VT7355C5031B | Thermostat | FanCoil | Hotel | 2 Fltg Cntcts | Aux Out | rH | BACnet | Viconics by Schneider Electric

Thermostat | FanCoil | Hotel | 2 Fltg Cntcts | Aux Out | rH | BACnet

Fan Coil Unit Controller: 2 On/Off or Floating Outputs, With Humidity, Standard Cover (PIR Ready), Lodging/Hotel Interface.

Description

Smart energy management has never been easier than with the Viconics VT7300 series fan coil controllers. Designed for both new construction and retrofit projects, the controllers dramatically decrease project delivery costs by reducing installation, configuration and commissioning time. No complex software or tools are required to customize functionality in order to meet your applications requirements. They provide all the advanced features and monitoring functions required by modern building automation systems in a simple, “thermostat like” enclosure.

Introduction

The VT7300 fan coil controllers have been specifically designed to provide exceptional temperature control of multi-speed fan coil units with either onoff, floating or 0 to 10 Vdc valves. Also available are advanced models with built-in RH sensing and dehumidification strategies. Open protocol design provides network compatibility to BACnet® MS/TP, LonWorks® and Wireless Zigbee Pro® network systems. Our Network Ready “standalone” versions can be field retrofit with optional communication modules which enable the controllers to be integrated into virtually all leading building automation systems as budgets allow or as the building requirements change. All models can be customized with PIR motion sensor functionality via an optional PIR accessory cover. The cover can be field installed or ordered as a factory installed option. This provide advanced occupancy routines and automatic energy savings during occupied periods without sacrificing occupant comfort. When compared to traditional building automation controllers, the Viconics VT7300 series fan coil controllers provide unmatched return on investment to building owners while maximizing profits for system integrators.