Sontay adds more style to room-sensors range

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Added style — Sontay’s improved HVAC room sensors.

Sontay has significantly improved the design of its HVAC room sensors so they blend more easily with modern design schemes and also simplify specification and installation for consultants, contractors and systems integrators.

Stylish, uniform housings now feature across sensors for temperature, relative humidity, air quality, CO2, condensation, light level and occupancy. The curved design fits seamlessly within a greater range of contemporary commercial property styles.

The new housing also provides exceptional IP protection and has a hinged lid, making it very easy to install. The lid can be screwed closed to make the unit secure and tamper-proof.

Sontay also offers a range of own-brand thermostats for the accurate control of liquid and gas temperature in a variety of HVAC applications. Improvements have also been made to existing ranges — including light-level and occupancy detectors, power-monitoring transducers, and switches and temperature-sensor pockets.

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