WIRELESS room controller (controller) RYMASKON® RYM 1361C-RH-WMOD-B

The room control units of the Rymaskon® 1000 series are designed for controlling (up to 2 air-conditioning zones) in residential, hotel and office premises and individually regulate the heating, cooling and fan stages of the indoor area. The controller variants can be operated as stand-alone units using the integrated control functions PI, PWM or 2-/3-point control. The product family stands out with its refined design, intuitive operation and the many combination options offered by the individual components.
The room control units Rymaskon® 1000 C (controller) are used for controlling and regulating heating fan convectors and fan coil units (fan coil). Depending on the model variant, the units are available with analog outputs (0 -10 V) as well as with digital / relay outputs, for controlling heating valves, cooling valves, 6-way valves, stepped fan stages or EC fan stages. Control is carried out via PI, PWM or 2-/3-point control. With the changeover function, 2- and 4-pipe systems can be operated.
The Modbus communication interface or W-Modbus enables the control and monitoring of the air-conditioning parameters on the controller at any time via the BMS. In addition, the functions solar shading (roller shutters, blinds) or lighting (with dimming function) can be controlled via the bus. The optical display is provided by a 2" TFT display, and operation is via capacitive keys (touchkeys).

In addition to the integrated temperature and humidity sensor, sensors for CO2 and VOC are optionally available. Furthermore, an input for a passive temperature sensor (NTC10K) and an input for a potential-free contact are available. This makes it possible, for example, to connect a window contact or a condensation monitor. This provides all options for flexibly and individually air-conditioning the rooms.
All device types are available in the timeless Iduna 3 enclosure (112 x 89.5 x 24 mm) in white or black. Wall mounting is carried out on standard flush-mounted back boxes.