Siemens RAA20 Room Temperature Controller Manual

This document introduces the room temperature controller RAA20, released by Siemens Building Technologies in 2003. The controller is suitable for single heating or cooling systems and can be used in residential buildings and light industrial buildings. It features two-position switch control and adjustable inflation membrane to maintain the selected temperature value.


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Brand
Siemens
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
5
File format
PDF
File size
187 KB
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
RAA20
MD5 checksum
FC25B3B877B1DDA16C5C48FB5234C875

About this manual

The RAA20 is a room temperature controller for single‑heat or single‑cool systems. It maintains a selected temperature by switching heating or cooling outputs and can be used with zone valves, boilers, fans and pumps in residential and light‑industrial buildings.

The manual covers installation guidelines, wiring, technical data, climate and mechanical conditions, certification, and dimensions. It also notes that the unit is maintenance‑free and must be installed by qualified personnel following local electrical codes. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Technical Data
  • Installation and Commissioning
  • Maintenance
  • Function Diagram
  • Climate Conditions
  • Mechanical Conditions
  • Packaging
  • Certification and Standards
  • Dimensions

Specifications

Operating voltageAC 24–250 V
Frequency50/60 Hz
Switch deviation≤ 1 K
Set‑point range8 … 30 °C
Current at 250 V0.2 … 6 A
Maximum humidity< 95 % RH

Frequently asked questions

What is the operating voltage range of the RAA20 controller?

The controller operates on AC voltage from 24 V to 250 V.

At what height should the controller be installed?

Install the controller about 1.5 m above the floor.

Does the RAA20 require regular maintenance?

No, the controller is maintenance‑free.

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