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Selection Guide
DZK-Zoning Kit rev.2.00
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Wired Thermostat
The Wired Thermostat is a color graphic interface with capacitive screen and finished in steel and
glass. It is the wired thermostat in the Daikin zoning system and it is powered from the Control Board
at the Motorized Damper Plenum. It also displays temperatures and operating values, selects the
operation mode for the system, and can be used to assign names to zones. Configurable as Main or
Zone thermostat.
Wireless Thermostat
The Wireless Thermostat is a graphical interface with low-energy e-ink screen and capacitive buttons
and finished in steel and glass. It can control the temperature for a zone while displaying the air
temperature and system time. Additional functions include adjusting set point temperature,
automatic configuration and local ventilation activation. It is powered by battery button CR2450 that
typically last at least 2 years.
Wireless Lite Thermostat
The Wireless Lite Thermostat is a thermostat with capacitive buttons for controlling the temperature
of the zones in DZK systems and finished in steel and glass. It is powered by battery button CR2450
that typically last at least 2 years.
Zoning Box with Control Board
The Zoning Box in the Daikin Zoning Kit mounts easily on Daikin’s Indoor Unit
fan coils FXMQ, FBQ or FXSQ series. It consists of the enclosure, individually
motorized dampers, and a control box. It is available in different sizes and
damper configurations and by utilizing ducts for air supply it can be used to
control the air temperature in up to 6 zones. The wired thermostat and the
optional wireless thermostats provide temperature inputs and user interface
for programming and adjustment of the control functions for each zone.
DZK BACnet Interface (optional)
The DZK BACnet Interface is a BACnet/IP Plug&Play device for DZK, and it allows to control and monitor the following variables:
• Indoor Unit status.
• Fan status and Fan Speed.
• Auxiliary Heat stages status.
• Global Ventilation status.
• Operation Mode.
• On/Off for each zone.
• Set point setting for Cooling and Heating for each zone.
• Room Temperature in each zone.
• Local Fan activated/deactivated for each zone.
• Auto (Follow schedule) activate/deactivate.