 11/6/250 Type: IKF1Y 11/6/300 S
Item No.: G9150510 Item No.: G9150640 Item No.: G9151860
Sensors
Options PG
3-wire connection S
4-wire connection S
PT-100 class A S
Temperature-proof up to 260°C S
Accessory
S
Installation flange MF
Options PG
Temperature-proof up to 260°C S
Accessory PG
Installation flange MF S
Optional
Dimensioned drawing
Options PG
3-wire connection S
4-wire connection S
Accessory PG
Sensors
DF 50 UGT 3 G8000275 15 … 30 V = 0 … 50 Pa 0 … 10 V J
Accessory
JZ-06/1 H5309229 Connection set including plastic conduit connections, 2 x 90° elbows, 2 extension pieces K
(90 mm), 4 self-tapping screws, 2 m hose (outside Ø 6 mm).
Options PG
Voltage outlet: ± 5 V, ± 10 V J
Connection diagram
DF 300 UGT 3 D - D = display (four conductors / three conductors)
Sensors
Accessory
MUD-A 1⁄2”, adapter G 1⁄2” G9990190 S
Optional
Other measuring ranges (available on request): 0–16 bar, 0–40 bar, 0–100 bar, 0–400 bar
Sensors
Important:
The air quality sensor must not
be used for any safety-relevant appli-
cations, no matter of what kind.
RLS G9220010 0 – 10 V, 4 – 20 mA S
KLS G9230040 0 – 10 V, 4 – 20 mA S
* Relay contact suited only for the switching of safety extra low voltage (SELV), max. 30 V AC, 120 V DC 1 (0.2) A.
RLS 0–10/4–20 / relay, connection scheme KLS 0–10/4–20 / relay, connection scheme
Sensors
Option
Temperature measuring range -20...+80°C available too (applies to ATFT)
Other temperature sensor types too available for models AFT...
Also available as duct version
Sensors
Accessory
FTF-R FTF-K
Sensors
The tables hereafter provide an overview of the coherencies between the relative air moisture and the voltage/current or temperature
(applies to types TF, FF, FTF, ATFT, AFT)
Relative humidity
% V mA
0 0 4
5 0.5 4.8
10 1 5.6
15 1.5 6.4
20 2 7.2
25 2.5 8
30 3 8.8
35 3.5 9.6
40 4 10.4
45 4.5 11.2
50 5 12
55 5.5 12.8
60 6 13.6
65 6.5 14.4
70 7 15.2
75 7.5 16
80 8 16.8
85 8.5 17.6
90 9 18.4
95 9.5 19.2
100 10 20
Temperature
°C V mA
0 0 4.0
5 1 5.6
10 2 7.2
15 3 8.8
20 4 10.4
25 5 12.0
30 6 13.6
35 7 15.2
40 8 16.8
45 9 18.4
50 10 20.0
Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous, overview:
Accessories
Accessories / options / special solutions Page 154 – Page 160
Useful hints for electrical and heating device fitters Page 166
Table of contents
Table of contents ordered by product names Page 167 – Page 169
Table of contents ordered by type designation codes Page 170 – Page 172
Protective spiral for the fixing of capillaries in air ducts (JET / JMT / JTF / WR 81) and for the installation of all HF sleeve- and
LF air sensors
SW-200 C1809219 200 mm 8 mm 11 x 17 mm Nickel-plated steel K
SW-200-12 C1809220 200 mm 12 mm 11 x 17 mm Nickel-plated steel K
THK/NTHK SWK
SW-200 SW-200-12
Miscellaneous
TH / NTH THF
For Ø 7 mm HF sleeve sensors and capillary and frost protection thermostats JET / JMT/WR 81 and JTF
(use type TH / NTH-140 with JTF only)
TH-55 C1809296 55 mm 8 x 10 mm Nickel-plated brass 20 K
TH-100 C1809310 100 mm 8 x 10 mm Nickel-plated brass 20 K
TH-140* C1809409 140 mm 10 x 12 mm Nickel-plated brass 20 K
TH-200 C1809438 200 mm 8 x 10 mm Nickel-plated brass 20 K
TH-280 C1809440 280 mm 8 x 10 mm Nickel-plated brass 20 K
NTH-100 C1809308 100 mm 8 x 10 mm V4 A (1.4571) 40 K
NTH-140* C1809435 140 mm 10 x 12 mm V4 A (1.4571) 40 K
NTH-200 C1809439 200 mm 8 x 10 mm V4 A (1.4571) 40 K
NTH-280 C1809441 280 mm 8 x 10 mm V4 A (1.4571) 40 K
* suited for all types with an X in the type designation code, e.g. JET-1… X or JMT 202 X
Protective copper sleeve for sleeve sensor HF (Ø 7.7 up to 8.9 mm) for the installation into the pavement
THF C1809515 K
TH / NTH THF
Sensor equipment
Dip sleeves of nickel-plated brass with insertion, also suitable for use with empty enclosures of the KR series
THMs/50 G9990010 50 mm 7 x 10 mm 20 S
THMs/100 G9990020 100 mm 7 x 10 mm 20 S
THMs/150 G9990030 150 mm 7 x 10 mm 20 S
THMs/200 G9990040 200 mm 7 x 10 mm 20 S
THMs/250 G9990050 250 mm 7 x 10 mm 20 S
Stainless steel dip sleeves (V4 A 1.4571)
THV/50 G9990060 50 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THV/100 G9990070 100 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THV/150 G9990080 150 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THV/200 G9990090 200 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THV/250 G9990100 250 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THV/300 G9990200 300 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
Other lengths possible in steps of 50 mm. (max. length: 1,000 mm) S
Stainless steel dip sleeves (V4 A 1.4571) with 80 mm neck pipe
THVH/50 G9990110 50 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THVH/100 G9990120 100 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THVH/150 G9990130 150 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THVH/200 G9990140 200 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
THVH/250 G9990150 250 mm 6.3 x 9 mm 40 S
Other lengths possible in steps of 50 mm (max. length 1,000 mm) S
Aluminium installation flange
MF G9990160 40 x 6 mm S
Miscellaneous
Cover frame
Frame UN990002 S
Special painting
Special printing
As of 20 pieces
As of 50 pieces
As of 100 pieces
As of 500 pieces
JZ-18
Miscellaneous
JZ-04 E6160133 Capillary tube feedthrough for air duct installation purposes including 30 cm K
protective hose (for use with frost protection thermostats JTF and capillary
controllers JMT, WR, JET)
JZ-05 / 06 K C1809536 1 set of installation clips for frost protection thermostat JTF (6 pieces) K
made of plastic (max. 145°C)
JZ-05 / 6 M C1809474 1 set of installation clips for frost protection thermostat JTF (6 pieces) K
made of metal
JZ-06 / 1 H5309229 Set with plastic duct connections (angle, 2 x 90°, 2 extensions (90 mm), K
4 self-tapping screws, 2 m hose (outside diameter 6 mm) for differential
pressure switches JDW and JDL and pressure measuring transducer DF
JZ-07 E6160145 Installation bracket for frost protection thermostat JTF K
JZ-08 E6150031 Spare tag for air flow sensing relay JSL K
JZ-09 E6140170 Spare paddle (4 pieces) for flow monitor JSF (sizes form 1”... 8”) K
JZ-10 H5309237 Installation bracket for JDL 109 /-113 and JDW-3/-5 /-10 incl. 6 screws K
JZ-14 JA990001 Sealing set for frost protection thermostats JTF-1 … -25 K
JZ-17 MN990001 Adapter plate for Berlin 3000 design housing (hardwired) K
JZ-18 MN990002 Snap-on adapter plate for Berlin 3000 design housing K
(radio controller can be removed)
JZ-20-1 E6130144 Wall bracket for duct hygrostat HI, for duct measuring transducers TF, FF, FTF, K
FS-K3 and air flow monitor JSL-20 K
FS-HI H530975 Sensor protection for duct hygrostat HI K
PAP 01-14 A201201 Adapter plate for Pikolo design housing (PTR 01, PETA, PETR, PHY, PTF, RF) K
WP-01 G9990180 Heat conduction paste (2 ml) K
ATRS-1 C1809518 Temperature fixing set ATR 83.0 ... K
10 103,90 1039,00 1055,52 1044,79 3330 5968 19903 18787 41563 62347 103859 1772,32 2832,00
15 105,80 1058,00 1083,77 1067,59 2700 4712 15713 15136 32342 48511 80824 1846,27
20 107,80 1078,00 1112,36 1090,65 2200 3747 12492 12268 25346 38019 63353 1922,17 932,00
25 109,70 1097,00 1141,29 1113,99 1800 3000 10000 10000 20000 30000 50000 2000,00 2982,00
30 111,70 1117,00 1170,56 1137,62 1480 2417 8056 8197 15885 23828 39721 2079,77 3032,00
35 113,60 1136,00 1200,16 1161,52 1230 1960 6530 6754 12697 19046 31752 2161,47
40 115,50 1155,00 1230,11 1185,71 1040 1598 5325 5594 10211 15317 25535 2245,17 3132,00
45 117,50 1175,00 1260,41 1210,20 870 1311 4368 4656 8259 12390 20652 1330,7
50 119,40 1194,00 1291,05 1234,98 740 1081 3602 3893 6719 10079 16795 1418,21 3232,00
55 121,30 1213,00 1322,05 1260,06 630 896 2986 3271 5495 8244 13735 1527,67
60 123,20 1232,00 1353,40 1285,45 540 746 2488 2760 4518 6778 11293 2599,06 3332,00
65 125,50 1252,00 1385,12 1311,14 465 624 2084 2339 3733 5601 9332 2692,38
70 127,10 1271,00 1417,21 1337,15 402 525 1753 1990 3100 4651 7749 2787,65 3432,00
75 129,00 1290,00 1449,67 1363,47 350 444 1482 1700 2586 3880 6465 2884,85
80 130,90 1309,00 1482,50 1390,12 306 377 1258 1458 2167 3251 5418 2983,99 3532,00
85 132,80 1328,00 1515,73 1417,09 270 321 1072 1255 1824 2737 4560 3085,06
90 134,70 1347,00 1549,34 1444,39 240 275 917,30 1084 1542 2313 3854 3188,08 3632,00
95 136,60 1366,00 1583,36 1472,03 210 236 788,10 939,60 1309 1963 3270 3293,03
100 138,50 1385,00 1617,79 1500,00 187 203 679,70 817,20 1115 1673 2785 3399,91 3732,00
105 140,40 1404,00 1652,62 1528,32 166 176 588,30 713,00 953,7 1431 2382 3508,74
110 142,30 1423,00 1687,89 1556,98 149 153 511,00 624,10 818,7 1228 2044 3619,5 3832,00
115 144,20 1442,00 1723,58 1586,00 130 134 445,30 547,90 705,3 1058 1760 3732,19
120 146,10 1461,00 1759,72 1615,37 118 117 389,40 482,50 609,8 914 1519 3846,83 3932,00
125 148,00 1480,00 1796,30 1645,10 108 103 341,60 426,00 528,9 793 1315 3963,40
130 149,80 1498,00 1833,35 1675,19 95 90 300,50 377,20 460,2 690 1142 4081,91
140 153,60 1536,00 1908,87 1736,48 77 71 234,70 298,10 351,7 527 867 4324,74
150 157,30 1573,00 1986,35 1799,27 64 56 185,30 238,00 271,9 408 665 4575,31
Temperature NTC-0 NTC-1 NTC-2 NTC-3 NTC-4 NTC-5 NTC-6 NTC-8 PTC-51 PTC-57
2K25 1KO 47K 8K 10K 50K 100K 2K 1K 2K
°C Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω
-50 151398 32540 3152409 537827 672283 2820844 8276704 77977 510 1051
-45 106557 24432 2230085 378534 473168 2027885 5751387 57655 535 1103
-40 75923 18515 1595524 269709 337137 1473182 4044707 43039 562 1156
-35 54731 14156 1153886 194427 243033 1080969 2877133 32427 589 1212
-30 39895 10916 843120 141724 177155 800794 2069021 24651 617 1269
-25 29390 8486 622133 104107 130508 598684 1503450 18902 647 1328
-20 21871 6648 463401 77696 97120 451517 1103398 14615 677 1390
-15 16434 5248 348285 58379 72973 343390 817535 11391 708 1453
-10 12462 4172 264028 44269 55337 263262 611269 8947 740 1518
-5 9533 3340 201812 33866 42333 203390 461045 7079 773 1586
0 7355 2691 155480 26126 32658 158300 350656 5642 807 1655
5 5719 2182 120696 20318 25397 124082 268840 4527 842 1726
Sensor characteristics (2)
10 4482 1780 94377 15923 19903 97925 207702 3657 877 1799
15 3539 1460 74314 12570 15713 77789 161654 2973 914 1874
20 2813 1205 58910 9994 12492 62184 126708 2431 951 1951
25 2252 1000 47000 8000 10000 50000 100000 2000 990 2030
30 1814 834 37732 6445 8056 40455 79428 1654 1029 2111
35 1471 699 30472 5224 6530 32910 63489 1376 1070 2194
40 1199 588 24750 4260 5325 26916 51056 1151 1111 2279
45 984 498 20214 3494 4368 22129 41297 967 1153 2366
50 811 423 16597 2882 3602 18285 33591 816 1196 2456
55 673 361 13697 2389 2986 15182 27470 693 1241 2545
60 560 309 11360 1991 2488 12664 22582 590 1286 2638
65 469 266 9466 1667 2084 10612 18656 505 1331 2733
70 395 230 7925 1402 1753 8931 15478 434 1378 2829
75 334 199 6664 1185 1481 7547 12917 374 1426 2928
80 283 173 5627 1006 1258 6404 10821 324 1475 3029
85 241 151 4771 857 1072 5456 9105 282 1525 3131
90 207 133 4062 734 917 4665 7693 246 1575 3236
95 177 117 3471 631 788 4004 6527 215 1627 3342
100 153 103 2978 544 680 3448 5559 189 1679 3451
105 132 91 2563 471 588 2980 4752 167 1732 3561
110 115 81 2215 409 511 2584 4077 147 1786 3674
115 100 72 1919 356 445 2248 3511 130 1841 3788
120 88 64 1669 12 389 1962 3033 116 1896 3905
125 77 57 1456 273 342 1717 2629 103 1950 4023
130 68 51 1274 240 301 1507 2287 91 2003 4143
140 53 41 984 188 235 1171 1745 73 2103 4390
150 42 34 769 148 185 920 1348 60 2189 4644
Generally speaking, thermal bimetal sensing elements consist of layers of different metals or alloys of almost the same thickness that are firmly con-
nected with each other. These metal or alloy strips possess different thermal expansion qualities. This is why the bimetal strip curves at temperature
changes in such manner that a hollow curve is formed at the side at which the layer with the lower thermal expansion exists. The heat needed for the
operation of the bimetal strip or bimetal sensing element is transferred either via thermal conduction, radiation or heat dissipation from the surroundings
(indirect heating).
Break contact (bimetal): This control contact opens at rising and closes at falling temperatures (for “heating”).
Make contact (bimetal): This control contact closes at rising and opens at falling temperatures (for “cooling”).
Defines as a changeover switch with both break and make contact. The functions are the same as explained above with regard to the break and make
contacts
The hysteresis defines as the time difference between the activation and deactivation of the controller heating system or of the controller itself.
Usually, a difference is to be made between the following:
a) The controller related switch temperature difference: This switch difference depends on the design of the device.
b) The room related switch temperature difference: This switch difference depends on the behaviour of the controlled overall system, i.e. on the floor
structure, the impact of foreign heat sources, the place of installation of the controller and of the controller itself.
The switch temperature difference relates always to the controller and it indicates not the switch temperature difference that actually arises as a
result of the controlled overall system. The switch temperature varies in dependence on the place of operation and the conditions that prevail at this
particular spot. The temperature that prevails within a certain room is always subjected to certain variations. These variations result as a consequence
of different factors, such as the switch temperature difference of the controller itself, the characteristics of the room that needs to be controlled like,
for example, the heating up speed, the actually occurring heat loss, etc.
Technical measure implemented in order to achieve a more constant, scilicet likewise continuous temperature when using a two-position controller
for the control of a heating system. Usually it takes some time until the heat is, by the air flow that exists inside a certain room, being conveyed to the
corresponding controller. Until to the point the bimetal strip in the controller is being heated up to the desired switching point, there is often much more
heat energy underway than as desired and predefined by the set value actually adjusted at the controller. The effect of this thermal super-push can be
remedied only if the controller is turned off already before the time at which said super-push occurrs. This switching operation is realised by means of
a small heating resistor (thermal feedback resistor) that exists in the immediate vicinity of the bimetal element. As soon as the controller requests “heat
supply”, voltage is supplied to this resistor to the result that the resistor simulates the existence of a room temperature that is higher than the one that
actually does not yet exist. The consequential effect is that the controller is being switched off earlier than scheduled, scilicet the controller is being turned
off prior to the attaining of the actually adjusted room temperature level so that a thermal overshooting is being prevented.
Temperature decrease:
The temperature decrease is, just as explained earlier above with regard to the thermal recirculation or thermal feedback, realised by means of a special
resistor. The actuation of this resistor is effected either manually by means of the manual operation of a switch or through the operation of a switch
clock. Once actuated, a temperature is simulated to the bimetal sensing element that is by 4 K higher than the temperature that actually exists inside the
related room. If the controller has, for example, been set to 20°C, the temperature can consequently decrease by 4 K down to max. 16°C. In the event
the temperature decreases down to a point below that, the heating system is activated and deactivated again at a temperature level above 16°C. The
level of the decrease temperature actually to be realised depends on different factors, such as the quality of the heat insulation of the related building
and the desired temperature decrease time (for example one night, one weekend, holidays or similar).
The mechanical range suppression is realised by means of so-called setting pins or setting elements (red / blue) that exist underneath of the related
adjusting knob. They enable to restrict the temperature setting range mechanically. An unintended misadjustment of the corresponding set values in, for
example, children‘s rooms or public buildings can thus be prevented.
The so-called proportional band defines as the zone of the input variable within which the controller delivers a continuous output signal. This means
that, within this proportional band, the controller maintains the room temperature continuously at nearly always the same level (provided however that
the available calorific output of the heating system is sufficient).
Neutral zone:
The so-called neutral zone defines as the control range within which neither any heating nor any cooling operation takes place.
Defrosting:
Defrosting defines as de-icing or heating up of the heat exchangers or cooling units. Defrosting is needed in order to ensure that the system is main-
tained in a condition that allows to operate it efficiently.
2-pipe air conditioning systems are, in dependence on the requirements, supplied through the same pipe system either with heating or with cooling
water (forward and return flow).
4-pipe air conditioning systems are, in dependence on the requirements, supplied through one heating or cooling circuit each with heating or cooling
water (4-pipes).
Heat pumps:
Use of heat pumps as air conditioning systems: Modern heat pumps can be used for both the cooling and heating of rooms. As processes can be
inversed in a reversible manner when using modern systems, they can be utilised for the execution of heating and cooling operations.
Cooling ceilings:
Cooling ceilings count among the group of systems that are usually described as surface air conditioning systems. Often, cooling ceilings are being
applied in offices for passive cooling purposes. To enable this, cool water (mostly of a temperature of 16°C) is being conveyed through a network of
small tubes to the result that the air in the room is cooled down. Deeper flow temperatures can, on account of the risk of the formation of defrost or
condensed water.
Reversing valves:
Reversing valves (four-way valves) enable to realise a reversing cycle. The condenser is, in the course of this cycle, used as vaporiser in such manner
that the cooling unit is getting warmer and is thus being defrosted.
A liquefier or condenser is a heat conveyor, which is used in refrigeration systems inside of which a medium, through the dissipation of heat, is being
liquefied that is in the vapour state. Usually, the coolant is cooled down in the condenser to a much lower temperature level. The condenser used in
refrigeration system is, in order to distinguish the term from the one used in German language to define an electrical capacitor (“Kondensator” in German
in both cases), termed in German as a so-called “liquefier”. As the liquid medium is being vaporised in it through the supply of heat, the vaporiser by
contrast causes exactly the opposite process.
Split type air conditioners consist of at least two heat exchangers, one of which is installed inside the room that is to be cooled. This heat exchanger
operates as vaporiser, while the other is used for the dissipation of the absorbed heat. Most of the currently applied split type air conditioning systems
enable the operation in inverse mode, scilicet can be also be used for the heating of the related rooms in the event the supply of heat was required.
So-called multi-split type air conditioning systems consist of several vaporisers that are all connected to one condenser (liquefier).
Procedure for the generation of a quasi-continuous transfer behaviour of a controlled system. The time constant associated with a certain transmission
path is influenced by the variation of the duty cycle at the path input in such manner that a quasi-continuous signal form is being created at its output.
Explain as electrically addressable valves for the control of, for example, the passage of warm water through a heating system. Usually, one distingu-
ishes between so-called ON/OFF and proportional actuators. Proportional valves are used for the connection of controllers the control behaviour of
which is quasi-continuous.
Continuous controllers:
These controllers deliver an analogue output signal. The value of the analogue output signal varies continuously, scilicet without any discontinuities in
dependence on the output signal.
Explains as a so-called control algorithm that, for example upon the transgression of the set temperature, effects the deactivation of the system and
causes its reactivation once the set temperature is being underrun. Both the room and the temperature inside of it are always subject to certain varia-
tions (control deviations). These variations are a consequence of the typical switching difference of the controller and the characteristics of the related
room, such as the required heating up speed, the heat loss actually occurred, etc.
Three-point control:
Miscellaneous
Three-point controllers enable to perform control operations in or between the three operating modes “heating”, “neutral zone” and “cooling”.
Problem Cause
The temperature variation in a certain room is de- 1.) The neutral conductor was not connected to terminal 4 of the controller.
tected to be very high (approx. 5 – 8 K).
2.) The neutral N has been connected to terminal 4 of the controller, but was con-
nected to the distribution system (distribution box, fuse box).
It is found that the adjusting knob (director) requires 1.) The incoming or outgoing (switched) phase were confused. This is why there is
to be set to a temperature level above the desired permanently voltage present at the feedback resistor with the same result as if
room temperature. there was a temperature decrease operation going on in the related room. What
is more, the temperature variation actually to be noticed is very high (approx.
5 – 8 K)
2.) The calorific output of the heating system with respect to the room that needs
to be heated is too weak. This is why the operating time of the controller is too
long. In consequence, the feedback resistor too is active for too long with the
same result as if there was a temperature decrease operation going on in the
related room.
3.) Foreign heat sources (e.g. solar radiation, the TV, a lamp, etc.) exert an influ-
ence on the controller. The influence of these foreign heat sources simulates
the existence of a higher temperature level to the controller, so that the room is
heated up insufficiently.
It is found that the adjusting knob (director) requires 1.) The controller has, for example, been installed behind a curtain, on an outside
to be set to a temperature level below the desired wall or next to a door. This is why a lower temperature level is simulated to the
room temperature. controller with the result that the room is overheated.
The room does not get warm. 1.) An actuator is defective or fails to open the related valve.
2.) Coarse dust from the building site may have intruded into the controller. The dirt
accumulated inside of the controller prevents the related contact from closing.
3.) The controllers installed in two rooms have been connected in series. These
rooms will get warm only if both controller contacts are closed.
1.) E
specially with floor heating systems special attention must be paid to the fact that the response times can be very long. The related room is, in con-
sequence of that, heated up very slowly and will also cool down very slowly (the effects of solar radiation, for example, can lead to an overheating).
This is why it was pointless to expect that it would simply suffice to raise the adjusting knob on the controller in order to attain, in the previously
cooled down room, the desired room temperature within only the shortest possible space of time.
2.) W
ith well insulated rooms it must also be considered that the room temperature prevailing in any such rooms will fall only very slowly. This is why it
may happen that the room temperature decreases, in spite of the nocturnally performed “decrease mode” operation (temperature by 4 K lower, for
example), only by a little extent so that no activation of the heating system takes place during a longer period of time.
3.) V
ery frequently, the dirt produced at a building site that penetrated into the bimetal controller impairs the function of the device or even renders it
completely inoperative. This is why care should be taken to install the controller or controllers only after the completion of all necessary puttying,
paint- or wallpapering works. Always take care to ensure therefore that the pollution of the device with drilling dirt is excluded.
2-stage industry room thermostats, capillary system, with remote sensor JMT-211/-212 B 57
3-point control input controller for use with motor-driven actuators / PWM controller JDS-210 J 89
4-stage industry room thermostats, capillary system, with remote sensor JMT-411 B 57
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