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Heatmiser Empty Sensor Enclosure

Heatmiser Empty Sensor Enclosure

SKU : CON0084

Overview

The Heatmiser Empty Sensor Enclosure is designed to house your temperature sensors, providing a safe and secure environment for them. This enclosure is ideal for installations where you need to protect the sensor from environmental factors or when a custom mounting solution is required.
£7.95 GBP Excl. VAT: £6.63 GBP

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Description

Heatmiser Empty Sensor Enclosure

Part Number:

Empty Sensor Enclosure – CON0084

The Heatmiser Empty Sensor Enclosure is designed to house your temperature sensors, providing a safe and secure environment for them. This enclosure is ideal for installations where you need to protect the sensor from environmental factors or when a custom mounting solution is required.

Key Features:

Dimensions: 80mm (W) x 80mm (H) x 22mm (D) – compact and easy to install in various settings.
Durable Construction: Provides a reliable and protective housing for temperature sensors.
Versatile Design: Can be used in a range of installations requiring sensor protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What’s the difference between a programmable and a smart thermostat?

    A programmable thermostat follows locally set heating schedules, while a smart thermostat may add functions such as app control, remote access, automation and additional system monitoring.

  • Can one thermostat control both radiators and underfloor heating?

    It can in some simple systems, but independently controlled radiator and UFH zones normally require separate thermostats or zone controls so each area can operate as required.

  • Do wireless thermostats need a separate receiver?

    Most wireless thermostats communicate with a receiver or compatible wireless wiring centre connected to the heating system. Check what components are included with the specific thermostat.