8902RHLD-WX Wireless Hydronic Thermostat

Key Specifications

· Wireless water heating thermostat (hydronic floor heating)
· Wireless RF two-way connection, long transmission range
· Linkage function available
· Standard configuration: one indoor unit paired with one outdoor unit; supports up to four outdoor units at most
· Powered by two AAA batteries
· Faceplate size: 86×86×14mm · Receiver size: 91×60×27mm
· Faceplate weight: 130g

Why Choose 8902RHLD-WX

· Wireless RF Communication – Two-way wireless connection with long range, no control wiring needed
· Linkage Function – Supports device-to-device automation (e.g., with fresh air or other HVAC components)
· Multi‑Outdoor Support – One indoor unit can pair with up to four outdoor units for flexible expansion
· Battery Powered – Runs on two AAA batteries, easy installation without power wiring
· Ultra‑Slim Faceplate – Only 14mm thick for a sleek wall appearance
· Compact Receiver – Small receiver size (91×60×27mm) for discreet mounting
· Lightweight – Faceplate only 130g

Operation Functions


1. Button Locking
   – Prevents accidental adjustments.  

2. Time Adjustment 
    – Set and maintain accurate system time.

3. Programmable Scheduling
    – Set separate time periods and target temperatures for Weekdays (Mon-Fri) and Weekends (Sat-Sun).

4. Advanced Options 
   – Customizable settings for specialized use cases.  

5. Floor Temperature Monitoring (Optional)
    -View current floor temperature (Requires dual sensor configuration).

6. Low-Temperature Protection (Optional)
    – Automatically turns ON heating when the system is OFF and room temperature drops below the set protection limit. 
    – Turns OFF once above the limit (Configurable in Advanced Settings; default OFF).

7. High-Temperature Protection (Optional):
    – Automatically forces heating OFF if an external sensor detects temperature above the set protection limit. 
    – Resumes heating once below the limit (Requires dual sensor configuration and external sensor).

8. Sensor Fault Diagnostics:
    – Automatic “Err”, “E1”, or “E2” error display and heating shutdown if a sensor fails. Heating resumes after fault correction.

9. Factory Reset
     – Restore all settings to original defaults.