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ZHT-AC485F空調控制器是我司自主研发的第四代智能型空调远程控制器，通过学习及存储空调遥控器的红外指令，模拟发送空调控制代码实现空调的远程控制功能；空調控制器实时检测空调运行状态、故障状态及控制器自身状态，当出现异常时设备既可现场告警通知(告警指示灯、告警蜂鸣器等方式)，同时将告警信号输出到远程监控终端，有效实现空调全方位智能监控及远程管理。

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ZHT-AC485F智能空調控制器通过学习及存储空调遥控器的红外指令，模拟发送空调控制代码实现空调的远程控制功能；可实现空调的模式设定、风速、温度控制、定时控制、周期控制、设备轮巡、开关机、来电自启等功能，并对空调工作状态实时监测。

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通訊接口	內置2種接口：RS485接線端子和WiFi無線通信
通信速率	2400bps~115200bps
接口類型	接收：紅外接收頭；發送：接線端子
載波頻率	接收：37KHz~39KHz，發射：38KHz
模擬量接口	接口類型：接线端子
模擬量接口	输入参数： 0~2mA AC
開關量接口	接口類型：接线端子
開關量接口	开关量输入：干接点
溫度(內置)	測量範圍：-20~70℃，精度：±0.5℃
濕度(外置)	測量範圍：0~100%RH；精度：±3%RH
額定電壓	12V（DC） 0.4A
功耗	<=1W
工作環境溫度	-20~50℃
工作環境濕度	5%~95%RH，無冷凝
外形尺寸	130×90×32 (mm)

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