Discover the Effortless Temperature Management Solution – Package 4
The Package 4 is an all-in-one solution to manage your temperature with ease. It includes a built-in radio receiver and a non-programmable wireless analog thermostat (simply adjust the temperature with a dial). The package is designed to control 1 radiator.
Radiateurs can be installed in WC, bathrooms, hallways, rental properties, or locations where precise temperature control is not essential. The radio transmission is homologated throughout Europe with high immunity to external interference. This product is often chosen for its simplicity and reliability.
Easy to Install and Conceal
The Package 4 features an easy installation process, and the receiver is placed in the cable outlet (yellow) behind the radiator. This hides the radiator cable completely, making it invisible. Combine the thermostat and radiator with the push of a button, and hang the radiator like a picture with the two wall brackets.
A detailed installation guide, complete with diagrams, explanations, and videos, is provided upon delivery.
Efficient and Reliable
The Package 4 is designed to save energy and reduce power consumption. It provides a comfortable user experience and has a unique sound (click) to confirm commands. The equipment includes a 2-year warranty and is built to last.
This product is compatible with HEAT4ALL radiators and functions optimally within the HEAT4ALL system. External thermostats and receivers sold elsewhere may not work with HEAT4ALL radiators.
Technical Specifications
- Thermostat Type: Non-programmable Analog
- Radiator Control: 1 radiator
- Power Supply: 200W (infrared)
- Transmission: Radio – European Homologation
- Additional Features: Wall-mounted, Easy installation, Energy-efficient
With the Package 4, enjoy a hassle-free temperature management solution for your HEAT4ALL radiators. This pack exists in a digital programmable version: PACK2.
Please note that the warranty only applies when using HEAT4ALL radiators in combination with this Package 4.
