One of the most natural material combined with the most advanced technology. Terracotta , an exceptional thermal material with an unmatched natural look. Carbon fibers, with high resistivity and unlimited durability ; the heart and soul of an unique heating system controlled by a brain which is a sophisticated electronic control panel. It’s the old stove of the future, a large mass with high thermal capacity, for a better living comfort at significant consumption savings.

The terracotta
The ceramic enamel coating of the terracotta, in various colors, covers the entire surface. The low thermal conductivity and the good mass allows for the accumulation of the generated heat and its gradual release in the ambient. Thanks to its micro porosity , it reduces and dispels excess humidity.

Carbon fibers
The carbon fiber is flexible, does not oxidize, does not generate magnetic fields at the passing of electric charges, does not alter with temperature variations and is not subject to diminishing electrical resistance.No wear and tear and no maintenance required. Its high resistivity allows for sizeable energy savings at caloric power equal to that of other heating elements on the market.

Thermoregulation
In addition, it regulates electrical consumption by reducing the power intake from the initial 700W to 350W of the normal operation phase, to always guarantee an optimum wellness of the ambient.
Dimensions: mm 1.710 x 580 x 120
Weight: 76 kg
Feeding: V 230
Power: W 700 / 350

Control unit (CU)
The Matiria products are designed and developed for the heating of interiors. Tyrool V is equipped with an electronic control unit and a removable temperature sensor unit with the function of regulating the temperature of the ambient, programming up to two block of hours of operating time and limiting the surface temperature of the unit. The sensor unit can be removed and positioned at up to a m 3.0 (feet 9.84) distance.

Power Control Unit (PCU)
Tyrool V can be regulated by a thermostat which directly controls the heating element of the unit by a relay. The PCU has a program that constantly analyzes the actual consumption of electricity and, on the basis of the usage rate of the whole heating system, limits the total power intake and does not allow the exceeding of the limits set by the electric meter. This translates in lower operational costs. The PCU can control up to 14 zones and is connected to the thermostat or temperature sensor which regulates each single zone (it is advisable the use of one thermostat or temperature sensor for each room) and modulates the on/off of the heating elements. In addition, some zones can be used to operate and control other appliances (washer, dishwasher, oven etc.) to monitor and disconnect in case of overload. PCU replaced the CU if present in the radiant panel which would then be supplied with an ON/OFF switch.

Touch Power Control Unit (TPCU)
A controlling unit that connects, through an interface mofbusRS485, to the PCU and allows for the access to certain of its programmed setups easily and intuitively (temperature, conditions, limits, etc.) and adds certain functions linked to a possible future solar panels system. The TPCU is a wall recessed unit with a TFT 2.8” display casing in colors that blend with any interior decoration. With just a touch it’s possible to view and change temperature level and programmed day/ week hours. The TPCU allows the operation of the PCU from a distance to activate six house zones to control groups of lights, antitheft system, motorized drapes, garden irrigation, etc. TPCU is fruit of a collaboration with Micro Solution, a company specialized in home electronic controls.