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What is the minimum distance for installing an EPH CONTROLS RFRA RF Room Thermostat from metallic or electronic devices?

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LaAyla
12/17/2025, 07:05:01 PM

To ensure optimal performance and avoid signal interference, the EPH CONTROLS RFRA RF Room Thermostat should be installed at least 1 meter away from metallic objects, televisions, radios, and wireless internet transmitters. This recommended distance, as per the manufacturer's guidelines, helps to maintain a clear signal path, preventing potential disruptions to the thermostat's functionality and ensuring reliable connectivity for your heating system.

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