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Baseboard heating controls - Ken

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Dan Peel
Dan Peel Member Posts: 431
in THE MAIN WALL
and drive a relay in the BBD. You won't find much out there in a single step remote for 220V at the amp ratings required unless you use relays. Enjoy....Dan

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  • Ken_2
    Ken_2 Member Posts: 2
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    Baseboard heating controls

    I have a project where I need to put electronic controls (on the adjacent wall)on a group of baseboard heaters. Rather than rewire all of the 220VAC circuits, I'd would like to simply find baseboard heater with wireless (IR or otherwise) remote controls -- like the Sanyo 2-part AC systems. Is anyone aware of heaters with wireless remote controls?

    THanks, Ken
  • DanHolohan
    DanHolohan Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 16,530
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    I think

    Danfoss has something for this.
    Retired and loving it.
  • Ken_2
    Ken_2 Member Posts: 2
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    maybe not

    Thanks for the recommendation on Danfoss. I checked their www site and they do have wireless products for hydronic heat -- but I could not find anything for standard electric baseboard heat? Any other ideas???
  • DWood
    DWood Member Posts: 60
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    wireless

    I agree with Dan, the Danfoss wireless (TP-RF) is a 24 volt dry contact for 1 -3 zones. You can use the dry contact to energize any thing you want. For more info, email me or contact Danfoss at 443-512-0266 or fax 443-512-0270.
    DWood
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