Alledio Thermostat

Yes, besides temperature, the thermostat also controls humidity, providing a more comprehensive approach to indoor climate management.

Additionally, it monitors air quality by detecting volatile organic compounds (VOC) in the room, enabling demand-controlled ventilation for improved occupant comfort and energy efficiency.

If measurement of CO2 or PM2.5 is needed, or if monitoring of pressure or presence detection is required, please consider the Alledio Multi Sensor, which supports both BACnet and Modbus protocols for seamless integration with building automation systems.

The VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) sensor in the Alledio thermostat uses advanced metal-oxide (MOX) sensing technology combined with a sophisticated gas index algorithm to continuously monitor air quality in your environment. Instead of providing an absolute VOC concentration, the sensor calculates a VOC Index that reflects the current air quality relative to the recent history of the room.

This adaptive approach allows the sensor to account for each environment’s unique background VOC levels, ensuring accurate and meaningful readings. The VOC Index is mapped to a scale where a value of 100 represents the average background level, with higher values indicating increased VOCs (such as from cooking or cleaning) and lower values reflecting fresher air, such as after ventilation.

A helpful way to understand this functionality is to compare the VOC Index to how the human nose perceives odors. Just as your nose uses its memory of recent smells to judge whether a new environment is fresher or more polluted, the VOC Index uses a moving average as its baseline. 

This enables the sensor to detect changes in air quality with sensitivity similar to our sense of smell, even for odorless VOCs. The adaptive gain of the VOC Index ensures that varying VOC events are quantified consistently, allowing the thermostat to trigger actions—such as activating ventilation—whenever air quality deteriorates beyond a set threshold.

We are flexible and can modify the firmware to accommodate proprietary communication specifications provided by our clients for special applications.

Yes, the Alledio Thermostat can be integrated into any Building Automation System (BAS) or Building Management System (BMS) via the Modbus protocol using standard integration software. 

Examples of such integration platforms and tools include Siemens Desigo, Schneider Electric EcoStruxure, Tridium Niagara, etc., all of which support Modbus devices and facilitate seamless communication between the thermostat and the central management system.

To add a thermostat to a BMS, the process typically involves connecting the thermostat to the building’s Modbus network (either via RS485 or TCP/IP), assigning it a unique address, and configuring the communication parameters to match the BMS settings. 

No, at present the thermostat cannot be integrated with smart home systems.

However, integration can be developed according to client specifications if there is a demand for large quantities of thermostats.

Yes, with the use of appropriate relay boxes or control modules, a single thermostat can be configured to manage multiple fan coil units within a system. This approach is often used in applications where synchronized temperature control is desired across several zones or rooms, such as in open-plan offices or large hotel suites.

However, it is essential to carefully consider the control logic and the current capacity of the thermostat and associated relays. The thermostat must be capable of handling the combined electrical load of all connected fan coil units, and the control logic should ensure that all units operate in harmony without causing conflicts or overloads. Using dedicated relay modules or control boxes helps distribute the electrical load and allows for safe and reliable operation of multiple fan coils from a single control point.

The pricing for the Alledio Room unit depends on the specific hardware configuration required and the quantity of units needed. For an accurate and tailored quotation, we kindly suggest reaching out to one of our specialists to discuss your particular needs in detail.

Please note the following important details regarding orders:

• There is a minimum order quantity of 5000 units per order.
• Any requested firmware modifications can be provided; however, these are quoted and billed separately from the standard unit price.

This unit is ideal for any application where relay control is necessary.

Our team is ready to assist you in finding the best solution for your project requirements.

No, we don’t give away free samples. 

However, you are welcome to purchase a sample unit equipped with our demo firmware, allowing you to explore its features and capabilities firsthand.

We strive to offer flexible solutions for our clients while ensuring a high-quality experience for end-users. Because adaptability is important to us, we have outlined all available customization options in the OEM section.

Direct purchase of Alledio devices from Andivi is not possible for installers. We sell exclusively to companies that manufacture their own HVAC equipment and are seeking an OEM version of the room thermostat to integrate or bundle into their product ecosystem.

We do not offer direct sales of Alledio room units / thermostats to systems integrator installers. Our focus is on supplying companies that manufacture their own HVAC or similar equipment and require an OEM version of the room unit to bundle it into their existing product lineup.