Siemens Landys Gyr (Staefa) REV22 RF Thermostat manual PDF

The Siemens REV22 RF Thermostat is supplied with an active self-learning mode, which enables it to automatically adapt to the controlled system (type of building construction, type of radiators, size of rooms, etc.). After a certain learning period, the controller optimizes its parameters and then operates in the mode it has learned.

The Display of REV22 RF Thermostat

Siemens REV22 RF Thermostat display

Useful Tips

  • Change the REV22 RF Thermostat’s battery every 2 years
  • Do not use rechargeable batteries
  • Suggested Temperatures
    • Set Economy temperature to 16°C
    • Set Comfort temperature to 18°C +/- 2°C

Mechanical design of controller / transmitter REV22RF

Plastic housing with easy-to-read display, easily accessible operating elements and a removable cover. The removable battery compartment allows straightforward replacement of the two 1.5 V alkaline batteries. Using the support supplied with the unit, the REV22 RF Thermostat‘s controller / transmitter (including the baseplate) can be placed anywhere in the room.

The baseplate can be fitted to all commercially available recessed conduit boxes or directly on the wall before fitting the unit to it.

The base carries the transmitter with the antenna and the housing accommodates the electronics with the 3 DIP switches.

DIP Switch Settings and Their Functions

The REV22 RF Thermostat’s controller/transmitter incorporates three DIP switches, each of which serves a distinct purpose in customising the device’s operation.

  • DIP Switch No. 1 is used for optimising the start control in the morning (P.1). The switch has four possible settings: OFF, 1/4h/°C, 1/2h/°C and 1h/°C. The ‘OFF’ setting disables the optimisation feature, whilst the other settings adjust the switch-on point depending on the system’s characteristics: 1/4h/°C is for fast-controlled systems, 1/2h/°C is for medium-controlled systems and 1h/°C is for slow-controlled systems. These settings advance the switch-on time so the set temperature is reached at the desired time.
  • DIP Switch No. 2 has multiple functions: it is used for minimum limitation of the setpoint, switching to cooling mode, and setting frost protection. When the minimum setpoint limitation is enabled, the setpoint is limited to 16°C to prevent heat transfer to neighbouring zones. The switch can also be set to activate cooling mode for cooling applications. Furthermore, this switch also allows the user to adjust the frost protection to 3°C, 5°C, or 10°C.
  • DIP Switch No. 3 is used for control mode selection. In most cases the self-learning mode is used, this allows the controller to adapt automatically to the system in use. However, in exceptional cases, the user can choose between other control modes. PID 12 mode is a 12-minute switching cycle for slow control systems, PID 6 mode is a 6-minute switching cycle for fast control systems and the 2-Pt mode is a pure two-position control with a 0.5°C switching differential.

Frequently Asked Questions about REV22 RF Thermostat

What is the purpose of the REV22RF Thermostat and REV-R.01/1 system?

The REV22RF is a self-learning room temperature controller with an integrated radio transmitter, and the REV-R.01/1 is its corresponding receiver. Together, they form a wireless system for controlling room temperature in various settings, especially where wiring is difficult.

What type of control does the REV22RF use?

The controller uses a 2-position controller with PID control (Proportional-Integral-Derivative), and it also has a self-learning mode to automatically adjust to the heating system.

What are the power requirements for each unit?

The controller (REV22RF) is battery-powered, using two 1.5V AA alkaline batteries, while the receiver (REV-R.01/1) is mains-powered with a 230V AC supply.

What is the typical battery life of the REV22 RF Thermostat controller?

The battery life of the controller is approximately 2 years.

What are the different operating modes available on the REV22 RF Thermostat?

The REV22RF offers a 7-day mode with up to three heating periods per day, as well as three 24-hour modes with one, two or three heating periods. It also has modes for continuous normal temperature, continuous economy temperature, and a standby mode with frost protection.

How do the DIP switches affect the controller’s operation?

There are three DIP switches: DIP switch 1 adjusts the optimised start control, DIP switch 2 is for setting the minimum setpoint, cooling mode, and frost protection, and DIP switch 3 selects the control mode (self-learning, PID 12, PID 6, or 2-Pt).

What is the range of the wireless signal between the controller and receiver?

The distance between the transmitter and receiver should not exceed 20 meters or 2 floors.

What happens if the receiver loses the signal from the controller?

If the receiver does not receive a signal from the controller for 60 minutes, the relay will de-energise and switch off the controlled device. Also, the transmitter will repeat the ON or OFF signal at 20-minute intervals to save battery life.

What types of devices can the receiver control?

The receiver is suitable for controlling devices such as solenoid valves, gas burners, forced draught burners, thermic actuators, circulating pumps, electric direct heating, fans of electric storage heaters, zone valves and cooling equipment.

How is the controller calibrated if the displayed temperature is incorrect?

The temperature sensor can be recalibrated if the displayed room temperature does not match the measured room temperature.

Technical Specifications of REV22 RF Thermostat

Here are the technical specifications of the REV22RF controller/transmitter and the REV-R.01/1 receiver:

FeatureController/Transmitter REV22RFReceiver REV-R.01/1
Operating VoltageDC 3V (2 x 1.5V AA alkaline batteries)AC 230V +10/-15%
Battery LifeApproximately 2 yearsN/A
Battery BackupMax 1 minute for battery changeN/A
Sensing ElementNTC 68 kΩ at 25 °CN/A
Measurement Range0…31 °CN/A
Time Constantmax. 2 minutesN/A
Setpoint Setting Range3…29°C (Normal and Economy)N/A
Frost ProtectionAdjustable 3/5/10°C, Factory setting 5°CN/A
Setpoint Resolution0.2 °CN/A
Switching Time Resolution10 minutesN/A
Actual Value Measurement Resolution0.1 °CN/A
Actual Value Display Resolution0.2 °CN/A
Time of Day Display Resolution1 minuteN/A
Transmitting Frequency868.7 to 869.2 MHz (868.95 MHz factory setting)N/A
Max. Transmitting Power<10mW / typically 4mWN/A
Data Throughput19,200 symbols/s = 38,400 Bit/sN/A
ModulationBinary frequency changeover BFSKN/A
Frequency Stability< ±20 ppm (±17 kHz)N/A
Address Range16 Bit (0…65535)N/A
Operating Temperature0…+35°C0…+50°C
Operating Humidity<95% r.h.<95% r.h.
Transport Temperature-25…+70°C-25…+70°C
Transport Humidity<95% r.h.<95% r.h.
Storage Temperature-25…+70°C-25…+70°C
Storage Humidity<95% r.h.<95% r.h.
Weight0.24 kg0.16 kg
ColourSignal-white RAL 9003Signal-white RAL 9003
Safety ClassIIIII
Pollution DegreeNormalNormal
Power ConsumptionN/A< 10 VA
FrequencyN/A50 Hz
Relay Switching CapacityN/A230 V AC, 6 (2.5) A

Additional Notes

  • The controller uses PID control and has a self-learning mode to adapt to the controlled system.
  • It offers a 7-day time switch with up to three heating periods per day and preselected 24-hour operating modes.
  • The controller has override, reset, and holiday mode functions.
  • The controller can be used for cooling applications, and has a frost protection function.
  • The receiver has a relay with a potential-free changeover contact.
  • The receiver’s relay is de-energized in case of power failure, and the transmitter repeats the signal at 20-minute intervals.
  • If the receiver does not receive a signal from the controller for 60 minutes, the relay will be de-energized, switching off the controlled device.
  • Both units are designed to be mounted on walls or in commercially available recessed conduit boxes.

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Marco B.
visit: https://www.bellelli-assistenza.it/

Heating expert with over 12 years of experience in maintenance and servicing of residential boilers under 35 kW, I am dedicated to providing clients with accurate and specialized service. I primarily work with quality brands such as Euroterm, Innovita, Fondital, and Radiant. Thanks to continuous training with manufacturers and thousands of field interventions, I have developed a deep understanding of customer needs and modern technologies. My mission is to ensure comfort and safety by offering efficient and customized solutions for every heating requirement.

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