The first in a series of 3 mini posts detailing Delta Dore’s upgrade to their range released earlier this year (April) as an update to their excellent range of wired and wireless thermostats and programmers.
The range has taken time to filter through the supply chain but now that they are all available it would be a good time to show the new models explain the updates and improvements against the old version.
For a full breakdown of the old range see – Delta Dore – Range Information 2012 – by clicking here.
Digital Wireless Room Thermostat – non Programmable “Simplicity Range”
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Core Product |
Premium Product |
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Current (obsolete) |
Replacement/Upgrade |
NEW! |
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D10 RF (Ref: 6050487)  D10 RF |
TYBOX 23 (Ref: 6053035)  TYBOX 23 |
TYBOX 33 (Ref: 6053002)  TYBOX 33 |
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Upgrades:
All other features/benefits the same. |
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| Hard Wired Versions: | ||
| D10 (Obsolete)Battery powered | TYBOX 21: 6053034 | TYBOX 31: 6053001 |
| Wireless Wallplate Receiver Versions*: | ||
| D10 WRF (Obsolete)*Universal Industry Standard Backplate Receiver- ideal for replacements | TYBOX 24: 6053014 | TYBOX 34: 6053016 |
| Mechanical Stat (Hardwired) | ||
| New | TYBOX 10: 6053038 | |
As you can see, quite a few improvements on an already great product.
And don’t forget their 5 Year Warranty.
For the full range and to buy now click here:
And there’s more … 2 more categories of controller updated for 2013, for more information click on the link s below-
Lastly as a little bonus for getting to the bottom of the article below are links to the relevant “Quick Setup Guides” and full catalogue:
TYBOX 21/23/24 Quick Setup Guide (488 downloads)
TYBOX 31/33/34 Quick Setup Guide (1835 downloads)
EcoSmart Catalogue (698 downloads)
All the best,
Paul.
Hi can you tell me is it normal for a Delta Dore D10 wired Thermostat controller to make a clicking sound.It’s new only had it in for a few months now.Regards Tom Smith
Hi Tom,
Thanks for asking, to make sure I didn’t give you “duff” advice I asked our technical support rep.
This is the reply from the Delta Dore –
“As its a hard wired room thermostat it should click off when it reaches temperature, and click back on when the stat calls for heat.
If I understand correctly this is what is happening.
If this isn’t the case and the room stat is constantly clicking I’d recommend a battery pull for about 2 mins and then seeing if that solves it.”
He has also offered to give you a call directly if it would help. Just email us (info@gasboilerparts.co.uk) with your contact details and he will give you a call OR if you would prefer I can pass on his details to you for you to contact him. Whichever fits best if needed.
Regards,
Paul
What is the snowflake symbol/ frost protection about?
Hi Robert, The snowflake symbol denotes frost protection/holiday/off. In other words if you turn the temperature down to its minimum (pre-set at 8C) you are effectively turning off the heating unless the temperature drops below 8c in which case the device will turn on the heating to protect the boiler and system from damage low temperatures, called frost protection.