Bosch Radiator Thermostat II Manual
Bosch Radiator Thermostat II Specifications
Below, you will find product specifications and manual descriptions for the Bosch Radiator Thermostat II.
The Bosch Radiator Thermostat II is a smart thermostat designed for indoor use. With its LED display, users can monitor and adjust temperature settings. Battery powered, this thermostat provides flexibility in setting and does not require a direct electrical connection. One of its features is compatibility with voice assistants such as Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, allowing users to directly control the thermostat with voice commands. This allows for a comfortable temperature change even when the user is not physically in the room. In terms of dimensions, the Bosch radiator thermostat II has a height of 51mm, a width of 51mm and a depth of 87mm, making it compact and discreet.
It works using the ZigBee interface, ensuring reliable and efficient communication between devices. The maximum room temperature of this thermometer is 50 meters, providing flexibility of installation in the room or even in different rooms. With a low standby power of 0.5W, the Bosch radiator thermostat II is designed to be energy efficient, helping users save electricity costs. Overall, the Bosch Radiator Thermostat II is a compact and versatile smart thermostat that offers remote control via voice assistance. Its LED screen and battery source make it easy to use and install in different rooms. With its ZigBee interface and indoor range, it provides reliable communication within the network. Its efficient design also helps reduce energy consumption.
Product Description
Product description The intelligent radiator thermostat controls the valve on the radiator in order to offer you greater convenience for temperature control.
Product overview
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Item |
Description |
Explanation |
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A |
Connection ring M 30 × 1.5 mm |
Is screwed onto the radiator valve or adapter. |
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B |
Display |
Only switched on when operating |
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C |
Status LED |
Multi-coloured, complements thedisplayson the screen |
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D |
  Control knob |
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E |
Battery compartment |
Make sure the polarity is correct when inserting the batteries! |
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Item |
Description |
Explanation/status |
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1 |
Battery status |
Low battery charge |
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2 |
Wireless status |
Wireless connection to the controller |
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3 |
Display area (adjustable via app) |
Display set temperature and further information (status, device fault,etc.) |
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  4 |
  Child lock |
Lock/unlock operation on the device:
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5 |
Ventilation detection |
Open window detected, valve closed |
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6 |
Room control manual |
No time programme active, room temperature is kept constant |
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7 |
Room control paused |
Room control is inactive (heating break), frost protection is ensured |
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8 |
Room control automatic |
Room temperature is changed according to the active time programme |
The status LED (C) of the radiator thermostat supplements the display with application-specific flashing codes.
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Status LED |
Device status |
Recommended action |
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Flashes orange |
Pairing mode (is active) or device is communicating with the controller |
Please wait |
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Flashes green |
Pairing mode (successful) or process confirmed |
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Flashes red |
Pairing mode (not successful) or process failed |
If this is the first pairing attempt, please try again. Otherwise observe the fault indication on the display and contact the service team if necessary. |
Resetting to factory settings
You can reset the device to its factory settings as follows:
Remove a battery. Replace the battery while holding the “â—‹” button. Hold the button pressed until the status LED rapidly flashes orange and “RES” appears on the display. Now release the button briefly and press and hold it again until the LED lights green and the notification on the dis- play disappears. The device then restarts. Please note that it can take a few seconds until the ther- mostat is ready for operation again.
- When resetting to factory settings, the set- tings and information are only lost from the device and not from the Bosch Smart Home controller.
- To re-configure the device, first delete it in the device management section of the Bosch Smart Home app and then add it again in the usual configuring process.
Maintenance and cleaning
Removing or changing batteries
To remove or change the batteries, open the cover on the bottom of the device and remove both batteries. Take care to ensure the correct polarity when replacing them. The device does not require maintenance. Leave any repairs to a specialist. Clean the device with a soft, clean, dry and lint-free cloth. When clean- ing, do not use any cleaning agents containing solvents.
Bosch Radiator Thermostat II Technical Data
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Device type designation |
BTH-RA |
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Protection class |
IP20 |
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Ambient temperature |
0 °C … + 50 °C |
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Humidity |
10 % … 80 % |
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Housing dimensions (W × H × D) |
51 × 51 × 87 mm |
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Weight (without batteries) |
135 g |
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Radio frequency band |
2.4 – 2.4835 GHz |
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Radio protocol |
ZigBee 3.0 |
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Max. transmitting power |
3 mW |
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Radio range in the open |
< 50 m |
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Software class |
A |
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Receiver category |
2 |
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Batteries |
2 × LR6/Mignon/AA (alkaline) |
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Battery lifespan (typical) |
< 2 years |
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Degree of soiling |
2 |
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Mode of operation |
Type 1 |
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Valve connection |
M30 × 1.5 mm |
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Max. power consumption |
220 mA / < 0.8 W |
Readmore and Download Bosch Radiator Thermostat II Manual
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Title |
: Bosch Radiator Thermostat II Manual |
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Format |
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Pages |
: 11 Pages |
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Language |
: English |
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File Size |
: 351 KB |
