The Series 1000 and Series 2000 Room Temperature Sensors from Siemens Building Technologies, Inc., offer a wide range of features and functionality that work in concert with the APOGEEâ Automation System to deliver exceptional occupant comfort in even the most demanding application environments.
The product family includes plain sensing-only variants, and fully interactive types with a two-line LCD that permits viewing and modifying controller points directly from the sensor’s keypad and display as well as a semi-flush mount model (Series 2000). All sensors incorporate precision temperature sensing elements to accurately and reliably measure room temperature. Their compact, low profile design results in an attractive, inconspicuous installation. A styled ventilation ring optimizes airflow through the cover for fast measurement response and superior control.
Series 1000
The Series 1000 Room Temperature Sensor provides accurate, reliable sensing of room temperature Terminal Equipment Controllers (TECs), Modular Building Controllers (MBCs), Remote Building Controllers (RBCs), Programmable Modular Controllers (PXCs) and Modular Equipment Controllers (MECs).
Optional Features:
- Digital Temperature Display
- Setpoint Adjustment
- Override Button
- Very low Maintenance
Series 2000
The Series 2000 Room Temperature Sensors provide an interactive digital link to Terminal Equipment Controllers (TECs) that allows viewing and adjusting controller points directly from the sensor’s liquid crystal display and keypad. These sensors incorporate a precision thermistor to accurately and reliably measure room temperature.
Standard Features Include:
- Programmable Liquid Crystal Display (LCD): A two-line alphanumeric LCD allows simultaneous display of room temperature, a user-selected critical point, and day/night operation status. You can configure the screen to:
- Show English or Metric Units
- Turn the Room Temperature Display On or Off
- Select a Critical Point for Display or Turn off the Critical Point Display
Standard Features Continued: