We are introducing the radio-networked and battery-free TEO radiator thermostat from DEOS. This solution makes it easy to replace outdated heating thermostats and achieve an optimal indoor climate. In addition, it can be integrated with Regin’s building management system Arrigo or other SCADA systems.
DEOS TEO requires no cables and is ideal for renovation projects where easy installation is essential.
With customizable time programs or temperature reduction, the temperature for predefined rooms, floors, or the entire building is controlled automatically.
Perfect for optimizing heating costs in functional buildings such as schools, offices, or hotels.
Integrate into existing building management system (BMS) using open, standardized protocols.
DEOS TEO does not require batteries for operation. This saves trouble-some maintenance procedures.
The integrated thermogenerator charges the battery via the flow of the radiator and is thus energy self-sufficient.
A universal connection adapter allows easy installation for all common radiator valves.
Thanks to the LoRa wireless connection, thermostats can be easily replaced during operation.
DEOS TEO can be connected to other sensors, such as window and door contacts, to exploit additional savings potential.
Freely programmable controllers for both smaller projects and projects with large amount of digital signals.
The scalable platform Arrigo covers all aspects of the management of a connected building.
The LoRa gateway serves as a data collector in the building and collects data from the LoRa devices located in the network.
LoRaWAN is an energy-efficient wireless technology with long-distance capabilities. It connects battery-powered devices over extensive distances, making it ideal for applications in building automation.
Due to the LoRaWAN radio standard, hardly any cabling is required for installation in the building.
Security is ensured by the encrypted data transmission in the LoRaWAN.
With up to 10 years of battery life, LoRaWAN sensors rarely require maintenance.
The LoRaWAN radio standard has a high range and penetration in the building.
St. Franziskus Hospital Münster, a leading healthcare provider in Münsterland, Germany, serves over 100,000 patients annually across a range of specialties. In response to rising energy costs and increased global emphasis on energy efficiency, the hospital sought innovative solutions to optimize its indoor climate.
IKEA has been the world’s largest furniture retailer since 2008. The group is known for its affordable, ready-to-assemble furniture and home accessories. One of the pioneering stores is the outlet in Augsburg, which has improved its indoor climate and saved energy using the LoRaWAN solution from DEOS.
