Io Hvac Controls UCC-DTH Temp Humidity Sensor Display

Product Description

The IO HVAC CONTROLS UCC-DTH is a wall-mount indoor sensor designed to monitor and display both temperature and humidity in commercial and residential HVAC applications. Part of the Saturn sensor line, it provides real-time readings directly on its integrated display, giving technicians and building operators at-a-glance access to environmental conditions without additional equipment. The UCC-DTH is typically wired into a building automation or unit controller system, where accurate indoor sensing is critical to maintaining comfort setpoints and system efficiency. Licensed HVAC technicians and controls specialists are the primary installers of this device.

This sensor is suited for indoor installation in occupied spaces where both temperature and humidity monitoring are required. Typical applications include commercial offices, retail environments, schools, and multi-zone residential systems. The integrated display eliminates the need for a separate readout device, making it a practical choice for zones where local visibility of environmental data is desirable. It connects to compatible unit controllers or building automation systems that accept standard sensor inputs.

Key Features

• Dual-function sensing: monitors both indoor temperature and relative humidity simultaneously
• Integrated display provides local readout without additional hardware
• Compact wall-mount form factor suitable for occupied indoor spaces
• Designed for integration with unit controllers and building automation systems
• Lightweight at 0.5 pounds for straightforward wall installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for HVAC control systems requiring an indoor temperature and humidity sensor with local display capability. Verify controller input compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation of the UCC-DTH should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician or controls specialist familiar with low-voltage wiring and building automation systems. Power down the controller or panel before making any wiring connections to the sensor. Mount the unit on an interior wall away from supply air diffusers, exterior walls, and direct sunlight to ensure accurate readings. Follow all applicable local codes and the controller manufacturer wiring guidelines during installation.