General Life MITRA HT10S RF
MITRA HT10S RF is a General Life wireless room thermostat. The room unit communicates with a separate RF receiver, which switches compatible equipment through its relay.
Model Identification
Manufacturer: General Life
Series: MITRA
Model: HT10S RF
Category: Wireless room thermostat
Connection: Radio link to receiver; receiver relay to equipment
Room Thermostat Specifications
Receiver Specifications
Compatibility and Installation
Confirm that the heating or cooling equipment supports the receiver’s on/off relay connection, and follow the exact equipment and thermostat manuals. The RF link replaces the cable between room unit and receiver; the receiver still needs power and an equipment connection. Electrical installation should be performed by a qualified installer.
Source and Revision Notes
The product table reports 0.3°C operating sensitivity. General hysteresis text describes a 0.5°C default; these descriptions should not be treated as equivalent specifications.
Related Pages
Wireless thermostats · MITRA series · General Life manufacturer
Official Resources
Technical data checked against the model’s manufacturer page and the explicitly applicable RF manual on 11 October 2026.
Official MITRA HT10S RF Product PageOfficial Model-Family RF User Manual
Official Wireless Catalog
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Wireless installation assessment — MITRA HT10S RF
Two electrical units: The MITRA HT10S RF room thermostat is 85.7mm / 85.7mm / 33.5mm and uses 3V DC (2 x AAA alkaline batteries), while its distinct receiver is 90mm / 90mm / 25mm and requires 230V (AC). Do not wire receiver mains into the battery-powered room unit or assume the thermostat can operate without its correct paired receiver.
Heating switching: The receiver’s published normally-open resistive load is 7A (240VAC – resistive load) 10A (120VAC – resistive load). The heat source must accept this contact topology and the selected receiver’s output wiring; a resistive rating is not an inductive pump or compressor switching certificate.
Wireless commissioning: Test radio pairing, communication reliability through the actual walls/floors, manual receiver control and safe response to a lost wireless link. The room setpoint is (5°C) – (30°C) and operating sensitivity is 0.3°C. A control sensitivity figure must not be confused with measurement resolution. Locate the sensor away from localized heating or drafts.
Variant boundary: This MITRA HT10S RF receiver-based product should not inherit a wired sibling’s low-voltage relay specification or a SMART app’s features. Confirm receiver serial/revision, radio pairing instructions, current maker diagram and boiler terminal scheme before replacement.