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Alpha direct Balance base station

  • Intended use
  • Device overview
  • Montage
  • Electric connection
  • LED signaling
  • Commissioning mode
  • Automated hydraulic balancing
  • Maintenance
  • Disassembly
  • Hydraulic balancing remains necessary
  • Automatic heat distribution
  • Flow limiter not required
  • Cross-distribution network balancing required
  • Base station learning phase
  • Calibration
  • Compatibility
  • Cooling application
  • Switching between heating and cooling
  • Boiler control system
  • Bypassing heating zones
  • Valve protection

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Balance NFC app

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Alpha direct thermostat 55 Matrix

  • Connection diagram / port overview
  • Function »Heating– Cooling«
  • Setting the corresponding parameters
  • Setting the target temperature
  • Operating lock
  • Set display to standby mode
  • Switching the device on / off
  • RMO (operating mode)
  • BOS (Boost)
  • PRG (heating program)
  • Setting up heating programs
  • VAT (Temperature holiday mode)
  • BRW / BRS (Display brightness)
  • NET (Set up WiFi)
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  • SWT (summer time / winter time)
  • INS (Installer)
  • CMO (control algorithm)
  • WEH (type of heating)
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  • ADP (Smart Start)
  • FLT (Temperature limiter floor sensor)
  • VAL (operating principle)
  • VPA / VPD (Valve protection)
  • TSS (temperature unit)
  • WMO (manual heating / cooling)
  • CAR / CAF / CAE (calibration)
  • ALO / AHI (setpoint limiter)
  • FLO / FHI (setpoint limiter)
  • ELO / EHI (setpoint limiter)
  • ANT (time automatically)
  • COL (block cooling)
  • FAC (factory reset)
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Automated hydraulic balancing

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Alpha direct Balance Switch base station

  • Intended use
  • Device overview
  • Montage
  • Electric connection
  • LED signaling
  • Commissioning mode
  • Automated hydraulic balancing
  • Maintenance
  • Disassembly
  • Balance NFC app
  • Hydraulic balancing remains necessary
  • Automatic heat distribution
  • Flow limiter not required
  • Cross-distribution network balancing required
  • Base station learning phase
  • Calibration
  • Compatibility
  • Cooling application
  • Switching between heating and cooling
  • Boiler control system
  • Bypassing heating zones
  • Valve protection

Alpha direct Balance Switch Modbus base station

  • Intended use
  • Device overview
  • Montage
  • Electric connection
  • LED signaling
  • Commissioning mode
  • Automated hydraulic balancing
  • Register description
  • Maintenance
  • Disassembly
  • Balance NFC app
  • Hydraulic balancing remains necessary
  • Automatic heat distribution
  • Flow limiter not required
  • Cross-distribution network balancing required
  • Base station learning phase
  • Calibration
  • Compatibility
  • Cooling application
  • Switching between heating and cooling
  • Boiler control system
  • Bypassing heating zones
  • Valve protection
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SMO (sensor mode)

Setting the sensor to be used

A
Control via internal sensor (default)

F
Control via floor sensor

AF
Control via internal sensor sensor and floor sensor as temperature limiter

A2
Control via external sensor (default for the connection of an external Sensor)

A2F
Control via external sensor and floor sensor as temperature limiter


External temperature sensor

The EF 20201-N can be used as an external temperature sensor if the temperature is to be controlled in a room without the room thermostat being located in it (e.g. public authority rooms with public traffic). In this case, the temperature controller can be installed in a neighboring room and the external sensor can be routed to the room in question (cable length 3m!).

The internal temperature sensor is automatically deactivated and only the external one records the temperature of the respective room.

The minimum and maximum temperature setpoint can be limited with appropriate parameterization. (→ ELO, → EHI)


External floor temperature sensor

The EF 20201-N can perform the following functions as a floor temperature sensor:

  • As a simple temperature limiter, for example, to protect temperature-sensitive floor surfaces.
  • With appropriate parameterization, two EF 20201-N can function simultaneously as an external sensor and floor temperature sensor. (→ FLO, → FHI, → ELO, → EHI)

ATTENTION
The EF 20201-N cannot be used as a safety temperature limiter in combination with electric underfloor heating systems! See the applicable standards for electric panel heating elements DIN EN 60335-1 and DIN EN 60335-2-96.

Updated on September 30, 2026
WEH (type of heating)DIF (Hysteresis)

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