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7. Control panel
7.1 Description
The control panel is battery operated and communicates with the radio via a radio connection with the
weather station.
7.2 Placement of the control panel
Select an installation location that is not exposed to direct sunlight; otherwise measurement of the indoor
temperature will not be correct.
The temperature sensor is built into the underside of the control panel. The control panel should not be
mounted over a radiator for the same reason. Ensure that direct drafts from windows or doors do not give
incorrect measurements.
Max. Distance between the control panel and the weather station:
- In open field up to 200m
- Inside buildings through 2 floors made of concrete with iron (no guaranties)
If the control panel and the weather station cannot get in contact place the control panel 10cm beside the
current location.
7.3 Mounting holes on the control panel
7.4 Radio signal
During planning, consideration should be given to adequate signal reception. The range of the radio unit is
limited by legislation for radio equipment, as well as the condition of the building, the walls and ceilings of
which the radio signal will pass through.
In order to avoid the reception quality from being affected, there should be a distance of at least 30 cm
between radio transmitters. Thus, both the control panel and weather station should be placed at a sufficient
distance from other radio transmitters. Strong local transmission devices, such as headsets, which send on
the same frequency (868.2 MHz), can impair reception. The control panel should never be mounted in the
immediate proximity of metal surfaces.
Measures in mm
3 x oval holes 13 x 5 mm
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