Image is for illustration only and should not be relied upon Watts Vision BT-WR02 RF Receiver

Watts Vision BT-WR02 RF Receiver

Watts Vision BT-WR02 RF Receiver

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£51.54

Ex VAT: £42.95

Brand: Watts Electronics

HCO Code: 09D18

Availability: In Stock

For use with Watts Vision systems
RF 868MHz Wall mounting receiver.

Embedded 10A Relay
Volt Free contact

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What’s the POxxxxx model number on this unit please? Answers1

It is P07296

My existing Watts receiver has packed up; it has the number P02232/02 on the back. Will your BT-WR020RF work as a replacement or is the frequency different meaning I will need a new thermostat as well?
Thanks,
Mark
Answers1

Unfortunately P02232 is on the older frequency, so the thermostat will need to be replaced as well.

Is this receiver compatible with the Watts MILUX RF thermostat and controller?

On the back of the controllers it says Po2853/01 Watt Transmit Milux RF P-33-79 09/33 Answers1

Unfortunately not. You will need to replace both thermostat and receiver.

Your blurb says it is for electric heating systems, I have wet underfloor heating so which of the receivers and paired thermostats do I need. I currently have the old 433Mhz Answers1

This receiver with either HCO code 15D09 (non-programmable) or 10C58 (programmable)

Just checking, you meant to say the correct theromostat is BT-D03RF (you don't seem to sell a BT-C03RF) Answers1

Yes that's correct.

I have a Watts EFHRFR/001 RF Receiver (433.92 MHz) , installed 12 years ago, that has stopped working. It looks very similar to the BT-WR020RF shown here. Can I replace it with the BT-WR02 RF? I believe I need to change the dial room thermostat too as the freqency now is different? Can you suggest a simple room thermostat compatible with BT-WR02 please too? Answers1

Yes, you will need to replace the thermostat as well. The new thermostat needed is the BT-C03RF.

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What’s the POxxxxx model number on this unit please? Answers1

It is P07296

My existing Watts receiver has packed up; it has the number P02232/02 on the back. Will your BT-WR020RF work as a replacement or is the frequency different meaning I will need a new thermostat as well?
Thanks,
Mark
Answers1

Unfortunately P02232 is on the older frequency, so the thermostat will need to be replaced as well.

Is this receiver compatible with the Watts MILUX RF thermostat and controller?

On the back of the controllers it says Po2853/01 Watt Transmit Milux RF P-33-79 09/33 Answers1

Unfortunately not. You will need to replace both thermostat and receiver.

Your blurb says it is for electric heating systems, I have wet underfloor heating so which of the receivers and paired thermostats do I need. I currently have the old 433Mhz Answers1

This receiver with either HCO code 15D09 (non-programmable) or 10C58 (programmable)

Just checking, you meant to say the correct theromostat is BT-D03RF (you don't seem to sell a BT-C03RF) Answers1

Yes that's correct.

I have a Watts EFHRFR/001 RF Receiver (433.92 MHz) , installed 12 years ago, that has stopped working. It looks very similar to the BT-WR020RF shown here. Can I replace it with the BT-WR02 RF? I believe I need to change the dial room thermostat too as the freqency now is different? Can you suggest a simple room thermostat compatible with BT-WR02 please too? Answers1

Yes, you will need to replace the thermostat as well. The new thermostat needed is the BT-C03RF.

Showing 1 to 6 of 6 (1 pages)