Stelpro KI Z-Wave Electric Baseboard Thermostat

Stelpro KI Z-Wave Electric Baseboard Thermostat (Special Order)

Item#: STZW402WB
This thermostat, designed and manufactured specifically for the smart home, can control electric baseboards and convectors up to 4000W. The KI thermostat for the smart home is the first ever Z-Wave line voltage thermostat in North America. KI thermostats can easily be integrated into the Z-Wave network of your home, allowing you to adjust the temperature in rooms of your home from a distance.
$119.99
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$119.99
 
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This thermostat, designed and manufactured specifically for the smart home, can control electric baseboards and convectors up to 4000W.

The KI thermostat for the smart home is the first ever Z-Wave line voltage thermostat in North America. KI thermostats can easily be integrated into the Z-Wave network of your home, allowing you to adjust the temperature in rooms of your home from a distance. The Z-Wave technology also allows you to activate scenes, setting in motion several actions such as adjusting the temperature and lighting, activation of safety and entertainment systems and more.

Z-Wave controller such as the Vera Edge required for remote control.


Minimum load wattage - watts

Maximum load wattage - watts

Voltage - Volts

Amperage - amp.

Frequency - Hz

150/300

2000/4000

120/240

16.7

50/60




  • Z-Wave Thermostat for Electric Baseboards and Convector
  • Z-Wave controller required
  • Z-Wave Plus certified: works with thousands of other Z-Wave devices
  • Large, easy-to-read LCD display
  • Push Button Control
  • 2-wire connection to heater
  • Backlit screen with adjustable intensity
  • 2-wire connection to heater
  • simple programming
  • not compatible with forced-air units
  • frost-free warning
  • display in either Celsius or Fahrenheit
  • backlit screen with adjustable intensity
  • activate several other functions