• Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170
  • Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170
  • Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170
  • Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170

Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170

Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170

Normal price 173,00 €
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  • Wireless gas boiler control with 230-volt transmitter and 230-volt receiver - without batteries
  • Exhaust air system, e.g. bathroom fan, can be operated safely despite gas boiler
  • As soon as the gas boiler is ignited, the control system reliably switches off the exhaust air system
  • 868 mHz radio link monitoring
  • Discounts for specialist companies & resellers
  • Personal expert advice (no call center!)
  • Repair service beyond the statutory warranty

Item number: 300714

Delivery time: 2-3 working days

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Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170

Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170

173,00 €
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  • Technical information
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  • FAQ - Frequently asked questions
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Scope of delivery
• Radio receiver
• Radio transmitter
• 4 m control cable
• Operating instructions, mounting material (10 nail clamps, screwdriver)

Exhaust systems such as bathroom fans or extractor hoods create negative pressure in the room if there is insufficient fresh air flow. If a fireplace (e.g., gas boiler, central heating boiler) is located in the same room, there is a risk that toxic exhaust gases – such as carbon monoxide – will be sucked back into the living space from the chimney.

The Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170 prevents exactly this risk: It allows the operation of the exhaust air system only when the fireplace not is in operation.

The control system consists of a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter is connected to the potential-free output of the gas boiler (normally closed or normally closed). As soon as the boiler ignites, the contact state changes – the signal is transmitted wirelessly to the receiver. The receiver then shuts off the power supply to the exhaust air system.

If the boiler is deactivated again, the receiver releases the exhaust air system.

Safety principle : Exhaust air is only permitted if no exhaust gases can be produced.


Second recipient
An additional receiver can be added to the existing FGS 170 set FGS 170-E  the same factory coding (0 to 9). When ordering, please specify the serial number of your existing set.

WEEE NO.: DE91394868

Operating voltage 230 V AC / 50-60 Hz
Switching performance 1150 VA | 5A (changer) ; 700W | 3 A
Functional area -15°C / +40°C
Protection class IP20
Radio frequency 868 MHz SRD
Reach up to 20 meters in open field
Dimensions(WxWxD)

Receiver 53x53x31 mm, transmitter 53x53x31 mm

Weight 0.34 kg

🔧 Technology & function

1. How does the FGS170 set work exactly? The FGS170 set consists of a 230V transmitter (connected to the potential-free contact of the gas boiler) and a 230V receiver. As soon as the gas boiler goes into operation, the transmitter reports this via radio to the receiver, which then interrupts the power supply to the exhaust system. When the heater is off, the exhaust system is released again

2. What happens if the heater ignites while the exhaust air is running? The receiver immediately interrupts the circuit to the exhaust system - so it switches off. This prevents negative pressure from drawing toxic exhaust gases back into the room

3. Is there a special frequency or radio monitoring? Yes, the system works on 868MHz and continuously monitors the radio connection between transmitter and receiver. The typical range is up to 20m in the open field, but can be influenced by walls or shielding

4. Do I need a potential-free contact on the thermal bath? Yes. The sender requires a Normally closed or normally open contact to query the thermal baths. However, many devices only return 230V voltage in the event of a fire - this is sufficient, as an electrician can easily find a suitable 230V relay installed to create the necessary contact

* The transmitter is connected to the potential-free contact (opener) of the gas boiler with a cable. As soon as combustion starts and the contact opens, a receiver is activated via radio, which switches off the exhaust system (e.g. bathroom fan). The receiver can be installed surface-mounted or flush-mounted in a distributor, switch or socket with a minimum diameter of 60 mm. The side fastening tabs on the receiver can be broken away if necessary.

*Make sure that the radio waves are not shielded (wall, metal, etc.), the range depends. from the installation.

🛠️ installation & compatibility

5. Can I connect the FGS170 myself? The transmitter is connected to the contact of the gas boiler, the receiver is in a 230V socket installed (built-in module). You should hire a trained electrician to install the transmitter and receiver in the power supply.

6. Why is a 230V relay sometimes needed? If your gas boiler only has one 230V output, but has no potential-free contact, a 230 V relay can simulate the contact. This relay converts the voltage signal into a potential-free contact - this allows the transmitter to reliably process the thermal message

7. Does the system work with every thermal bath? Yes – as long as the thermal bath provides a suitable contact or a 230 V control. If you are unsure, please ask your installer.

➕ Extensions & Variants

8. Can I connect a second exhaust system? Yes. Use another receiver for this (FGS170-E 300701), the factory set to the same coding (0–9) will be set. Please provide the serial number of your first set when ordering.

🧾 Legal & Security

9. Why do I need exhaust air control for gas boilers? Exhaust air systems create negative pressure. If the heater is burning and the windows for supply are closed, negative pressure can arise - this sucks exhaust gases (e.g. carbon monoxide) back into the room. The FGS170 gas boiler control prevents this by only allowing exhaust air control when the boiler is off

10. Is the FGS170 approved? No, we do not have DIBt certification for this article. Involve your chimney sweep in your planning before installation so that nothing stands in the way of acceptance afterwards. There are clear regional differences on which Elektrotechnik-Schabus has no influence.

🛒 purchase & service

11. What is included? A 230V transmitter and a 230V built-in receiver, a 4m control cable, mounting material and description

12. Are there spare parts? Yes. The receiver can be ordered separately (model FGS170-E item 300701) and is set to your existing coding. For transmitters, relays or supply lines, please contact our support.

13. How long is the guarantee valid? You receive a 2-year warranty in accordance with legal regulations.

14. Who will support me if I have any questions or problems? Our technical support is available by phone or email. You can find the contact details on our website.

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Description
Scope of delivery
• Radio receiver
• Radio transmitter
• 4 m control cable
• Operating instructions, mounting material (10 nail clamps, screwdriver)

Exhaust systems such as bathroom fans or extractor hoods create negative pressure in the room if there is insufficient fresh air flow. If a fireplace (e.g., gas boiler, central heating boiler) is located in the same room, there is a risk that toxic exhaust gases – such as carbon monoxide – will be sucked back into the living space from the chimney.

The Wireless exhaust air control FGS 170 prevents exactly this risk: It allows the operation of the exhaust air system only when the fireplace not is in operation.

The control system consists of a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter is connected to the potential-free output of the gas boiler (normally closed or normally closed). As soon as the boiler ignites, the contact state changes – the signal is transmitted wirelessly to the receiver. The receiver then shuts off the power supply to the exhaust air system.

If the boiler is deactivated again, the receiver releases the exhaust air system.

Safety principle : Exhaust air is only permitted if no exhaust gases can be produced.


Second recipient
An additional receiver can be added to the existing FGS 170 set FGS 170-E  the same factory coding (0 to 9). When ordering, please specify the serial number of your existing set.

WEEE NO.: DE91394868

Technical information
Operating voltage 230 V AC / 50-60 Hz
Switching performance 1150 VA | 5A (changer) ; 700W | 3 A
Functional area -15°C / +40°C
Protection class IP20
Radio frequency 868 MHz SRD
Reach up to 20 meters in open field
Dimensions(WxWxD)

Receiver 53x53x31 mm, transmitter 53x53x31 mm

Weight 0.34 kg
Connection examples
FAQ - Frequently asked questions

🔧 Technology & function

1. How does the FGS170 set work exactly? The FGS170 set consists of a 230V transmitter (connected to the potential-free contact of the gas boiler) and a 230V receiver. As soon as the gas boiler goes into operation, the transmitter reports this via radio to the receiver, which then interrupts the power supply to the exhaust system. When the heater is off, the exhaust system is released again

2. What happens if the heater ignites while the exhaust air is running? The receiver immediately interrupts the circuit to the exhaust system - so it switches off. This prevents negative pressure from drawing toxic exhaust gases back into the room

3. Is there a special frequency or radio monitoring? Yes, the system works on 868MHz and continuously monitors the radio connection between transmitter and receiver. The typical range is up to 20m in the open field, but can be influenced by walls or shielding

4. Do I need a potential-free contact on the thermal bath? Yes. The sender requires a Normally closed or normally open contact to query the thermal baths. However, many devices only return 230V voltage in the event of a fire - this is sufficient, as an electrician can easily find a suitable 230V relay installed to create the necessary contact

* The transmitter is connected to the potential-free contact (opener) of the gas boiler with a cable. As soon as combustion starts and the contact opens, a receiver is activated via radio, which switches off the exhaust system (e.g. bathroom fan). The receiver can be installed surface-mounted or flush-mounted in a distributor, switch or socket with a minimum diameter of 60 mm. The side fastening tabs on the receiver can be broken away if necessary.

*Make sure that the radio waves are not shielded (wall, metal, etc.), the range depends. from the installation.

🛠️ installation & compatibility

5. Can I connect the FGS170 myself? The transmitter is connected to the contact of the gas boiler, the receiver is in a 230V socket installed (built-in module). You should hire a trained electrician to install the transmitter and receiver in the power supply.

6. Why is a 230V relay sometimes needed? If your gas boiler only has one 230V output, but has no potential-free contact, a 230 V relay can simulate the contact. This relay converts the voltage signal into a potential-free contact - this allows the transmitter to reliably process the thermal message

7. Does the system work with every thermal bath? Yes – as long as the thermal bath provides a suitable contact or a 230 V control. If you are unsure, please ask your installer.

➕ Extensions & Variants

8. Can I connect a second exhaust system? Yes. Use another receiver for this (FGS170-E 300701), the factory set to the same coding (0–9) will be set. Please provide the serial number of your first set when ordering.

🧾 Legal & Security

9. Why do I need exhaust air control for gas boilers? Exhaust air systems create negative pressure. If the heater is burning and the windows for supply are closed, negative pressure can arise - this sucks exhaust gases (e.g. carbon monoxide) back into the room. The FGS170 gas boiler control prevents this by only allowing exhaust air control when the boiler is off

10. Is the FGS170 approved? No, we do not have DIBt certification for this article. Involve your chimney sweep in your planning before installation so that nothing stands in the way of acceptance afterwards. There are clear regional differences on which Elektrotechnik-Schabus has no influence.

🛒 purchase & service

11. What is included? A 230V transmitter and a 230V built-in receiver, a 4m control cable, mounting material and description

12. Are there spare parts? Yes. The receiver can be ordered separately (model FGS170-E item 300701) and is set to your existing coding. For transmitters, relays or supply lines, please contact our support.

13. How long is the guarantee valid? You receive a 2-year warranty in accordance with legal regulations.

14. Who will support me if I have any questions or problems? Our technical support is available by phone or email. You can find the contact details on our website.

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