Thermostats and Temperature Controllers

Thermostats and Temperature Controllers

Gutter Heating Thermostat Eberle DTR-E 3102 IP65

56.00 €

Price includes 24% VAT · excl. VAT 45.16 €

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Gutter Heating Thermostat Eberle DTR-E 3102 IP65 is a wall-mounted differential thermostat designed to control electric heating cables installed in gutters, downpipes and roof drainage areas. It operates the heating system only within a user-defined outdoor temperature range, helping to reduce unnecessary heating cable operation.

The IP65-rated enclosure is suitable for outdoor wall mounting. An integrated bimetallic temperature sensor measures the ambient air temperature, so no separate outdoor temperature sensor is required.

Product code: 58592808

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Adjustable upper and lower temperature limits

The Eberle DTR-E 3102 contains two temperature controls connected in series:

  • Temp (+), marked with a red scale, sets the upper temperature limit. When the outdoor temperature falls below this value, the gutter heating system switches on.
  • Temp (–), marked with a blue scale, sets the lower temperature limit. When the temperature falls below this value, the heating switches off. It switches on again when the temperature rises above the lower limit.

In the manufacturer’s operating example, the upper limit is set to +5 °C and the lower limit to –5 °C. The heating cable then operates approximately within the critical temperature range from –5 to +5 °C.

The most suitable settings depend on the building, roof insulation, gutter construction, heating cable output and the temperatures at which meltwater is produced.

Important difference from a moisture-sensing controller

The Eberle DTR-E 3102 measures ambient temperature only. It does not detect the presence of water, snow or ice. The heating cable will therefore operate whenever the outdoor temperature is within the selected range, including during dry weather.

For a more advanced system that switches the heating on only when suitable temperature and moisture conditions occur at the same time, use a snow and ice melting controller with moisture sensors.

Outdoor installation

When used for gutter heating control, the thermostat must be installed outdoors. The recommended position is on the north-facing side of the building, approximately 1.5–1.6 metres above ground level.

The installation location must provide unrestricted air circulation. The thermostat should not be exposed to direct sunlight, continuous draughts or heat radiation. If installation on the north side is not possible, suitable shielding should be provided to protect the thermostat from direct sunlight.

Electrical installation and connection must be carried out by a qualified electrician according to the wiring diagram located inside the thermostat cover.

Main advantages

  • designed for controlling roof and gutter heating cables;
  • separately adjustable upper and lower temperature limits;
  • integrated bimetallic ambient temperature sensor;
  • IP65-rated enclosure for outdoor installation;
  • switching current up to 16 A;
  • maximum switching capacity of 3.6 kW;
  • no separate outdoor temperature sensor required;
  • simple mechanical adjustment;
  • surface mounting on an external wall.

Technical specifications

  • Manufacturer: Eberle
  • Model: DTR-E 3102
  • Product code: 58592808
  • Manufacturer reference: 191590190900
  • Supply voltage: 230 V AC
  • Switching current: 16 (4) A at 250 V AC
  • Maximum switching capacity: 3.6 kW
  • Temperature setting range: –20 to +25 °C
  • Permissible ambient temperature: –25 to +55 °C
  • Switching differential: 1–3 K
  • Temperature sensor: integrated bimetallic sensor
  • Contact arrangement: two contacts connected in series
  • Enclosure rating: IP65
  • Permissible relative humidity: up to 95%, non-condensing
  • Dimensions: 122 × 120 × 55 mm
  • Installation: surface-mounted on an external wall
  • Temperature adjustment: located under the enclosure cover

Suitable gutter and roof heating cables are available from Heatline.

Important: electrical installation, connection and selection of any additional switching equipment must be carried out by a qualified electrician.