Secure SRT 323 “Thermostat”

The module

module

The jeedom visual

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Summary

The SRT323 is a wall-mounted battery-operated thermostat. It has a rotary button allowing the user to adjust the set temperature in the room. This thermostat incorporates a charge control relay. There is therefore no need to install an actuator near the boiler.

By checking the setpoint temperature with the actual measured temperature, the thermostat decides to activate the boiler. In addition, this thermostat incorporates a TPI (time-proportional integral) algorithm, allowing optimization and fairer adjustment of the temperature of your environment.

The thermostat can receive the set temperature from another Z-Wave controller, and can also be used as a temperature sensor. The thermostat itself does not have a built-in timer but performs Z-Wave and local commands.

It can be used as a direct replacement for existing thermostats, without having to make any wiring changes. The TPI algorithm will allow optimizing the switching on and off of the boiler in order to best maintain the set temperature, without “exceeding” it. TPI controllers have been shown to provide considerable energy savings compared to traditional heating controllers.

The SRT323 is an ideal partner for use with a home automation gateway, allowing you to remotely control your heating system. You will no longer have to worry about going home to a cold house, as long as you have a smartphone, tablet or PC close at hand and connected to the internet.

Fonctions

Technical characteristics

Module data

Configuration

To configure the OpenZwave plugin and know how to put Jeedom in inclusion, refer to this Documentation.

IMPORTANT

To put this module in inclusion mode, you must put switch 1 in the ON position, then use the dial to display L and press the dial, in accordance with its paper documentation.

inclusion

IMPORTANT

This module is finicky at inclusion. During a first inclusion always wake up the module just after the inclusion. To do this, leave switch 1 in the ON position, then with the thumb wheel, put you in position “n” and press the button. Press a second time after 10 seconds to be sure. Once done, click on the Synchronize button (visible in expert view) next to the Inclusion / Exclusion buttons. Then on the page of your module click on the magnifying glass at the top right.

Once included you should get this :

Plugin Zwave

Commandes

Once the module is recognized, the commands associated with the module will be available.

Commands

Here is the list of commands :

Configuration of the module

Then it is necessary to configure the module according to your installation. To do this, go through the “Configuration” button of Jeedom’s OpenZwave plugin. Setup plugin Zwave

You will arrive on this page (after clicking on the parameters tab)

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Parameter details :

Groupes

For optimum functioning of your module, Jeedom must be associated with the 5 groups Groupe

Good to know

Specificities

IMPORTANT

This module is on battery. So it is important to note that a change of setpoint will only be taken into account when you wake up. By default the wake up is at 86400 seconds. It is strongly recommended to decrease it to about 10 minutes. Thus a change of setpoint will be taken into account by the module at most after 10 minutes

Wakeup

To wake up this module you must put switch 1 in the ON position and with the wheel choose n and press the wheel.

Important note

IMPORTANT

You have to wake up the module : after its inclusion, after a change in configuration, after a change in wakeup, after a change in association groups

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