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STIBUS

BUSing® Thermostat

To control the temperature in the home.

•	Integrated circuit
•	0-50ºC Temperature sensor range
•	Supply 12V.d.c.
•	Consumes: 150mA
•	2 PWM outputs to connect to transistor, to connect a heating and to an air conditioning circuit. 300mA outputs (max 30Vd.c.)
•	Mounted in a 3 module flush box.
•	Size: 95x55x15mm

Description

The STIBUS is a similar device to the TRMD, with the difference being that it does not have a touch screen. The device acts as a BUSing®temperature sensor. It is designed to be controlled from the PPC10 or CGBUS touch screens.

It has 2 signal outputs in an open collector to act on the heating and/or air conditioning. It has a discreet PID regulator incorporated to achieve greater comfort and energy savings.

Technical Characteristics

Inputs

•	Off: Continues reading the temperature, but the outputs remain deactivated.
•	BUS control: The outputs of the device are controlled with BUS events. The PI regulator is deactivated.
•	Only BUS: The preselected temperature can only be modified by BUS events. The PI regulator is activated.
•	Mixed: The preselected temperature can be modified by BUS or locally (TRMD). The PI regulator is activated. The range of temperature adjustments is adjusted via the BUS.

Outputs

• 2 signal 300mA outputs (Max. 30Vd.c.).
• Synchronised BUS events with relay changes of state.

Supply
Voltage

12Vd.c.

Pbsorbed
Power

150mA

Num. of
Outputs

2

Máx. Current
per Output

300mA

Max. Voltage
in Outputs

30 V

Download Installation Manual

STIBUS_installation.pdf

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