The room temperature controller has an NC contact that opens when the set room temperature is reached.
Yes this is possible as the timer has a zero-voltage contact and the neutral conductor is activated on the room temperature controller for a night-time reduction.
The holder for rocker buttons and pushbutton switches is different. Therefore, it is not possible to attach a rocker to a pushbutton switch.
The S-Color system items are available in:
- black - similar to RAL 9005
- grey - similar to RAL 7038 - pure white - similar to RAL 9010
- red - similar to RAL 3003
- blue - similar to RAL 5013
Note: Gira S-Color system items are also available in yellow and green until December 2005 to cover any add-on and replacement needs.
A “reset” returns the controller to its delivery status. To do this, press the + (plus) and - (minus) buttons at the same time for more than 10 seconds. Following this, a display test is automatically carried out. The date and time for initial start-up can be set.
Notes:
Devices with no index label (e.g. RTR top unit with clock, item no. 0389 xx)
In the case of devices with no index label, the rate deviation factor must be noted before performing the reset. You can find this factor on the back of the top unit. Once you have programmed the time and date, set the rate deviation as follows:
Devices with index label (e.g. RTR top unit with clock, item no. 0389 xx) index: I00)
In the case of devices with an index label, the rate deviation correction factor is permanently stored in the EEPROM.
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