Heating system control
Heating system controllers, also called temperature controllers or heating control systems, regulate the temperature of radiators within a closed heating system. In their simplest form, heating controllers are manually operated thermostats on the radiators with a scale ranging from the snowflake symbol to 5. In reality, these are heating regulators, but in practice they are often equated with heating controllers. Genuine heating system controls are more convenient and work semi-automatically, automatically or as smart heating control by transmission through an app on the smartphone or tablet.
The heating system control records the set value (control value) and adjusts the actual room temperature if there are differences. Electrical heating controls are equipped with a microcomputer that receives the values from temperature sensors and sends a signal to the motor-driven valve that performs the compensation. They work with either outdoor or room temperature sensors. By fine tuning, such as for example the outside temperature at which the heating should switch off or times when there is less heat demand, a lot of energy and thus heating costs can be saved.
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