What is a Fan Coil Thermostat?

A fan coil thermostat is a device that regulates the air temperature in a fan coil system.which is a type of heating and cooling system. The FCU consists of a coils, fans, and a thermostat. The fan coil thermostat controls the speed of the fans and the temperature of the coils in order to maintain the target room temperature.

It regulates the temperature of air in a room by controlling the speed of a fan. The thermostat monitors the temperature of the air and turns the fan on or off as needed to maintain the desired temperature. Typically, The fan coil thermostat is mounted on the wall near the ceiling in a room and has a classical display that shows the current temperature.

There are some benefits to use a fan coil system compared to other HVAC installations,

Comfort: By evenly distributing heat or cool air throughout a space, fan coil thermostats can help create a more comfortable environment.

Energy Savings: By ensuring that your HVAC system is only running when necessary, you can save money on your energy bills.

Increased Lifespan: By preventing your HVAC system from working harder than necessary, you can help extend its lifespan.

Installation step to a fan coil thermostat:

First, shut off the power to your fan coil unit at the breaker box. Next, remove the old thermostat by unscrewing it from the wall. Be sure to save the screws so you can use them to secure the new thermostat.

Now, take your new thermostat and position it on the wall where the old one was located. Use the screws to secure it in place. Once the new thermostat is in place, turn on the power to your fan coil unit and test it out to make sure it is working properly.

To summarize,
Fan coil thermostats are an important part of a home’s heating and cooling system. They allow you to control the temperature in each room, giving you more flexibility when it comes to your comfort level. E-Top has been devort ourselves to the development of fan coil t-stat and we could offer different communication integration to the complex systems.