General Life MITRA HT340S RF
MITRA HT340S 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: HT340S 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 heading and catalog card name this model HT340S RF; an image label says HT330S RF and the manual link opens SOLARA 330S RF. This profile follows the catalog card and product heading. The technical table is reproduced as published, and exact-model documentation remains to be confirmed.
Related Pages
Wireless thermostats · MITRA series · General Life manufacturer
Official Resources
Technical data checked against the model’s manufacturer page on 11 October 2026.
Official MITRA HT340S RF Product PageOfficial Wireless Catalog
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MITRA HT340S RF — receiver and heat source compatibility
Split unit design: The wireless thermostat housing is 85mm / 125mm / 20mm and operates from 3V DC (2 x AAA alkaline batteries), while the relay receiver measures 90mm / 90mm / 25mm and is supplied by 230V (AC). These supplies belong to separate components; plan mains electrical safety and the room-unit’s battery replacement individually.
Boiler switching: The receiver contact’s documented resistive-load capacity is 7A (240VAC – resistive load) 10A (120VAC – resistive load). Compare the boiler controller’s volt-free or powered input and contact wiring. This resistive limit alone does not demonstrate suitability for directly starting a motor or driving an inductive valve load.
Comfort and radio checks: The recorded setpoint span is (5°C) – (30°C); sensitivity is (-2.0°C) – (+2.0°C). The sensitivity parameter must not be described as sensor accuracy. Test pairing through the installed building structure, interference, loss-of-signal operation and safe receiver manual override.
Replacement decision: A visually similar wired or SMART MITRA HT340S RF sibling may use completely different switching/power hardware. Confirm official model and receiver revision, radio instructions and the heating appliance interface before substitution.