General Life MITRA HT25S RF
MITRA HT25S 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: HT25S 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
Technical data comes from an official shared RF manual that explicitly names this model and the MITRA series. The individual model page could not be retrieved. The shared manual does not state a receiver ambient operating temperature.
Related Pages
Wireless thermostats · MITRA series · General Life manufacturer
Official Resources
Technical data checked against the official model-family RF manual, which explicitly includes this model and MITRA series, on 11 October 2026.
Official RF User ManualOfficial Wireless Catalog
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Wireless installation assessment — MITRA HT25S RF
Two electrical units: The MITRA HT25S 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 at 240VAC; 10A at 120VAC. 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 (-2.0°C) – (+2.0°C). The sensitivity adjustment is not measurement-error tolerance. Locate the sensor away from localized heating or drafts.
Variant boundary: This MITRA HT25S 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.