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Möhlenhoff UFH Valve Actuator 24V
£17.99The thermo-electric actuator is used for opening and closing small valves and distributor valves on surface heating circuits and cooling systems. The main application area of application is the energy-efficient individual room control in the field of domestic appliances and building automation. The control of the actuator drive is 24 V.
With pluggable cable powered by a 24 V current controls the rooms' temperatures with two-point output or pulse-modulation. This 5th generation valve actuator is specifically designed for customer-specific use; the modular construction offers various differentiation options for customer-specific designs. Learn More -
HomeMatic Wireless 4 Channel Switch
£52.99This radio receiver from the new HomeMatic series provides 4 switching channels with relay output. A wide operating voltage range of 7 V to 15 V allows a variety of applications in the low voltage range. The BidCoS bidirectional protocol is particularly reliable because it acknowledes of operation of the receiver. Learn More -
HomeMatic Roller Shutters Actuator
£49.95The new flush-mounted (roller) shutter actuator from HomeMatic can be used in a large range of applications such as internal blinds, external window/door roller shutters, shutter grills, retractable shutters, etc. and can be seamlessly integrated in your house automation system with or without a particular switch program dependency. The actuator can be operated locally - additional adapter and rocker plate required - or from any iOS / Android / Windows enabled mobile device.
In conjunction with an external roller shutter it provides your property with extra security and a better internal climate control, keeping rooms cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter, as well as adding noise reduction benefits when closed.
And, with your HomeMatic mobile app you can control your shutters from anywhere in the world!!! Learn More
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