Digital Thermostats

A floor sensor is a device that is connected to the thermostat, and allows the floor temperature to be fully controlled. 

The floor sensor is wired back to the thermostat, and connected to the “NTC” terminal. There is no polarity on the cables. 

We always recommend to install a floor sensor. The electronic programmable thermostats can be programmed to operate as any 1 of these 3 options:

• Air sensing.
• Floor sensing only.
• Air & floor sensing. 

A Floor sensor must be installed when floor or floor/air sensing is chosen. 

Without a floor sensor, the maximum floor temperature cannot be controlled. A floor sensor is essential with wood, vinyl or carpet floor coverings. 

The heating will start and end the away mode at the beginning (00:00) of the day. If the start day is today, then away mode starts immediately. 
 

Yes it can. From the main menu, go to Settings > Options > Dim level, and select OFF. With the same navigation, the safety lock, forecast (adaptive function, both start and end), window open and min. floor temperature can also be turned off. 

Twenty minutes in room regulation mode and 20/40/60 minutes in floor regulation mode or room/floor regulation mode. The time depends on the response time of the floor (light/heavy floor). 

Temporary unlock by pushing the quick button on the side. To unlock permanently from the main menu, go to Settings > Options > Safety lock, and select OFF. 

Yes it can. The back part only contains a relay, power supply, and terminals. 

Turn the thermostat off at the mains, and turn it back on again. 
If this doesn’t resolve the issue, the back section and the front section are not connected properly. The user should remove the front section and the back section, move it forward then try putting the front section back on again. This should resolve the issue. 

This indicates the 2 cores are touching on the floors sensor, which happens if the sensor has been damaged. If this is the case, you can start by checking the wiring on the back of the thermostat to make sure there are no loose connections. If the connections are okay, then you will need to test the resistance of the floor sensor using a multimeter; it should get a reading of between 10-20 kOhms. If the reading is significantly lower or higher than this, the floor sensor is damaged and will require replacement. 

Yes you can. The DEVIreg™ Touch / ECtemp Touch works with floors sensors from DEVI, Warmup, Aube, OJ, Eberle, Ensto, Fenix, Raychem, Teplolux and many others. 

The target (3 circles) symbol on the bottom right of your screen indicates a point to press the screen if you wish to wake it up. 

The hand symbol in the top left corner indicates the timer function is off, and the thermostat is operating in manual mode. 

These arrows indicate the thermostat is providing power to the underfloor heating system, and it is currently warming up.