Control technology

Modern heating systems can be intelligently controlled: At night, when you sleep and during the day, when no one is in the house, performance is reduced - and in the morning it's nice and warm in the bathroom again at the desired time. This saves energy and money and increases living comfort.

How does control technology work?

The term control technology includes all components that can contribute to controlling the desired temperature of a heating system. From the simple thermostat on the radiator to programmable radiator controllers and the "remote control" of the heating system via smartphone app, there are no wishes unfulfilled. With intelligent control technology, the savings potential of a heating system can be used optimally without sacrificing comfortably heated rooms.

The task of these technical components is quickly explained: they ensure that the temperature preset by the user is actually reached in the mould. In addition, the control technology must ensure that this temperature is maintained for a longer period of time so that the room can actually maintain a corresponding temperature.

Thanks to ever more advanced technology, it is now very easy to operate your own heating system via display and touch screen. The display also shows consumption figures at all times - the more effective the components work, the more fuel consumption can be reduced and thus costs saved.

Convenient and simple operation of the heater

Modern control systems can also be operated with several energy sources at the same time. Thus it is also possible to use renewable energies. The system automatically recognises how much regenerative energy is currently available and when the classic heating system has to step in. And thanks to the latest communication technology, the heating system in the cellar can also be easily controlled from the sofa.