Performance features
- smallest design, high temperature resistant due to special metals and ceramics
- approved for use in heat generating plants,TÜV DIN tested, DIN EN 14597_2012-09
- intrinsically safe design, maintenance-free with professional mounting on the flue pipe
- Changeover contact with radio transmitter 868 MHz for release of the exhaust air system in case of cold combustion site
- max. medium temperature 500°C, at guard plate 180°C, at switch / transmitter housing max. 65°C
- external short helix antenna for best radio performance
- internal lithium battery for up to 6 months operation
- Increased safety, release of the exhaust air system only with functioning window solenoid or thermoswitch
- the assembly is carried out by a specialist company
Hint: When mounting the probe, make sure that it is not bent or damaged.
FTW transmitter housing is black. Window transmitter is telegrey, on request at extra charge in any RAL color
Technical data receiver FDS 100
Operating voltage: | 230 V~ / 50 Hz |
Power consumption: | approx. 5.5 W |
Relay switching capacity: | 1150 VA / 5 A |
Radio frequency: | 868 MHz |
Reach: | up to max. 20 m in free field, for applications within a room |
Functional area: | -15° C / +40° C |
Protection class: | IP 40 |
Receiver (HxWxD): | 121x57x46 mm |
Technical data window contact switch FDS 100
Battery | CR2032 / 3 V |
Receiver (HxWxD) | 53x53x31 mm |
Transmitter (HxWxD): | 55x31x18 mm |
Magnet (HxWxD): | 55x15x18 mm |
Spacer plate (HxWxD): | 55x15x5 mm |
Technical data temperature control transmitter FTW 519
Switching threshold: | 40°C +/-7K, approx. 15K Hysteres |
max. sensor temperature: | 500°C |
max. ambient temperature: | 180°C |
max. switch housing temperature: | 65°C |
Response time: | less than 45 seconds |
Assembly: | 3 holes in the flue pipe, must be mounted by specialist company |
Dimensions (HxWxD): | approx. 183x68x85 mm, incl. antenna |
Battery included | CR2 3 Volt Longlife |
WEEE NO.: EN91394868
So far it works perfectly. For us it was important not to always have to open the window when the fireplace is not in use.