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GENERAL FEATURES

Energy management

Devices

Bticino software

Adjustable probe

99 zone central unit

LOCAL CONTROL

A probe is installed in each room, for

the measurement of the temperature.

Probe models fitted with a knob also

provide easy system control:

 possibility of changing the

temperature by ±3° C compared

with the value set on the control

unit

PC PROGRAMMING

TiThermo and TiThermo Basic are

programs that enable the user to

program and configure the control

units, by setting and customising

the parameters connected with the

temperature control system. Thanks

to a dedicated function, the software

can also be used to update the

firmware of the control unit.

TEMPERATURE CONTROL

CENTRAL UNITS

The two temperature control

units ensure simple management/

programming of the whole system; in

this way, thanks to a guided menu, it

will be possible to select the operating

mode, display the temperatures of

the various zones, and change the

daily and weekly programs. Inside the

4 zone control unit is a probe. This

is a zone in itself, and it is therefore

possible to connect three more

probes, before the maximum number

of probs that can be managed by the

device is reached.

In addition to being able to manage

temperature control systems, both

in heating and cooling mode, the

99 zone control unit is also capable,

thanks to the Scenarioso mode, of

setting different temperatures in

the different zones of the system, by

means of a single control (e.g. maid

Scenarioso). 16 Scenariosos for the

winter and 16 Scenariosos for the

summer can be set.

Local Display

4 zone central unit

 possibility of managing the

operating mode (OFF; antifreeze/

thermal protection, and automatic)

 possibility of controlling the speed

of the FAN-COILS

All these functions may also be

performed using Local Display,

a recently launched Oled Touch

Screen technology control device,

connected to a probe.

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