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Avansa 110 C, thermostat for pumps and boiler rooms The AVANSA 110-C thermostat...
Avansa 110 E, thermostat for pumps and boiler rooms The AVANSA 110-E thermostat...
Avansa 110 Z, thermostat for pumps and boiler rooms The AVANSA 110-Z thermostat...
Clamp-on thermostat AVANSA TH 2A for circulation pump used to...
Euroster 11 B, programmable thermostat for controlling a system with a DHW tank...
Euroster 11 C, thermostat for the central heating pumpThe electronic pump...
Euroster 11 E, thermostat for pump (central heating or DHW) Programmable...
Euroster 11 M, programmable thermostat for heating systems with a circulation pump...
Euroster 11 Z, thermostat for heating systems with two circuits and pumps...
Euroster UNI2 UNI2 is a multifunctional controller designed to control a...
The ADEX TTUV electronic thermostat consists of the TTUV1 control module, the...
ADEX midi controller is used to control wood-fired boiler rooms that are...
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Thermostats and strap-on thermostats, controls for circulation pumps and boiler rooms
Below you will find controls and thermostats for operating the circulation pump. They are used to set a temperature, most often sensed on the boiler pipe, and switch the circulation pump on or off accordingly. This solution is used mainly for heating a storage tank or buffer tank, or for protecting the boiler circuit.
Thermostats for pumps are available in various designs. The simplest is the classic strap-on thermostat, which works on the bimetal principle and closes a contact, most often the pump's phase. The second group is electronic thermostats, which also allow setting the thermostat's hysteresis, automatic or manual operation, and even weekly pump exercising to prevent the pump from seizing up outside the heating season.
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Electric thermostat ADEX TTUV | ATRIA SK628 Views -
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Saswell SCU209LED distribution unit | ATRIA SK486 Views -
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Avansa 110 E, thermostat for pumps and boiler rooms | ATRIA SK4,196 Views
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between a strap-on and an electronic pump thermostat? A strap-on thermostat works on the bimetal principle and simply closes/opens the pump contact, while an electronic thermostat lets you set hysteresis, automatic/manual operation and regular pump exercising.
- What is pump exercising for? It prevents the pump from seizing during the summer shutdown outside the heating season by running it briefly at regular intervals.
- Where is the thermostat attached? A strap-on thermostat is fitted directly onto the boiler pipe, where it senses its temperature and switches the circulation pump on or off accordingly.
- Is it also suitable for protecting the boiler circuit? Yes, a common use is precisely to protect the boiler from low-temperature corrosion by starting the pump only once a safe return temperature is reached.