Velleman VMB1TSW User Manual download pdf (Page 4)

 Storage capacity of 10 different pushbuttons per control function

 LED indications for:

 thermostat function for cooling

 comfort mode

 day mode

 night mode

 heater/air-conditioning status

 power supply voltage

 receiving/transmitting data over the Velbus

 Settings for:

 the desired temperature

 the desired comfort temperature for heating

 the desired day temperature for heating

 the desired night temperature for heating

 the anti-freeze safeguard temperature

 the heating limit (upper limit of the heating preset range)

 the desired comfort temperature for cooling

 the desired day temperature for cooling

 the desired night temperature for cooling

 the lower limit of the cooling preset range

 the upper limit of the cooling preset range

 the hysteresis

 calibration of the sensor

 the temperature difference for fast heating/cooling or for the differential thermostat

 the low temperature alarm (alarm when temperature drops below this value)

 the high temperature alarm (alarm when temperature rises above this value)

 the duration of temporary mode: from 1 to 65.279 minutes (45 days, 7 hours, 59 minutes)

 transmitting the current temperature over the Velbus:

o only when requested

o only when changes occur

o at specific time intervals, selectable between 10 and 255 seconds (4 minutes 15 seconds)

 resetting minimum and maximum temperature

 the zone (each sensor can belong to a specific zone)

 the address of the linked sensor to set up a differential thermostat

 cycling protection delay (minimum on/off switching delay)

 Change settings through Velbus instructions or via a temperature controller (VMB1TC / VMB1TCW)

 Control through a program stored in a temperature controller (VMB1TC / VMB1TCW)

 Different modes:

 automatic: the sensor module accept all program instructions

 temporary manual: program instructions are ignored during a specific period of time

 manual: all program instructions are ignored and local control is locked

 The learned pushbutton functions and settings are retained when voltage drop-outs occur

 246 possible addresses (setting via rotary switches)

 Required power supply: 12 to 18VDC

 Consumption when not in use: 12mA

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Maximal consumption: 15mA

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Dimensions (W x H x D): 43 x 46 x 22mm

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