Smart Thermostat for 16A Electric Heating System Clear Display

HTW-WF11 Series thermostat is used indoors with heating systems. It senses temperature and controls the heating output, keeping the room comfortable.

Manufacturer Swan Controls
Model HTW-WF11-16A3
Heating System electric floor heating
System Integration Wi-Fi
Power Supply 95–240 VAC
Customisation OEM supported; ODM by discussion

 

Quick Summary

HTW-WF11-16A3 is a smart thermostat designed for electric heating systems. It controls electric underfloor heating through a 16A line voltage output. The thermostat supports programming schedules and Wi-Fi remote control. An external sensor monitors floor temperature to protect the electric heating system from overheating.

This page explains how the electric heating thermostat works in real installations. It includes control functions, wiring reference, and key technical parameters. The guide also explains model code meanings, project limits, and possible customisation. Typical installation questions are also answered.

Key Functional Highlights

(This section explains the core control functions and their practical value.)

1. Temperature Control for Electric Heating Systems
The thermostat measures room temperature using its built-in sensor. It switches the electric heating output according to the setpoint. This control method keeps the electric heating system stable and avoids unnecessary power consumption.

2. Weekly Programming for Energy Management
The thermostat allows users to set different temperatures during the day. This programming function matches heating demand with daily routines. It helps the electric heating system maintain comfort while reducing electricity waste.

3. External Floor Sensor Protection
The external sensor measures the floor temperature in the heating layer. It prevents the electric heating surface from overheating. This protection improves safety and extends the service life of the electric heating installation.

4. Wi-Fi Remote Control
Wi-Fi connection allows the thermostat to work with a mobile application. Users can adjust temperature and schedules remotely. This makes the electric heating system easier to manage in homes and apartments.

If Wi-Fi is not required, one may refer to this electric heating thermostat instead (HTW-WF11-16A1).

Display

(This section shows the product’s dimensions and the interface layout.)

HTW-WF11-16A3 electric heating thermostat front side back dimensions and display icons

Specifications

(This section lists the key parameters for reference and project confirmation.)

Parameter Value
Power Supply 100–240 VAC, 50/60Hz
Output Load 16A for electric heating
Built-in Sensor NTC3950, 10K
External Sensor Floor sensor supported
Setpoint Range 5–35°C
Installation 86×86 mm junction box or EU round box
Protection Class IP20
Warranty 2 years

Wiring

(This section provides the wiring reference diagram for correct installation.)

Smart thermostat wiring diagram for electric heating system HTW-WF11-16A3

Guide

(This section explains what configuration the model code refers to.)

Heating series xx stands for
3A Water Heating, with NC+NO+COM output terminals
16A Electric Underfloor Heating, with L+N line voltage output terminals + External Sensor
NV Boiler Heating, with Non-Voltage Dry Contact
1 / 2 / 3 1 = Standalone, 2 = Modbus, 3 = Wi-Fi
Example HTW-WF11-xx if xx = 16A3, it stands for electric floor heating with external sensor support and Wi-Fi function. Most sub-models are ready-made. Kindly contact us to confirm availability.

Project Fit & Customization

(This section explains where the product can be used, its limits, and OEM/ODM options.)

This electric heating thermostat is designed mainly for electric underfloor heating control. It is not suitable for systems requiring BMS integration, such as Modbus. It also does not support direct valve control or fan coil operation.

Despite these limits mentioned above, functional customisation can be discussed for project needs. Communication interfaces or control logic adjustments may be possible depending on requirements. Our engineers can review project conditions before confirming any ODM modifications.

OEM services are also available for branding requirements. This includes logo printing on the thermostat, colour adjustments, customised labels, and packaging. Such OEM options are commonly used for distributors and project suppliers.

Certifications

thermostat certifications from Swan Controls

Exhibition Moments

Swan Controls team at HVAC exhibition booth

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Can this thermostat control other heating systems besides electric heating?
This thermostat is mainly designed for electric heating systems. It uses a 16A line voltage output, which is suitable for electric underfloor heating rather than valve-based heating systems.

Q2. Is the external sensor required for installation?
The external sensor is recommended for electric heating floor systems. It measures floor temperature and helps prevent overheating of the electric heating layer.

Q3. Does the thermostat require internet connection to operate?
No. The electric heating thermostat can work normally without internet. Wi-Fi is only needed when users want remote control through the mobile application.

Q4. What is the minimum order quantity and can I order samples?
Yes, thermostat samples are available for testing. The usual minimum order quantity is about 300 units, though smaller trial orders may be discussed depending on the project.

Q5. How can I place an order?
Please contact us to confirm the thermostat model and specifications. After confirmation we will provide a proforma invoice. Payment supports TT, PayPal, Visa, and other methods.

Q6. How will the products be shipped?
Door-to-door courier delivery is commonly recommended and usually takes about seven days. Air freight also takes around seven days, while sea freight normally requires more than one month.

Need Support?

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