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MCO Home Electrical Heating Thermostat with humidity sensor Version 2
MCO Home Electrical Heating Thermostat with humidity sensor Version 2
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The MCO Home Electrical Heating Thermostat with Humidity Sensor, Version 2 (model likely MH7H-EH2 for the Electrical Heating version), is an advanced, Z-Wave Plus smart thermostat designed to control various electrical heating systems.
Here are the key features and specifications:
Functionalities:
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Application: Primarily for controlling electrical heating systems, such as:
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Heating cables (electric underfloor heating).
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Electro-thermal films.
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Electric radiators/heating actuators.
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Z-Wave Plus: Utilizes Z-Wave Plus (often referred to as Gen 5) for integration into a smart home network.
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Design: Features a modern aesthetic with a tempered glass panel and capacitive touch buttons.
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Installation: Requires a permanent mains power supply (AC85-260V) and is designed for flush-mount installation in European wall boxes.
Sensing and Control:
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Dual Sensing: Includes a built-in room temperature sensor and a humidity sensor.
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External Sensor: Supports an optional external NTC temperature sensor (e.g., for floor temperature limit) with a high-temperature protection function (cuts off heating if floor temperature exceeds 55∘C).
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Control Modes: Supports:
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Manual Mode
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Auto Mode (programmable time periods)
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Holiday/Energy Saving Mode
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Programmable Schedule: Allows for a weekly schedule with 4 events (time periods) each day (7-day or 5+2 / 5+1+1 options).
Technical Specifications (MH7H-EH):
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Power Supply: AC85-260V, 50/60Hz.
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Max Output: ≤16A (for Electrical Heating model).
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Self-Consumption: ≤1W.
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Temperature Setting Range: 5∘C to 37∘C (41∘F to 99∘F).
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Sensors: Internal NTC 15K, External NTC R25$^\circ C$=15K$\Omega$.
Version 2 Enhancement:
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The key feature of Version 2 (V2) is enhanced Z-Wave capability, specifically the ability to use Association Groups to directly control other Z-Wave binary switch actors (like plugs and relays) without requiring a constant command from the central Z-Wave gateway. This makes it more resilient and versatile in controlling various heating components.
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