Description
Wireless switching with an Ecaros X3D receiver
This surface-mounted receiver switches a suitable electric heating load on commands from a compatible thermostat. Thermostat-to-receiver communication is wireless, but power and heating still require electrical connections. This can be practical during renovation when a separate signal cable is difficult to install.
Electrical and practical details
| Supply | 230 V AC |
|---|---|
| Maximum switching current | 16 A; subject to exact receiver conditions |
| Communication | RF 868 MHz, X3D |
| Mounting | Surface-mounted, indoors |
| Dimensions | 120 × 54 × 25 mm |
| Operating temperature | 0–40 °C |
16 A is a maximum switching current, not a power value in watts. It also does not prove that the receiver has built-in overload protection. Have the load, wiring, protection and operating conditions assessed against the manual. This limit must not be treated as permission for every continuous load.
Thermostat, range and app control
Check thermostat and receiver model numbers before combining parts. X2D support, multiple receivers or TYDOM control must be confirmed for the exact combination. Remote operation may require a separate gateway. The receiver itself is not a Wi-Fi thermostat.
The stated radio range of up to 300 metres concerns open field. Floors, walls and metalwork affect communication inside buildings. Test the connection at the intended mounting position. A thermostat can limit unnecessary heating, but does not guarantee a fixed saving or comfort level.
Connection and advice
Have a qualified installer make the fixed 230V connection and associated protection. After pairing, check heat demand, switching off and response to radio-link loss according to the manual. We advise private and business end users, installers and wholesalers on compatible combinations and confirm supply scope and terms.