Danfoss Ras-c2 Radiator Thermostat - 013G6040 - White

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The Danfoss RAS-C2 radiator thermostat is an ideal solution for homeowners looking to upgrade their 2-pipe heating systems for better comfort and energy efficiency. It offers precise temperature control and quick reaction times to environmental changes, though it is specifically engineered for use with compatible Danfoss valve bodies like the RA-FS, RA-FN, and RA-G series.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 013G6040 |
| Brand | Danfoss |
This sensor is specifically designed for Danfoss RA series valves, including RA-FS, RA-FN, and RA-G models.
The RAS-C2 is designed for a quick tool-free or minimal-tool installation that typically takes less than 30 seconds.
Yes, by allowing precise room-by-room temperature control, it prevents unnecessary heating of unoccupied spaces.
It ensures the temperature does not drop low enough to cause damage to your pipes during extreme winter weather.
No, this is a mechanical, self-actuating sensor and does not require electricity or batteries.
Ensure the valve pin is not stuck; gently tap the side of the valve or use a tool to ensure the pin moves freely in and out.
Check that the thermostat head is not covered by curtains or furniture, which can trap heat and cause a false temperature reading.
Installation of the RAS-C2 is straightforward. Because the unit is compatible with RA-FS, RA-FN, and RA-G valves, it simply clicks or screws into place depending on your existing configuration. Ensure your heating system is off and the old sensor is removed before installing the new unit. For ongoing care, periodically dust the sensor casing to ensure the air vents remain clear, as blocked vents can cause the sensor to read incorrect ambient temperatures. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners on the white casing to maintain its appearance.