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Fuzzy Logic Energy Control® energy-saving technology

Sygma radiators include patented energy optimisation technologies such as Fuzzy Logic Energy Control, which increases savings without reducing comfort. This technology improves the management of the energy required to maintain a stable temperature by precisely analysing thermal variations in the environment, delivering warmth and comfort in the most efficient way, reaching up to a 62% equivalent non-consumption coefficient.

FUZZY LOGIC ENERGY CONTROL®

Energy optimisation taken to the next level.

Fuzzy Logic Energy Control is the new low-consumption technology developed exclusively by Rointe’s R\&D department.

This technology, included in all oil-filled and natural stone radiators, improves the management of the energy required to maintain a stable temperature by analysing its variations with an accuracy of ±0.07ºC and sending micro-electrical impulses to the heating element. Together with the thermal fluid and high-purity aluminium, these impulses transfer heat to the environment in the most efficient way.

Energy Optimization and Temperature Stabilization

A Technology Capable of Anticipating your Needs.

Fuzzy Logic Energy Control predicts the amount of energy required at any given moment to reach the setpoint temperature. This technology proportionally reduces the energy demand needed to achieve the desired temperature, smoothing out the initial curve. Once the set temperature has been reached, Fuzzy Logic Energy Control generates micro-cuts to maintain stable warmth with a thermal variation in the steady-state period of only ±0.07 ºC.

All Rointe Electric Radiators Comply with ERPREADY and ECODESIGN Regulations.

They comply with, and in some cases exceed, the minimum standards required, providing the user with a quality product that complies with Lot20 regulations. They bear our ECODESIGN distinctive, which guarantees this compliance.

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