HVAC Products

Selecting the right

control range
I General
I Standard heating
I Standard district heating
I Standard HVAC (Partial)
I Standard HVAC (Full)
I Thermostats
I Programmable systems
I Room control
Standard heating SIGMAGYR

RVP200, RVP300,
RVP500, RVL400
Standard district heating SIGMAGYR

RVD100, RVD200, RVL400

Standard HVAC (partial) Synco100/CLASSIC RKN/
POLYGYR

ACE/AEROGYR
Standard HVAC (full) POLYGYR

Joker/Synco200/
Synco700
Thermostats Heating, Air Conditioning and Monitoring
Programmable systems DESIGO/INTEGRAL RS/UNIGYR

/VISONIK

Room control DESIGO RXA, RXB, RXC/

PRFA/PRONTO
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General
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All controllers from Building Automation and HVAC
Products are graded according to their range of func-
tions, input/ output configuration and application range.
Based upon the functionality required, you simply
select the required controller and field devices and cre-
ate your HVAC scheme.
All devices can be used with a wide range of compatible
sensors, valves, actuators and peripheral devices from
the complete Building Automation and HVAC Products
ranges.
What is a Standard Controller?
The standard control range comprises easy-to-configure
HVAC controllers with preset functionality or precon-
figured application types.
With a standard controller, the user is guided through
the necessary configuration and parameter settings. Set-
ting options include DIPswitches, digital displays, hand-
held service tools or simple graphics, each according to
the controller selected.
What is a System Controller?
The programmable devices from the Building Automa-
tion Division can be tailored to suit specific applications
and building types.
With a programmable system controller, the devices are
usually configured and set to work by SBT engineers or
trained installers. The enduser usually has access to the
necessary settings, information and data via customized
displays and detailed color graphics.
Plant type Description Information
Standard Heating Heating systems produce hot water for space heating and in many cases, d.h.w. Selection chart:
A buildings heating system encompasses the areas of heat generation (boilers),

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heat distribution (pipework) and heat transfer (heat consumers or radiators). Details:

Chapter 2
Standard District District heating is usable thermal energy, which is centrally prepared and Selection chart:
Heating distributed over a large area using a heat transfer medium and a piping

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system. A district heating supply consists of 4 main parts: heat source, Details:
distribution network, substations and the consumer system.

Chapter 2
Standard HVAC Basic air conditioning plants are used to maintain the room temperature or room Selection chart:
(Partial) humidity at desired levels, to ensure the comfort levels during occupancy.

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Details:

Chapter 3, 4
Standard HVAC Full heating, ventilation and air conditioning plants (HVAC) typically require Selection chart:
(Full) a more advanced control strategy. Full HVAC plants often combine several

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plant elements in sequence (heating, cooling, humidification, dehumidification Details:
and heat recovery) and allow a more defined comfort zone.

Chapter 3, 4
Thermostats Thermostats are commonly used for individual room control, for pipe and Selection chart:
duct mounting and frost protection. The range covers almost every

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commonly encountered application in heating, cooling and ventilation. Details:

Chapter 10
Programmable Programmable systems are used where tailored solutions are required for Selection chart:
systems heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, district heat and electrical

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plant or individual room control. Details:

Chapter 7, 9
Room control Room controllers are used to provide optimal HVAC conditions for each Selection chart:
individual room (space).

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The RXC range offers in addition lighting and shutter control. Details:

Chapter 8, 9
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Standard heating
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Heating
Variants
Description
Application
Features
Dimensions
Details
SIGMAGYR

RVP200
RVP200
RVP210
Analog heating controllers
for use in residential or
smaller commercial buildings
that contain their own heat
generating plant.
Weather-compensated
flow or boiler temperature
control, with options for
room influence, time switch
and d.h.w. control.
Panel or wall mounting with
easy-to-use analog operating
elements. Options for room
unit operation, temperature
limitation and ECO energy
saver.
96 mm x 144 mm
Chapter 2
SIGMAGYR

RVP300
RVP300 RVP330
RVP310 RVP331
RVP320
Digital heating controllers
for use in residential and
nonresidential buildings.
Ideal for control of heating
zones, heat producers,
hot water plants or plants
with a district heat con-
nection.
Weather-compensated
flow temperature control
with optimum start/stop.
Suitable for control of 1 or
2 heating zones, boiler and
d.h.w.
The RVP300 controllers use
an operating line method to
display and adjust all param-
eters. Bus communication
allows control and monitor-
ing of interconnected heat-
ing plants.
96 mm x 144 mm
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SIGMAGYR

RVP 500 Series

RVP502
RVP540
RVP550
Digital energy managers
for residential and nonresi-
dential buildings containing
alternative energy plant.
Ideal for the control of heat
producers and the manage-
ment of complex storage
systems.
RVP502 is a solar controller
for optimal control of the
available energy in various
hot water storage systems.
The RVP540/550 are used
with more complex plants
requiring 2 or 3 different
heat producers.
All controllers feature solar
energy yield measurement.
Applications can be select-
ed using a tool to simplify
commissioning or via the
operating line system. Bus
communication is provided
as standard.
96 mm x 144 mm
Chapter 2
SIGMAGYR

RVL400
RVL470 RVL472
RVL471 RVL469
Multifunctional heating
controllers with analog and
digital operating elements,
for use in virtually all types
of buildings.
RVL400 controllers are
configured for all standard
heating, heat generation,
district heating and d.h.w.
applications.
Complete weather-compen-
sated heating control with
demand-dependent boiler
temperature and d.h.w.
control, plus multifunctional
relay output and solar and
wind sensing.
All parameters can be adjust-
ed via the simple user inter-
face, large display and analog
settings. Different user levels
are available plus bus commu-
nication and remote opera-
tion.
Preprogrammed plant types
can be selected, automati-
cally enabling the required
functions.
144 mm x 144 mm
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Standard district heating
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District
heating
Variants
Description
Application
Features
Dimensions
Details
SIGMAGYR

RVD100
RVD110
RVD130
Digital controllers for resi-
dential and nonresidential
buildings with own district
heat connection and d.h.w.
heating.
Control of district heat sub-
stations, space heating and
d.h.w. heating.
Optimized for low return
temperatures in district
heating networks.
Preprogrammed plant types,
DRT limitation for the reduc-
tion of peak loads/idle heat
and options for storage tank
charging and legionella pro-
tection.
96 mm x 144 mm
Chapter 2
SIGMAGYR

RVD200
RVD230
RVD240
Digital controllers for resi-
dential and nonresidential
buildings with own district
heating connection and
d.h.w. heating.
Control of district heat sub-
stations, space heating
and d.h.w. heating, or as a
primary controller in inter-
connected systems.
Optimized for low return
temperatures in district
heating networks.
Up to 28 preprogrammed
plant types, DRT limitation
for the reduction of peak
loads/idle heat. Communi-
cation capability via LPB
or M-bus plus PWM output
for controlling a variable
speed pump.
96 mm x 144 mm
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SIGMAGYR

RVL400
RVL470
RVL471
Multifunctional heating con-
troller with analog and digital
operating elements, for use
in virtually all types of build-
ings.
RVL400 devices are con-
figured for all standard
heating, heat generation,
district heating and d.h.w.
applications.
Precontrol of interconnected
plants, weather-compensated
flow temperature control with
or without room influence.
All parameters can be adjust-
ed via the simple user inter-
face, large display and analog
settings. Different user levels
are available plus bus com-
munication and remote
operation. Options include
multifunctional relay output
and heat demand signal
(DC 010 V).
144 mm x 144 mm
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Standard HVAC (partial)
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HVAC
(Partial)
Variants
Description
Application
Features
Dimensions
Details
Synco 100
RLM162 RLE162
RLA162 RLE132
RLE125
Direct mounted tempera-
ture controllers supplied
with integral temperature
sensors, mounting acces-
sories and setting unit.
Synco 100 provides ana-
log control of hot/chilled
water, heating plants,
supply/extract air systems
and rooms. Applications
are selected by DIP switch.
Directly mounted onto the
plant to reduce installation
and commissioning costs.
Devices are available in
DC 010 V or 3-position
control, with a choice of
auxiliary functions.
125 mm x 125 mm x 76 mm
Chapter 4
CLASSIC
RKN
RKN..
RKN2..
RKN8..
Panel mounted electronic
universal controllers (P, PI
or PD) for the control of
process variables such as
temperature, humidity, in-
door air quality and pressure.
Versatile controller range
for standalone operation in
small-scale HVAC systems.
A full range of devices is
available, all with simple
setting via DIP switch.
Options include limiting
functions, supply air cascade
and digital indication.
95 mm x 109 mm
Chapter 3
POLYGYR

ACE
RWC32
RWC62
RWC82
Electronic, configurable
temperature controllers
(P or PI) for heating and
ventilation plants.
Units can be mounted in
a control panel or on walls.
Ideal for control or auxiliary
functions for heating
and/or cooling plants.
Inputs for LG-Ni 1000
temperature sensors and
digital inputs.
Entering or changing of all
data via operating buttons
on the controller.
99 mm x 105 mm
Chapter 3
AEROGYR
RWI65.01
RWI65.02
Control, switching and
supervisory functions in one
unit for use in partial air han-
dling plants.
Options for demand-depend-
ent ventilation and indoor air
quality control.
HVAC temperature control of
heating + heat recovery +
cooling. Options include com-
pensation and cascade con-
trol with minimum/maximum
limitation of the supply air
temperature.
Alarm and fault indication.
Connection to other devices
by means of communication
cards.
144 mm x 144 mm
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Standard HVAC (full)
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POLYGYR

JOKER
RWX62.5030 RWX62.7036
RWX62.7032
RWX62.7034
Configurable universal con-
trollers for control or se-
quencing of HVAC plants.
Universal inputs for analog
or digital signals plus auxil-
iary functions.
All main HVAC variables
can be controlled (tempe-
rature, humidity, enthalpy,
pressure, pressure differen-
tials, air flow and indoor air
quality.
Entering a simple function
code sets the required
application and the required
inputs.
108 x 175 x 73 mm
Chapter 3
Synco
TM
200
RLU210 RLU232
RLU222 RLU236
Universal HVAC controllers
for autonomous control.
Up to 2 controllers in one
devices. Control of all
process variables normally
used in HVAC plant.
Optimized for ventilation
and air conditioning appli-
cations/chilled and hot water
control. The controllers have
proven standard applications
pre-configured, which can
be adapted where required.
Universal signal inputs can
be configured for sensor
signals, such as LG-Ni 1000,
T1, Pt1000, DC 0...10 V, or
switching contact.
Straightforward selection
of applications and commis-
sioning via user interface.
Service tool interface for
extended commissioning
functions.
Advanded, cost-saving instal-
lation technique.
124 x 95 x 86 mm
176 x 95 x 86 mm
(L x W x H)
Chapter 4
Synco
TM
700
RMU710 RMH760
RMU720 RMZ..
RMU730
Flexible, communicating HVAC controllers for control and
supervisory functions. Graded choice of functions with
extension modules. Free choice of operation, with operator
station via bus or each controller with a plug-in type or
detached operator unit. Advanced, cost-saving installation
technique.
Optimized for ventilation and air conditioning applications/
chilled water control and heating applications, boiler, heating
zone and d.h.w. control. The controllers have proven
applications preconfigured, which can be adapted where
required.
Universal signal inputs can be configured for sensor signals,
such as LG-Ni 1000, T1, Pt1000, DC 0...10 V, or switching.
contact. Straightforward selection of applications and com-
missioning via user interface. Service tool interface for ex-
tended commissioning functions. Optimum coordination of
applications via open Konnex bus. Link to electrical plant.
124 x 95 x 74 mm
176 x 95 x 79 mm
(L x W x H)
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HVAC
(Full)
Variants
Description
Application
Features
Dimensions
Details
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Thermostats and room temperature controllers
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Heating
RAA.. RAV..
RDD.. REV..
RDE..
Electromechanical and
microprocessor-based room
temperature controllers. A
wide range of products are
available for heating only or
cooling only.
Range extends from simple
mechanical devices to sophi-
sticated 3-position touch-
screen and wireless
controllers.
Analog or digital room tem-
perature control of small
HVAC plants in single-family
homes or apartments.
Battery-powered and
AC 230 V versions.
Simple operation.
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Capillary thermostats
RAK-TR.. RAZ-TW..
RAK-TW..
TRG2..
Electromechanical capillary
tube thermostats with inte-
grated SPDT contact.
All these thermostats con-
vince by their robustness
and ease of installation.
Analog temperature control
of hot or chilled water, air
ducts and rooms in small
HVAC plants.
Models with adjustable
switching differential. Strap-
on and immersion thermo-
stats in one.
1- or 2-stage thermostat
available, (TRG).
Chapter 10
Monitoring
thermostats
RAK-TB.. QAF6..
RAK-ST.. QAF81..
RAZ-ST..
Electromechanical models
with ON/OFF output as well
as capillary tube thermostats
with electronic measurement
and modulating or ON/OFF
outputs.
Analog temperature monitor-
ing of hot or chilled water,
air ducts and rooms in small
HVAC plants.
Safety limit thermostats
(RAK-ST) with failsafe
function and compensation
of ambient temperature.
Frost protection thermostats
with DC 0...10 V feedback
of temperature (QAF).
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Air conditioning
RAB.. RCU..
RCC.. RDU..
RDF..
Wide range of electro-
mechanical and electronic
room temperature con-
trollers. For cooling, heating
or cooling & heating with
automatic changeover.
Specifically designed for
2-pipe or 4-pipe fan coil
systems or VAV room tem-
perature control.
Analog or digital room tem-
perature control of HVAC
plants, fan coils or VAV sys-
tems in commercial buil-
dings or hotels.
Models for AC 24 V or
AC 230 V operation, with
ON/OFF, 3-position or
DC 010 V outputs. Fan
speed selector. With or
without display.
Chapter 10
Thermostats/
Controllers
Variants
Description
Application
Features
Details
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Programmable systems
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DESIGO building automation that persuades
Thanks to their modular design, building automation sys-
tems from the Building Automation Division offer nearly
unlimited choices in terms of operation, monitoring, and
control. The field of use reaches from small autonomous
buildings to extensive and networked building complex-
es. The systems are suited not only for use with typical
HVAC plants, but also with all other types of building
services plant, such as lighting, electrical plant, fire pro-
tection and security.
Our systems protect your investments long-term.
On upgrading projects, we offer interesting migration
options for existing building automation solutions. The
system architecture is open for integrating third-party
systems. As a market leader in the field of building au-
tomation, the Division offers full support to building
investors. The present Product Catalog again
demonstrates continuity when it comes to the
implementation of technical innovations.
We wish you continued success with systems from
Siemens Building Technologies.
Programmable
Systems
Description
Variants
Details
INTEGRAL RS
Compact controllers:
NRU (E, F, T)/A
NRK (9, 14, 16)/A
Together with the handheld
operator units and PC opera-
tion INTEGRAL DIALOG,
the INTEGRAL RS system
controllers with their freely
programmable functions
form the DDC control and
control module system
INTEGRAL AS 1000.
Modular controllers:
NRU (A, B, C, D)/A
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UNYGYR

Thanks to its modular sys-

tem concept, UNIGYR

can
be optimally matched to
specific requirements.
UNIGYR

is also the ideal

and economical solution
for small-scale HVAC plant.
Project-specific:
PRU10
PRU2
PRS10
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VISONIK

Depending on the require-

ments, the modular VISONIK

controllers can be equipped

with different types of com-
munication and memory
cards. They are optimally pre-
pared for establishing links
to large building
management systems.
Modular controllers:
BPS (with SDLC)
NetBPS (with Ethernet)
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Room control
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DESIGO
RXA
RXA20.1/FC-01
RXA21.1/FC-02
RXA22.1/FC-03
RXA29.1/FC-04
Standalone controllers opti-
mized for installation in the
fan coil or in cabinets, etc.
Fan coils:
2-pipe c/o, 4-pipe,
2-pipe with el. heating,
air side control
PI control
Inputs for:
Window switch
Presence detector
Return air sensor
Outputs for:
Electromotoric or thermal
valve actuators
Fan control
QAX3..
QAX9.. room operating units
115 x 140 x 63 mm
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DESIGO
RXB
RXB10.1/CC-01
RXB10.1/VV-01
RXB21.1/FC-06
Room controllers with EIB
communication for HVAC
applications.
Fan coils:
2-pipe c/o, 4-pipe,
2-pipe with el. heating,
air side control
Radiator and chilled ceiling
Single-duct, supply or
extract air VAV
See DESIGO RXB
application library
PI control
Inputs for:
Window switch
Presence detector
Return air sensor
Outputs for:
Thermal, electromotoric or
bus valve actuators
Fan control
DC 010 V output for
VAV controller
QAX3..
QAX9.. room operating units
See details
Chapter 9
DESIGO
RXC
RXC10.1
RXC20.1
RXC21.1
RXC22.1
RXC32.1
Room controllers with LON
communication for HVAC
applications.
Fan coils:
2-pipe c/o, 4-pipe,
2-pipe with el. heating,
air side control
Radiator and chilled ceiling
Single-duct, supply or
extract air VAV
See DESIGO RXC
application library
PI control
Inputs for:
Window switch
Presence detector
Return air sensor
Outputs for:
Thermal, electromotoric or
bus valve actuators
Fan control
DC 010 V output for
VAV controller
QAX.. room operating units
See details
Chapter 9
RXC30.1
RXC31.1
RXC40.1
RXC41.1
Modular room controllers
with LON communication for
HVAC applications and
lighting and blind control
(RXC30.1/RXC31.1).
Extension modules for ligh-
ting (RXC40.1) or blind
control (RXC41.1). For use
in connection with RXC30.1/
RXC31.1 room controllers.
Radiators and chilled ceiling
Single-duct, supply and/or
extract air VAV
Lighting and blind control
See DESIGO RXC
application library
PI control
Inputs for:
Window switch
Presence detector
Outputs for:
Thermal, electromotoric or
bus valve actuators
DC 010 V output for VAV
controller
QAX.. room operating units
See details
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Room
control
Variants
Description
Application
Features
Dimensions
Details
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Room control
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Application
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Dimensions
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PRFA
PRFA/A
PRFA-V/A
PRFA-C/A
Standalone controllers,
optimized for installation in
the fan coil or in cabinets,
etc.
Fan coils:
2-pipe c/o, 4-pipe,
2-pipe with el. heating,
air side control
PI control
Inputs for:
Window switch
Presence detector
Return air sensor
Outputs for:
Thermal valve actuators
Fan control
108 x 118 x 52 mm
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PRONTO
PRFB-A
PRFB-V
PRVU
Room controllers with
PRONTO bus communica-
tion for HVAC applications,
optimized for installation in
fan coils, cabinets or on the
VAV box.
Fan coils:
2-pipe c/o, 4-pipe,
2-pipe with el. heating,
air side control
Single-duct, supply or
extract air VAV with
reheating
PI control
Inputs for:
Window switch
Presence detector
Return air sensor
Outputs for:
Thermal valve actuators
Fan control
Electromotoric dampers
Electrical reheating
Range for room operating
units
108 x 118 x 52 mm
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PRONTO
PRRA
PRRB
PRR
Room controllers with
PRONTO bus communica-
tion for:
HVAC applications, optimized
for wall mounting.
Radiators and chilled ceiling
PI control
Inputs for:
Window switch
Presence detector
Outputs for:
Thermal valve actuators
DC 010 V output for
VAV controller
80 x 135 x 37 mm
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