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The Wiring Center provides two 230 V AC switched outputs to support away and cooling mode.<BR>The Wiring Center features LEDs that illuminate when there is a heating or cooling demand from the room thermostats, and the actuator outputs are active.

The Icon™ 230 V Wiring Center can connect up to 14 thermal actuators from up to 8 room thermostats

It is provided with 230 V Live circulation pump output and a voltage-free relays for controlling a boiler

The relays are activated when one or more thermostats require heat

The Wiring Center also supports away and cooling mode which can be controlled by a 230 V signal as well as LED’s to indicate when outputs are active

Mounting is made easy due to a simple layout of the terminals and clear marking on the screw terminals. Mounting can be done by using screws

Danfoss Icon™ 230V Wiring Center

The Danfoss Icon™ Standard 230 V Wiring Center is a connection box for use in hydronic underfloor heating systems with 230 V thermostats and actuators.

The Icon™ Standard 230 V Wiring Center can connect up to 14 thermal actuators, with input from up to 8 room thermostats

Cooling with Danfoss dial thermostats (088U1000, 088U1002, 088U1005)

Heating to cooling mode can be switched by an external 230 V input

Opportunity to switch off cooling in the first two Thermostat zones

Wire bridge to connect more actuators to a single thermostat

Wire bridge to allow the heating to remain on without a room thermostat

Replaceable fuse

LED indicators show when outputs are active

Easy mounting thanks to a simple terminal layout and clear screw terminal markings

Can be mounted using screws or DIN rail

Danfoss Icon™ Standard 230V Wiring Center

Icon™ Wiring centers