Wall-mounted wireless temperature sensor SALUS TS600 ZigBee, battery 2×AA, white

SALUS TS600 is a wall-mounted wireless temperature sensor that communicates via ZigBee and runs on two AA batteries. Designed for indoor use, it measures ambient temperature and transmits readings to compatible ZigBee hubs and smart heating or home automation systems. The compact white housing allows discreet installation on walls in living rooms, bedrooms, corridors or utility spaces where remote temperature monitoring and automated climate control are required.

Advantages

The TS600 offers wireless ZigBee connectivity for stable integration with supported controllers and thermostats, providing regular temperature updates without wiring. Battery operation with standard AA cells simplifies installation and maintenance. The sensor’s compact form and neutral white finish blend with typical interior décor while providing accurate ambient temperature sensing for climate management.

Suitable for

• Residential rooms: living rooms, bedrooms and hallways
• Home heating systems and smart radiator valves using ZigBee networks
• Integration with ZigBee-based home automation hubs for temperature-triggered scenes
• Utility spaces where wall-mounted ambient temperature monitoring is needed

Key specifications

• Communication protocol: ZigBee
• Power supply: 2 × AA batteries (not included)
• Mounting: wall-mounted design
• Intended environment: indoor ambient temperature measurement
• Housing colour: white

How to use

Install two AA batteries in the sensor according to the polarity markings, then mount the device on an interior wall at typical breathing height for the room, away from direct sunlight, radiators or drafts to ensure representative temperature readings. Follow pairing instructions provided by your ZigBee hub or thermostat to add the TS600 to the network. After successful pairing, verify that the hub receives temperature updates and configure any automation rules or setpoints in the controller or app.

Usage recommendations

For reliable measurements, place the sensor on an internal wall at least 1.5–2 metres above the floor and avoid locations close to heat sources or windows. Replace batteries promptly when low to maintain continuous reporting. Periodically check connectivity in the ZigBee network and re-pair the sensor if it is moved between different hubs or if network topology changes.