
Wall thermostat - basic
Keep an eye on the temperature, and ensure the smart way that your home is always properly heated. That's easy with the wall thermostat – basic.
Always the right temperature
Your home is the centre point of your life – and it's where you need security and warmth. But always just right: On normal working days, at the weekend, on holiday and sometimes at night at a party. With Homematic IP you control your indoor climate exactly how you want it, at all times. You position the wall thermostat anywhere you like in the room to allow very precise measurements. The wall thermostat now passes on all commands to your radiator thermostats and you can save up to 33 % on heating costs*.
With Homematic IP controlling the room climate is easy. In this video we show you how to teach-in devices for room climate control like for example a radiator thermostat or an optical sensor that detects if the window is open or closed.
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* In combination with window and door contacts and depending on user behaviour, structural conditions of the building and the existing heating system.