CAMPINI COREL · ROOM THERMOSTATS

Campini Corel Room and Electronic Thermostat Family

Official Campini Corel TY 90B room thermostat representative of the product group
Representative TY 90B room thermostat model; not all models in this product family look identical.

Room and electronic thermal control family, distinct from pressure measurement.

Original manufacturer: Campini Corel, Italy.

Certification: Pressure switch/thermostat compliance is not equivalent to Ex/ATEX hazardous-area approval. No Ex claim has been made here.

Original Manufacturer Catalog

Official Campini product family / model →

Confirm switching contacts, ratings and configuration by exact part number.

TY 90 room thermostat families — wiring and contact differences

Model selection parameterManufacturer-specific evidence
TY 90 B (bimetal)5–35°C setpoint range; NC 10(2) A at 250 V, NO 3(1) A; 220–240 V supply; max working temperature 50°C. Variants include B1/B2/B3/B4/B7 with differing on/off and changeover functions.
TY 90 C (bimetal)Also 5–35°C; selected C variants offer a night setback through external clock contact or integrated switch; exact C1–C7 order suffix controls switching and user interface.
TY 90 M (gas-sensitive)5–35°C and 220–240 V in the model summary. Two-wire connection is possible without pilot lamp; a pilot lamp needs a third wire. NC and NO contact ratings differ.
TY 90 F (fan-coil)5–35°C thermostat with summer/fan/winter and three-speed fan switching options; rated 3(1) A at 250 V for the specified contact.
Electrical commissioningThese are switching room thermostat families, not interchangeable 24 V digital communicating controllers. Contact type, mains wiring and fan-coil valve logic depend on suffix.

The photograph represents a TY 90 B variant, not an entire interchangeable family. Confirm the exact order suffix, required voltage and contact rating; a 5–35°C setting dial is not a statement of calibrated sensing accuracy. No blanket hazardous-area approval is asserted.

Campini Corel official room thermostat family index (manufacturer reference; reviewed 26 October 2026).