The LG PQRSTA0 is a wired wall-mounted temperature sensor for measuring room temperature in LG Therma V heat pumps. According to the product page, the sensor measures the room temperature at the wall and transmits it via cable to the control system, which can then control the heating circuit. According to the product page, it is compatible with LG Therma V Split and Monobloc systems, among others; the page does not mention any other series. We do not have any information beyond what is provided on this page; we can provide additional specifications upon request.

Function and Use

• Purpose: According to the product page, the sensor measures the room temperature at the wall and transmits it via cable to the control system, which can then control the heating circuit
• Heat pump accessory: a component from the LG accessory range for Therma V that expands the basic equipment of the system
• Installation: wall-mounted in the reference room according to the product page, connected via cable to the indoor unit; the page does not state the cable length

Requirements and Compatibility

• Heat pump: LG Therma V Split and Monobloc systems according to the product page (among others); the page does not mention any other series; we can check whether your model is included upon request using the model designation
• Connection: to the indoor unit control system according to the manufacturer's installation instructions; the page does not state the terminals or settings
• Technical specifications: sensor type / resistance value, cable length, dimensions are not stated on the page; available upon request

Scope of Delivery

• 1x LG PQRSTA0 room temperature sensor

The product page does not state the scope of delivery; we can confirm whether mounting hardware and instructions are included upon request.

Additional Items Required

• A compatible LG heat pump (LG Therma V Split and Monobloc systems, among others)
• Depending on the installation method, a submersible sleeve or sensor sleeve, or mounting to a wall or pipe
• Installation and commissioning by a specialist company that services the heat pump

Technical Data

Model	LG PQRSTA0
Type	Room temperature sensor
Compatible with	LG Therma V Split and Monobloc systems according to the product page (among others); the page does not mention any other series
Installation	Wall-mounted in the reference room according to the product page, connected via cable to the indoor unit; the page does not state the cable length
Sensor type / resistance value	not stated on the page
Cable length	not stated on the page
Dimensions	not stated on the page
Manufacturer according to the product page	LG Electronics Deutschland GmbH, Eschborn
Scope of delivery	1x PQRSTA0 room temperature sensor; no further information is provided on the page

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LG PQRSTA0 used for?

According to the product page, the sensor measures the room temperature at the wall and transmits it via cable to the control system, which can then control the heating circuit. Whether the accessory is required for your system depends on its design and the desired function; we can check this upon request.

Which heat pumps is it suitable for?

The product page mentions LG Therma V Split and Monobloc systems (among others); the page does not mention any other series. Before ordering, we can check upon request whether your system is included.

What is included in the scope of delivery?

The product page states 1x PQRSTA0 room temperature sensor. The page does not state whether mounting hardware or instructions are included; we can confirm this upon request.

How is it installed and connected?

Wall-mounted in the reference room according to the product page, connected via cable to the indoor unit; the page does not state the cable length. It is connected to the indoor unit control system; the terminal assignments are specified in the installation instructions; the function is then enabled in the menu.

Can I install the accessory myself?

No. Connection and activation take place inside the opened indoor unit and in the heat pump control system; this is carried out by the specialist company that services the system to ensure that the assignments and settings are correct.