Heatit controls - Heatit ZM Thermostat 16A
Heatit ZM Thermostat is a recessed thermostat module for electric floor heating.
The thermostat allows you to control your heating via your Z-Wave network.
Heatit ZM Thermostat is a recessed thermostat module for electric floor heating. The thermostat allows you to control your heating via your Z-Wave network.
The module is equipped with a 16A relay. The thermostat requires the connection of an external wired sensor, which is included.
The Heatit ZM thermostat has an energy meter and gives you real-time information about your energy consumption.
It is equipped with overheat, overload and short circuit protections.
Technical specifications
- Z-Wave 700
- Integrated thermostat
- Application: electric heating
- Power supply: 230VAC
- Dimensions: 45 x 45 x 25mm
- Operating temperature: 5°C to 40°C
- Maximum load capacity 16A (3600W)
- Supports active energy measurement and protections
- 10 kΩ NTC sensor (supplied as standard)
- Supports SmartStart, firmware update (OTA), S2 security
Specifications
| Protocol | Z-Wave Serie 700 |
|---|---|
| Type | 230v thermostats Thermostat (Flush-mounted) |
| Function | Heating Temperature |
| Gateway compatibility | Fibaro Home Center - total compatibility Homey - total compatibility eedomus+ - total compatibility |
| Use | Heating Management Temperature/Humidity/CO2 Monitoring |
Reviews (3) - Review moderation
It is not so straightforward to replace a “standard” Feller EDIZIOdue thermostat with a smart version. Thanks to the support of Swiss Domotique, they recommended this HeatIT ZM thermostat, which can replace a Feller device. But attention, even if compatible, installation it is not so straightforword for reasons I only discovered by doing. A) The thermostat cable (included) is needed to make the module function, there is no build-in thermostat sensor. The cable is however more than a meter long and does not fit into a typical wall box. The cable can be shortened, and this has no impact on the temperature reading. B) One needs a cover for the wall box, a standard. Cover plate does not let the room-air in and would not give a proper reading. I used a Feller door-bell cover, this one has plenty holes C) The module has a led-light, this can not be turned of in the zwave parameters unfortunately, hence the light shines through the openings of the cover plate, which is a little annoying. Planning to put some black tape over it. D) Most difficult part, and I have not solved it, if everything is well positioned, and the wall box is covered, the module produces heat, which off-sets the temperature sensor by a few degrees, and this is enough of an increase to not turn on the heating, hence the room stays cold. For now I leave the sensor sticking out, which does not look very professional. One can calibrate the sensor down by a max. Of 6 degrees, but this is not enough to make it work, as the temperature inside the wall-box easily goes beyond this difference. I hope it helps you anticipate your installation.
Home Assistant 2024.2.1 Z-Wave JS UI 3.3.2 Intégration dans le réseau Z-Wave facile Setup simple Longueur de câble de la sonde de 3 mètres particulièrement apprécié Seul bémol, le manque d'entrée pour un contact, par exemple pour forcer la température de setpoint à une valeur prédéfinie en cas de dysfonctionnement de la centrale. De bonne manufacture
This is a simple thermostat that works. It is very well supported by the Fibaro HC3 gateway where I could set heating schedule and add a scene to stop the heating if the window is open and restart after it is closed back. All in a few minutes. It's a cost effective solution for regulating the temperature in a room with electrical heating, if you don't need a local display.