Danfoss Electronic Controllers

Danfoss

September 19, 2017

Electronic controllers for district heating and domestic hot water systems. The electronic controllers are intelligent temperature regulators which by means of weather compensation and application keys can be adapted to a variety of district heating systems, ensuring high comfort level and optimum energy utilization.

The range covers very simple electronic controllers with traditional analog operation as well as advanced electronic controllers with a fully digital interface.

A common feature of all controllers is that they are easy to operate. The more advanced controllers of the ECL Comfort range use intelligent USB-key technology, and the illustrations of the graphical display on the controllers make it simple to get a quick overview of the system.

For more information:

http://products.danfoss.com/productrange/heatingsolutions/electronic-heating-controllers-pi-controllers/electronic-controllers/#/

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