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Duco CO2 room sensor with control RF/Wired black

Brand: Duco


Duco CO2 room sensor with control RF/Wired black
Duco CO2 room sensor with control RF/Wired black
Duco CO2 room sensor with control RF/Wired black
Duco CO2 room sensor with control RF/Wired black
Duco CO2 room sensor with control RF/Wired black
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  • With control RF/Wired
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Moisture sensor RF / Wired - Black

The Duco Moisture room sensor RF can be used to control the DucoBox Silent, Energy and Focus. The switch is powered by 230V or 24V and communicates wirelessly ('RF') or wired ('Wired'). This control switch comes in the colour black, but is also available in a white variant.

This Duco Vocht room sensor measures the moisture content in the (living) space and controls the ventilation system accordingly. The switch has four different ventilation settings: low, medium, high and an auto setting. When the Auto setting is pressed, the ventilation system is automatically controlled on the basis of humidity.

The three positions of the switch are always temporary: 15 minutes for the exhaust. Afterwards, the system goes back to 'AUTO' or 'Low' mode if there is no sensor in the control switch.

Brand Duco
Category Duco Controls
GTIN 5425037150613
Manufacturer's item number 0000-4603
Article number 19140020

Specifications

Category code 113
Scope of application Room
With mounting material No
Suitable for wall mounting Yes
Suitable for ceiling mounting Yes
Suitable for duct mounting No
Suitable for tube mounting No
Suitable for air Yes
Suitable for liquids No
Suitable for gases Yes
With housing No
Cover attachment Snapped on
Suitable for Ducobox Focus, Ducobox Reno, Ducobox Silent, Ducobox Silent Connect

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