Wireless Room Thermostat Danfoss Icon2 controls underfloor heating via a touch screen, which turns off after 10 seconds of inactivity and can be reactivated with a light swipe. You can set the exact desired temperature in the range of 5-35 °C on the display. The display also shows the current room temperature.

It allows you to place the thermostat anywhere without running cables. The thermostat is connected to the underfloor heating system using Zigbee 3.0 wireless technology with a range of 30m.

Enables dual heating - regulates both the radiator and underfloor heating in one room. The thermostat allows you to turn off cooling for a specific room.

Thanks to its design, the thermostat blends with any interior and does not disrupt its concept. 

Why choose Danfoss Icon2 for underfloor heating control?

The Danfoss Icon2 series offers high variability and adapts to household needs. It is a zonal control solution. Includes three types of thermostats with various advanced functions and control regulators monitoring the temperature throughout the building. Available in both wired and wireless versions with the option to connect everything to a mobile app for easier installation and remote management. 

The Danfoss Icon2 system knows the approximate size of heated rooms, which allows it to heat all rooms evenly. Water in the pipes tends to flow along the path of least resistance, choosing shorter loops under smaller rooms. This creates an imbalance, where smaller rooms receive more heating water and are heated faster than larger rooms, which receive less water. Danfoss Icon2 solves this problem by fairly distributing heat according to room sizes.

Designed in a modern style, it easily blends with any interior. 

The Icon2 system is fully compatible with the Danfoss Ally radiator system. Mixed heating is therefore not a problem at all, the temperature in the system is controlled by either the Ally or Icon system, and it is entirely up to the user which one they choose as the master. Through the Danfoss Ally mobile app, both systems can be controlled using voice assistants Alexa, Siri, and Google Home.