Programmable Weekly Wired Temperature Controller DK System DK LOGIC 100/D1 (105001)

The DK System DK LOGIC 100/D1 is a wired programmable weekly temperature controller designed for scheduled temperature management over a seven-day cycle. Intended for integration with HVAC systems, heating circuits and similar installations, this controller allows setting individual time and temperature profiles for each day of the week. The device supports reliable, repeatable regulation via a wired connection and is suitable for building automation tasks requiring weekly programming and stable temperature control.

Advantages

The controller offers a clear weekly programming structure that lets users define multiple time periods per day and assign distinct temperature setpoints. Its wired interface ensures a stable connection to heating or control systems and reduces susceptibility to signal interference. The unit is compact and engineered for straightforward installation in electrical panels or control cabinets, enabling centralised management of temperature zones. Built-in scheduling functionality simplifies energy management by automating temperature changes according to daily routines.

Suitable for

• Residential and commercial heating circuits with weekly temperature schedules
• HVAC systems requiring wired programmed control
• Boiler control and zone regulation in buildings
• Offices, shops and public buildings where repeatable daily temperature profiles are needed

Key specifications

• Programmable weekly schedule with individual day settings and multiple time periods per day
• Wired connection for integration with heating and control systems
• Temperature setpoint adjustment for each scheduled period
• Compact form factor suitable for mounting in control cabinets or panels
• User interface designed for straightforward programming and operation

How to use

Install the controller in accordance with local electrical regulations, mounting it in a suitable control cabinet or panel and wiring it to the heating or HVAC system using the designated terminals. Configure the weekly program by selecting each day and assigning time periods with corresponding temperature setpoints; the device accepts multiple periods per day for flexible scheduling. After programming, verify operation by observing scheduled switches and checking that connected actuators or relays respond correctly. Routine checks of wiring and schedule settings are recommended after initial commissioning.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use the controller as part of a properly grounded, professionally installed system. Define conservative temperature differentials and avoid excessively short time periods to reduce wear on actuators and relays. Back up program settings where possible and document schedules to simplify seasonal adjustments and maintenance.