Danfoss Remote Control Element - B00901S674

This remote control element is designed for radiators or convectors that are hidden or difficult t...

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This Danfoss Remote Control Element is ideal for users needing to manage heating in radiators or convectors that are hard to reach or aesthetically concealed. Its primary benefit is offering flexible installation and discreet operation, allowing precise temperature control in inconvenient locations. A potential caveat is the need for a well-accessible mounting spot for the integrated bulb and adjustment button. Key features include anti-frost protection, limit and lock settings, an adjustable temperature range, and a flexible capillary tube.

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Model Part Numberlocalization_B00901S674
BrandDanfoss

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FAQs

Can I install this myself?

Yes, the design emphasizes ease of installation. However, depending on your chosen mounting location (e.g., recessed installation), some DIY experience or professional help might be beneficial.

What is the maximum length of the capillary tube?

The capillary tube has a hair length that extends from 0 to 5 meters, providing significant flexibility in placement.

How do I set the temperature limits?

The unit features limit and lock settings. Refer to the product manual or look for markings on the adjustment button to set your desired minimum and maximum temperature range.

Is this suitable for all types of radiators?

This element is designed for radiators or convectors. Ensure it is compatible with your specific radiator valve connection.

Does it require electricity?

No, this is a mechanical thermostatic control element and does not require batteries or electrical power.

What temperature range can it control?

The adjustable range is from 8°C to 28°C, allowing for precise climate control.

What does 'anti-frost protection' do?

Anti-frost protection prevents the radiator from freezing in cold conditions by maintaining a minimum temperature, typically around 5-7°C, when the control is set to its lowest setting.

Troubleshooting

Temperature is not adjusting

Verify the capillary tube is correctly connected to the radiator valve and is not kinked. Ensure the adjustment button is set to the desired temperature within the adjustable range (8-28°C).

Unit feels loose after mounting

Re-secure the mounting of the control unit. Ensure appropriate fixings are used for the wall type or mounting location.

Anti-frost protection is not working

Confirm the temperature setting is below the freezing point (typically around 5-7°C) and that the limit settings are not preventing it from reaching this low temperature.

Adjustment button is stiff or difficult to turn

Gently try to operate the button. If it remains stiff, ensure no debris is obstructing it. Avoid forcing the button, as this could cause damage.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Easy to install in various configurations.
  • Discreet and compact design fits any interior.
  • Offers precise temperature control with adjustable range.
  • Includes practical features like anti-frost protection and locking.
  • Long capillary tube provides installation flexibility.

Cons

  • Requires a separate, accessible location for the control unit.
  • May require professional installation for certain mounting types.
  • Limited to radiator or convector applications.
  • Does not offer smart home integration or remote app control.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Identify a suitable, easily accessible location for the control unit (bulb and adjustment button).
  2. Mount the unit securely using appropriate wall fixings or by integrating it into skirting boards or recessed areas.
  3. Connect the capillary tube to the radiator valve, ensuring it is not kinked or damaged.
  4. Adjust the desired temperature using the integrated button, setting the limits and lock if required.

Compatibility:

This remote control element is designed to work with Danfoss radiator valves and similar compatible systems. Ensure your existing radiator valve is suitable for use with a remote control element. The specific model `013G5065` is part of the Danfoss range.

Care:

  • Keep the control unit clean by wiping it with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Ensure the capillary tube is not exposed to excessive heat or physical damage.
  • Periodically check that the temperature setting remains as desired and that the limit/lock functions are engaged correctly.