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Eberle FTR-E 3121

A wall-mounted room thermostat for controlling heating, ventilation or cooling in demanding environments with high levels of humidity or dust. Its robust design and mechanical controls without a display ensure simple and reliable operation even in challenging conditions.
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The thermostat has a single changeover contact, which can either switch on the heating if the temperature falls below the set point (heating mode), or switch on the fan/cooling if the temperature rises above the set point (cooling mode). Thanks to its high IP65 protection rating, it is ideal for garages, warehouses, workshops, greenhouses, stables, laundries and other technical and industrial premises. With a temperature range starting at -20 °C, it is also suitable for frost protection of buildings and equipment; the temperature setting is protected against unauthorised tampering by a plastic cover.

This product is a related control unit falling within the scope of Regulation (EU) 2024/1103. The mandatory information and conditions for its installation are published on the manufacturer’s, its authorised representative’s or the importer’s website in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2024/1103.

Technical specifications

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Eberle FTR-E 3121
Protection rating IP 65
Contact 1x changeover
Switched current 16 A (heating)

5 A (cooling)

Temperature range – ambient -20...35 °C
Operating indicator light No
Hysteresis ~3 K
On/off switch No
Code 51V 4065012
Manufacturer 7: EBERLE Controls GmbH

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