Overview page

The Overview tab provides a summary of the device, its internal sensors, and connected sensors.

RFTC-3

• Current Date and Time : Displays the exact current time and date, allowing users to track the operational timing of the device.

• Internal Sensor Temperature: Temperature measured by the built-in sensor inside the device.

• Humidity: Current relative humidity measured by the internal sensor.

• Control Temperature: The temperature value used by the RFTC for control. This may come from a connected temperature sensor or a combination of the RF sensor and the internal sensor.

• Current Temperature Mode: Indicates the currently selected temperature mode. Available modes:

  • Comfort – Optimal comfort mode for everyday use.

  • Standby – Standby mode with reduced energy consumption.

  • ECO – Energy-saving mode for cost-effective operation.

  • Building Protection – Maintains a minimum temperature to prevent damage caused by freezing.

Manual Control

The RFTC-3 device allows for easy control of key functions via the following options:

Output

• Complete activation or deactivation of RFTC regulation.

• Enables the user to turn heating or cooling control on or off as needed.

FAN

• Controls the fan speed.

• Available speed levels: 1, 2, 3, and AUTO.

• In AUTO mode, the fan speed is automatically regulated based on the current room temperature, ensuring optimal performance and energy savings.

ECO

• Enables or disables the ECO mode.

• ECO mode is designed for energy-efficient operation, allowing the device to run with reduced power consumption—ideal for lowering operational costs without significantly reducing comfort.

External Sensors

The RFTC-3 device supports displaying data from connected external sensors:

External Temperature Sensor

• Displays the current temperature measured by the connected external temperature sensor.

• Allows accurate temperature monitoring in various parts of the building or specific equipment areas.

Input States

• Input 1 and Input 2:

  • Indicate the status of connected inputs.

  • States can be either active or inactive.

  • Provide users with information about the condition of connected devices or sensors, which can be used for automation and system monitoring.

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Configuration is performed in the "Periphery" tab.

RF Sensors

This section displays temperature and humidity values from the connected RFTI-20B sensor. Additionally, it shows the status of connected RF motion and magnetic detectors, such as RFWD and RFMD. These detectors provide real-time feedback on presence and window/door status, enabling automated responses in HVAC control (e.g., switching modes when a window is opened or when a room is unoccupied).

Configuration is performed in the "Periphery" tab.