Thermostats
NFC Thermostats.
Ouman near-field communication (NFC) thermostats provide advanced app control for electric floor heating, standalone heating or cooling appliances, and other indoor HVAC systems, without requiring Wi-Fi connectivity.
What are NFC thermostats used for?
NFC thermostats control electric heating in specific rooms or zones. Typical use cases include spaces with underfloor heating or panel heaters. They use room and/or floor sensors to measure temperature, enabling accurate heating control and ensuring comfort and energy efficiency.
Who typically uses them?
Ouman NFC thermostats are intended for OEMs and HVAC manufacturers looking for white-label thermostats with advanced control features to add to their product offerings.
Where are NFC thermostats typically installed?
Wall-mounted thermostats are fitted in rooms such as bathrooms or living areas to control zone-specific floor heating. DIN rail models are installed in electrical cabinets or enclosures to manage heating circuits or larger loads.
What does it replace or improve?
NFC thermostats provide a simple interface and streamline setup and control, allowing you to tap your phone to quickly pair, program, or update settings.
Key Features.
The NFC thermostat series provides app-based features without Wi-Fi complexity, while core functions remain configurable via the thermostat interface. It ensures simple local control, easy commissioning, and strong security. Since NFC requires physical access, remote cyberattacks are not possible. Additionally, the app collects no user data or telemetry.
Companion app with no user data collection or telemetry
Compliant with EU Ecodesign requirements
Adaptivity function
Freely programmable weekly scheduling
Products.
7-seg Thermostat
- Multiple operating modes: room sensor, room + floor sensor, floor sensor
- UI: 7-segment white display (3-digit), 3 capacitive touch buttons, red LED
- Colors: White or black
- Sensors: Built-in room sensor and 10k NTC floor sensor in sales package
- Supported sensor types: 4.7, 10, 12, 15, 22, 33, 47k NTC
- Temperature range: 5…40 °C
- IP class: IP21
- Supply voltage: 230 VAC - 50/60 Hz
- Maximum current: 16 A (resistive)
- External temperature control: Temperature drop signal 230 VAC 50/60 Hz (Pilot wire)
- Standards: EN 60730-1, EN 60730-2-9
Analogue Knob Thermostat
- Round or square front panel and collar options
- UI: Rotary setpoint knob, red/green LED, on-off switch, mode switch
- Colors: White
- Sensors: 10k NTC floor sensor in sales package
- Supported sensor types: 4.7, 10, 12, 15, 22, 33, 47, 100k NTC
- Temperature range: 5…40 °C
- IP class: IP21
- Supply voltage: 230 VAC - 50/60 Hz
- Maximum current: 16 A (resistive)
- External temperature control: Temperature drop signal 230 VAC 50/60 Hz (Pilot wire)
- Standards: EN 60730-1, EN 60730-2-9
DIN Thermostat
- 2 DIN modules wide
- UI: 2 rotary knobs (normal and setback temperature), red/green LED, mode switch
- Colors: Gray
- Sensors: 10k NTC floor sensor in sales package
- Supported sensor types: 4.7, 10, 12, 15, 22, 33, 47, 100k NTC
- Temperature range: 5…40 °C
- IP class: IP20
- Supply voltage: 230 VAC - 50/60 Hz
- Maximum current: 16 A (resistive)
- External temperature control: Temperature drop signal 230 VAC 50/60 Hz (Pilot wire)
- Standards: EN 60730-1, EN 60730-2-9
Related Products.
Software
Consumer Apps and Cloud Solutions
Ouman consumer apps and cloud solutions provide remote control, real-time monitoring, and secure cloud connectivity for connected HVAC devices.
Thermostats
Wi-Fi Thermostats
Ouman smart and DIN thermostats are designed for remote control and efficient energy optimization of electric heating systems.
Documents.
Typical Applications.
Used in:
Residential single-family homes
Multi-family homes
Retrofit projects
Cottages
Relevant for:
HVAC manufacturers and OEMs
Next Steps.
Looking for an NFC thermostat that matches your project requirements? Speak with our team.
Frequently Asked Questions.
How are NFC thermostats configured?
You can configure the thermostat by opening the companion app on your NFC‑enabled smartphone and holding the phone close to the marked NFC area on the thermostat. The app will automatically read or write the settings within seconds. This makes installation fast and ensures consistent configuration across multiple devices.
Is internet connection required to set up an NFC thermostat?
No. NFC communication is done locally between your phone and the thermostat, so no Wi‑Fi or mobile data is needed for setup. All settings — such as schedules, temperature limits, and control modes — can be applied directly through the app, even in locations without internet access.
Can settings be copied from one thermostat to another using NFC?
Yes. One of the advantages of NFC thermostats is the ability to clone settings. You can save a configuration profile in the app and write the same settings to multiple thermostats by tapping your phone against each device. This is especially useful for installers or larger properties where consistency is important.