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Milesight smart thermostats & HVAC sensors — WT series setup guide

Milesight smart thermostat portfolio — WT101 radiator, WT201 HVAC/24VAC, WT301/303/304 fan coil, WT401 split-unit. Model selection guide, key card energy saving, BMS integration.

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Milesight LoRaWAN smart thermostats provide wireless, battery-friendly climate control for buildings — covering individual radiators, central HVAC systems, and fan coil units. All communicate via LoRaWAN Class C for near-real-time control and integrate with BMS systems via MQTT, HTTP, or BACnet.

Thermostat model selector

WT101 / WT102

Smart radiator thermostat — for individual radiators with thermostatic valves (TRVs). Best for hotels, residential, offices with radiator heating.

WT201 / WT211

Smart thermostat for 24VAC HVAC — heat pumps, furnaces, boilers, AHU, PTAC. For buildings with central HVAC systems.

WT301 / WT303 / WT304

Smart fan coil thermostat — for FCUs (fan coil units), 2-pipe or 4-pipe, on/off or 0–10V proportional valve, 3-speed or EC fan.

WT401

Wireless split-unit thermostat — unmatched installation flexibility, works without fixed wiring to the HVAC unit.

WT101 / WT102 — Smart Radiator Thermostat

Fits standard thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs). Controls per-radiator temperature, enabling room-by-room heating management without central infrastructure changes.

Control

Per-radiator temperature setpoint, scheduling (up to 16 heating plans)

EPBD compliance

Designed to help meet EU Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) requirements for individual room temperature control

Energy harvesting

Some models include energy harvesting capability

Integration

Links with EM300-TH zone sensors for accurate room temperature input, and with WS301 window/door contacts to stop heating when windows open

Use cases

Hotels (pre-heating before check-in, setback when vacant), offices, residential buildings with radiator heating

WT201 / WT211 — Smart HVAC Thermostat (24VAC)

Controls central heating and cooling systems. Supports up to 4 stages of heating, 2 stages of cooling, and emergency heat mode for heat pumps.

Compatible systems

Heat pumps, furnaces, boilers, AHU, PTAC, air conditioning (24VAC systems)

Modes

Heat, Cool, Auto, Emergency Heat, Fan (Auto/On)

Heating stages

Up to 4 stages heating, 2 stages cooling + emergency heat

Temperature input

Supports up to 5 EM300-TH zone sensors via D2D for accurate room-level control

Data storage

Up to 1000 records — retransmits on reconnect

BMS protocols

MQTT(S), HTTP, BACnet via Milesight IoT Cloud or gateway

Use cases

Commercial office buildings, hotels with central HVAC, mixed heating/cooling systems

WT301 / WT303 / WT304 — Smart Fan Coil Thermostat

Manages fan coil units (FCUs) — the most common HVAC terminal unit in hotels, offices, and commercial buildings worldwide.

Compatible FCU types

2-pipe or 4-pipe, on/off valve or 0–10V proportional valve, 3-speed fan or EC fan

WT303/WT304

Next generation of WT301/WT302 — extends to 4-pipe FCUs, EC fans, more complex scheduling (8 plans × 16 time slots)

Key card integration

Key card input — room switches to Comfort mode when card inserted, ECO mode when removed (hotel energy saving)

Temperature modes

3 control modes, 4 fan speed modes

Local control

LCD screen and touch buttons for in-room control

Use cases

Hotels (energy saving via key card), commercial offices, serviced apartments, any building with FCU climate control

WT401 — Wireless Smart Thermostat

Split-unit design with maximum installation flexibility — no fixed wiring to the HVAC unit required. The temperature control display and the HVAC interface can be installed in separate locations.

Power

Multiple power supply options (mains or battery)

Use cases

Situations where wiring to the HVAC unit is impractical, retrofit installations, accessible areas requiring separate thermostat placement

Setup in Vemcount

Milesight thermostats connect via LoRaWAN gateway (UG65/UG67/SG50) pushing to Vemcount at ttn.vemcount.app UDP 1700. In Vemcount, thermostat setpoints, current temperature readings, and HVAC mode data appear on the IoT dashboard. Threshold alerts (e.g. temperature exceeds set point by X°C) can be configured for automated notifications to facility management teams.

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