 | Heating control Control of the set temperature and display of the current room temperature (internal sensor of the thermostat). The measuring point is located 20 cm next to the thermostat. |
 | Valve Control Disable: Control via the set temperature is active. The thermostat regulates automatically. Enable: The valve is permanently closed. Heating is no longer possible. |
 | Heating Mode Eco Mode: The valve is slowly opened step by step until the target temperature is reached. This takes longer than rapid heating and thus saves energy. (Works only via gateway, manual control automatically uses comfort mode). Fast Mode: The valve opens very quickly after setting the temperature to reach the desired temperature. |
 | Sensors: Mounting Mode: Indicates whether the assembly mode is active. Valve control deactivated: Valve status. If this value is set to Yes, heating is no longer performed. |
 | Settings: Lock Controls: Enables/disables manual control of the thermostat Display orientation: Determines the direction from which the display can be read. Device orientation: Determine how your thermostat is installed for better temperature measurement. Valve control: Enables/disables the possibility to control the device via external window sensor. Mounting mode: Activates / deactivates the assembly mode Regulation set point offset: Allows an offset of the set point to compensate for deviating conditions, such as installed radiators or thermostat near the floor. |
| Trigger Flows (WHEN) | The target temperature has changed Temperature becomes more than XX°C Temperature becomes less than XX°C Temperature has changed Valve was closed Valve was opened Mounting mode was deactivated Mounting mode was activated Battery will be more than XX% Battery becomes less than XX%. The battery level has changed |
| Condition Flows (AND/OR) | Valve control is enabled/disabled Mounting mode is active/inactive Thermostat mode is Eco mode/Fast mode |
| Action Flows (THEN) | Set the temperature to XX°C Disable valve Activate valve Set thermostat mode to operating mode |