The remote sensor that measures the actual room temperature

Connected
Direct L2D1 radio connection with FLOW thermostatic heads, without a gateway or LoRaWAN network

Controlled temperature
Measures the temperature at a distance from the radiator, for more precise control and greater occupant comfort

High-performance battery
Up to 12 years of battery life (1) with 1 replaceable lithium battery
Temperature
L2D1
NODE complements FLOW thermostatic heads by measuring the actual room temperature, away from disturbances caused by the radiator. Thanks to its direct L2D1 wireless connection, it transmits the measurement locally to the thermostatic heads to improve control accuracy.
Precision sensor to ensure reliable regulation and a temperature in line with the setpoint
Regular temperature monitoring to adjust regulation more accurately over time
Runs on a single replaceable CR2450 lithium battery to reduce maintenance interventions
Local communication with FLOW thermostatic heads, without a gateway or LoRaWAN network
One NODE sensor can control up to 15 thermostatic heads in the same space
Measurement accuracy validated by an accredited metrology laboratory
In a building, the temperature measured at the radiator is often skewed by heat from the radiator itself, sunlight, or the immediate surroundings. NODE measures the actual temperature of the room to improve temperature control and comfort.
Much more than just a temperature sensor, NODE provides the Building Management System (BMS) with a reliable and accurate measurement of actual room conditions. When positioned in the most appropriate location, it eliminates measurement biases caused by proximity to the radiator and ensures a more accurate reference temperature for control purposes.
Thanks to this high-quality temperature data, building operators have a more accurate picture of occupants’ thermal comfort and can optimize heating strategies on a building-wide scale. NODE thus improves the accuracy of room-by-room control, enhances the performance of the building management system, and helps reduce energy consumption.
The temperature measured by thermostatic heads at the radiator may be distorted by convection, exposure to sunlight, a curtain, a shelf, or a draft.
NODE is placed directly in the room to measure a temperature that more accurately reflects actual comfort levels.
The control provided by FLOW thermostatic heads becomes more accurate, more stable, and better adapted to occupancy conditions.
NODE automatically measures the temperature every 10 minutes. This regular monitoring allows the system to adjust over time and maintain a more stable temperature in the room.
This measurement frequency helps improve consistency between the setpoint, the actual perceived temperature, and the behavior of the associated FLOW thermostatic heads.
NODE features a temperature sensor with an accuracy of ±0.4 °C. This performance enhances the reliability of the control system and ensures that the temperature remains within the setpoint range.
Measurement accuracy is verified by a calibration certificate issued by a COFRAC-accredited metrology laboratory, a key factor for buildings where temperature reliability is critical to operations.
The Nexelec L2D1 radio protocol enables direct local communication between NODE and FLOW thermostatic heads. This connection operates without a gateway or a LoRaWAN network.
NODE thus transmits the room temperature directly to the associated FLOW thermostatic heads. Control remains local, responsive, and independent of the building’s network infrastructure.
In some rooms, multiple radiators may be equipped with thermostatic heads.
NODE can transmit its readings to up to 15 FLOW thermostatic heads to coordinate temperature control based on a single room temperature.
This multi-radiator control system allows for better coordination of a room’s heating and prevents each radiator from regulating based on a different local reading.
NODE can be freestanding or wall-mounted, depending on the room’s layout. This flexibility makes it easy to place it in the right spot, away from heat sources or areas with interference.
Pairing with FLOW thermostatic heads is simplified thanks to a dedicated button, which speeds up on-site commissioning.
NODE triggers an alert if the sensor is removed from its mounting base. This feature allows you to quickly identify an unexpected removal, improper handling, or a field intervention that needs to be verified.
In multi-unit buildings, this information helps maintain service quality and ensure the reliability of the measurements used for control purposes.
NODE runs on a replaceable CR2450 lithium battery and can last up to 12 years*. This long battery life reduces the need for on-site maintenance and simplifies the management of large fleets.
Choosing a replaceable battery also helps extend the product’s service life without having to replace the entire sensor.

Res. : 0.1°C
Previous: ±0.4°C
1 CR2450 battery
28 x 66 mm
Indoor environment
Temperature: -20°C to +60°C
Humidity: 0% RH to 99% RH (non-condensing)
2 years*
1 NODE remote temperature sensor
1 CR2450 lithium battery
1 anti-theft screw
2 screws and dowels
1 adhesive fastener
| Reference | Radio |
|---|---|
| X100FK | L2D1 (868 MHz) |
Nexelec’s commitment to more responsible electronics is part of a structured CSR approach, recognized by the company’s achievement of the EcoVadis Bronze medal.
NODE aligns with this approach through a replaceable battery, sustainable installation, simplified maintenance, and a design intended to extend the product’s service life.
The ease of battery replacement and fleet monitoring help minimize premature replacements and unnecessary service calls.
With its compact size and understated design, NODE fits easily into homes, hotels, offices, and multi-unit buildings.
It can be placed anywhere or mounted on the wall to measure the temperature in the right spot, without interfering with the room’s daily use.
* Battery life is not guaranteed and may vary depending on settings, product usage, and operating conditions.