Siemens UP 204 Room Controller

Siemens

March 19, 2018

Room controller UP 204 Contouch offers extensive functions that ensure effective energy savings. Up to 18 functions can be defined for lighting and shading, scenes, text and alarm messages. The product features a built-in 7-day time switch and temperature sensor. So, rooms are heated or air conditioned at the comfort level only during the set occupancy times or when people are present. If a window is opened, the room controller changes automatically to energy- and cost-efficient protection mode. Night setback reduces energy usage during the night.

All setpoints, operating modes and fan speeds can be intuitively adjusted and selected. Self-explanatory symbols lead to an easy-to-understand menu. And the product’s operating philosophy is identical with all types of plant. There are six menu languages to choose from – ideally suited for use in hotels with international guests.

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