Meters, sensors and controllers, and how each connects to Edge.
136 device pages · 37 manufacturers with device pages
210 devices
Aqara’s Radiator Thermostat E1: a Zigbee 3.0 valve head for M30 × 1.5 mm valves, with RA, RAV and RAVL adapters in the box, a 5 to 30 °C setpoint, window detection and an input for a room temperature from another sensor. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
Aqara’s Radiator Thermostat W600 is a battery-powered valve head for wet radiators. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
Bosch’s Radiator Thermostat II is a Zigbee 3.0 valve head for wet radiators. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
Bosch’s battery-powered Room Thermostat II is a Zigbee 3.0 wall unit that measures room temperature and humidity, holds heating and cooling setpoints from 5 to 30 °C and takes an optional 10 kΩ NTC probe, such as a floor sensor. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
The Danfoss Ally radiator thermostat is a Zigbee 3.0 certified valve head with PID control. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
Danfoss Icon2 controls hydronic underfloor heating room by room. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
The Eurotronic Spirit Zigbee is a German-made radiator thermostat on the Zigbee Home Automation 1.2 profile. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee radiator valve head for M30 × 1.5 valves, with a 5 to 45 °C setpoint, ±0.5 °C accuracy, open-window detection and a boost mode, running on two AA cells. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A wall-mounted Zigbee 3.0 thermostat for two-pipe and four-pipe fan coil units, switching the heating valve, cooling valve and three fan speeds, with built-in temperature, humidity and PIR occupancy sensing. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A mains-powered Zigbee thermostat for 2-pipe and 4-pipe fan coil units. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A mains-powered Zigbee wiring centre for hydronic underfloor heating. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee radiator valve head from Schneider Electric’s Wiser range, set from 5 to 30 °C in 0.5 °C steps, with an M30 × 1.5 ring nut and a Danfoss RA adapter in the box. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A flush-mounted 230 V Zigbee thermostat from Schneider Electric’s Exxact range that switches up to 16 A of electric heating through its own relay, controlling on room temperature or a floor probe, with a touch screen. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered radiator valve head with both Bluetooth and Zigbee radios, a rotary knob that sets the temperature in 0.1 °C steps, and a Zigbee interface that accepts an external room temperature and occupancy from the controller. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A Zigbee 3.0 wall thermostat for electric baseboards, convectors, fan heaters and radiant ceilings up to 3000 W at 240 V. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
The 4000 W version of Sinopé’s Zigbee 3.0 baseboard thermostat, for electric heaters drawing up to 16.7 A at 240 V. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A Zigbee 3.0 thermostat for electric floor heating cables and mats up to 3600 W at 240 V, with a floor sensor, a built-in Class A ground fault interrupter and an auxiliary output. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A 24 V AC Zigbee 3.0 thermostat with two 1 A outputs, for hydronic floors and radiators, furnaces without fan control, and electric heaters switched through a relay. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 radiator valve head for M30 × 1.5 mm valves, with a 4 to 35 °C setpoint, open-window detection, frost protection and an input for a room temperature from another sensor. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 radiator valve head for M30 × 1.5 valves, holding a 5 to 30 °C setpoint in 0.5 °C steps, with comfort and eco temperatures, open-window detection, frost protection and up to ten schedule steps a day. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A battery-powered Zigbee 3.0 radiator thermostat made in Germany, for M30 × 1.5 valves. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
A DIN-rail Zigbee 3.0 controller for underfloor heating manifolds, with 10 thermostats and 10 valve outputs in one module. Edge reads it through the Gateway’s Zigbee radio.
Gateway for two-way control and integration of AirCon Units. AZAI6ZBEMHI for Mitsubishi Heavy. Reports room temperature, and exposes a switched output, a heating setpoint, a cooling setpoint, an operating mode and a fan mode.
Acova Madras IHC towel radiator (Zigbee thermostat). Reports room temperature, and exposes a heating setpoint and an operating mode with field calibration.
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