Thermostats, pumps and boiler room equipment
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The AVANSA TH-2B is a mechanical immersion thermostat intended for use in heating...
The AVANSA 110 C is a thermostat for controlling circulation pumps in heating and...
The AVANSA 110 E is a thermostat for controlling heating pumps in boiler rooms. It...
The AVANSA 110 R is a dual-function thermostat for controlling two pumps...
The AVANSA 110Z is a boiler room thermostat for controlling heating and DHW...
The Euroster UNI2 is a multifunctional controller for heating systems with two...
The Euroster UNI3 is a controller for weather-based heating systems, suitable for...
The Euroster 11 B programmable thermostat is designed for central heating systems...
The Euroster 11 M programmable thermostat is designed for central heating systems...
The Euroster 11 C is a wall-mounted electronic thermostat designed for heating...
The Euroster 11 E is a programmable thermostat designed for central heating and...
The Euroster 11 Z is a programmable thermostat for heating systems with two...
The AVANSA Adex Comfort R is a boiler room controller designed for use in heating...
The ALEX HX10 solar pump unit is intended for small residential solar systems with...
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Thermostats and thermostats, controls for circulators and boiler rooms
Regulations or thermostats for circulator control are shown below. They are used to set the temperature that is most often sensed on the boiler piping and turn the circulator on or off according to the temperature. This solution is particularly useful for heating the storage tank, storage vessel or boiler circuit protection.
Tthermostats for pumps are available in various designs, the simplest design being the classic bench thermostat, which operates on the basis of a bimetal that closes a contact, most often the pump phase. The second group are electronic thermostats, where it is also possible to set the thermostat hysteresis, automatic or manual operation and even to retrain the pump in a period of one week because of possible pump freezing outside the heating season.
