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Radiator thermostat

Danfoss Heating Solutions

living connect® radiator thermostat

In the pages that follow we provide a number

of tips and instructions regarding the settings

you can make in the Danfoss One® system

when using your living connect® radiator ther-

mostats. By reading through this material you

The thermostat has a tiny, built-in motor that

can open and close the radiator’s valve with

a great degree of precision. The thermostat is

also equipped with temperature sensors that

are used to control the unit, as well as with a

tiny radio that enables it to “speak” with the

Danfoss Link

™ CC panel.

the child lock via the Danfoss Link™ CC panel)

Multi-function key

(used by installer)

Desired room temperature

Low battery

The living connect® display is normally turned

o, but it is activated when you press one of

the keys (it does this in order to preserve the

battery’s lifetime, which is normally about 2

years, depending on your patterns of use and

the battery’s quality).

Please note: A radiator emits heat in a relatively local

fashion in the room in which it is located. The

desired room temperature you set will apply to

surfaces (such as windows or poorly insulated

walls), you may nd it necessary to experiment

a bit to nd the temperature that provides

the desired level of comfort in the parts of the

room you actually use.

Alternatively, you can install a Danfoss Link™

RS in the room - in the area(s) you actually use

- which will assume control of the temperature

based on the location in which the sensor is

mounted (for more about the use of room sen-

valve “exercise” feature.

This means that the radiators may briey turn

on the heat only to close again shortly there-

after (this only takes a few seconds).

Valve exercise is performed once a week, al-

ways on Thursdays at 11 a.m.