TL;DR: Danfoss ECL Comfort 110 kit — universal 1-circuit electronic controller with weekly timer, designed for district heating substations, boiler rooms and domestic hot water (DHW) systems. Ships with outdoor and surface PT1000 sensors and an AMB 162 actuator — a full package for single-loop control.
- Number of circuits: 1 (heating or DHW)
- Display: custom graphic with backlight, integrated weekly timer
- Power supply + IP: 230 V AC, 50 Hz, 3 VA / IP 41
- Communication: DLG interface (Danfoss Link integration); no Modbus/M-bus
Where ECL Comfort 110 is used
This single-circuit controller is typically chosen for small substations and boiler rooms — a single apartment, house, small building or basic DHW system. The integrated weekly timer allows comfort and setback temperature setpoints per day of week. The kit gets a system running immediately, without buying sensors and actuators separately.
The controller supports weather-compensated flow temperature control (heating), constant temperature control (DHW) and return temperature limitation — the functions required for properly tuned Danfoss AMB 162 valve operation.
Technical specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Code | 087B1721 |
| Series | Danfoss ECL Comfort 110 |
| Number of circuits | 1 (heating or DHW) |
| Display | Graphic with backlight |
| Timer | Integrated weekly schedule, 30 min steps |
| Power supply | 230 V AC (207–244 V), 50 Hz |
| Power consumption | 3 VA |
| Sensor inputs | Up to 4 PT1000 (1000 Ω @ 0 °C) + 1 digital input |
| Triac outputs | 15 VA @ 230 V AC (for motorised valve) |
| Relay outputs | 4 (2) A @ 230 V AC (for pump) |
| Communication | DLG interface (Danfoss Link) |
| IP class | IP 41 (DIN 40050) |
| Ambient temp. (operating) | 0–55 °C |
| Storage temp. | −40 to +70 °C |
| Clock backup | 36 h |
| Mounting | DIN rail, wall or panel |
Kit contents
- ECL Comfort 110 controller (230 V AC, with weekly timer) and mounting base
- AMB 162 valve actuator, 230 V (Danfoss code 082H0015)
- ESMT outdoor air PT1000 sensor (−50…+50 °C)
- ESM-11 surface PT1000 sensor, pipe-mounted (0…+100 °C)
Designer note: ECL 110 is a single-circuit controller — if your project needs separate control for heating AND DHW, or two heating groups (radiators + underfloor), choose ECL 210 (2 circuits) or ECL 310 (3 circuits). The ECL 110 application (116 — DHW, 130 — heating, 131 — combined) is selected during commissioning; verify the correct scheme before installation.
When to choose ECL Comfort 110
- Maintenance and one-to-one replacement of existing ECL 110 substations (matching form factor)
- Simple 1-circuit substation without protocol communication requirement
- Boiler rooms with a single valve and single pump
- Small DHW node without remote monitoring need
- Compatibility: sensors — Danfoss ESMT / ESM-10 / ESM-11 / ESMU (all PT1000); valve actuators — Danfoss AMB 100 / AMV 10 / 20 / 30 / 100 series (3-point control)
B2B delivery and logistics via Amegata.lt
- 24-hour delivery across Lithuania (from our warehouse in Vilnius)
- Competitive B2B pricing — often below market average
- 30-day payment terms for companies (per contract)
- Free technical consultation on controller configuration and application scheme
Official Danfoss catalogue: store.danfoss.com/ECL Comfort 110
Frequently asked questions
Can ECL 110 control heating and DHW simultaneously?
No. ECL 110 has one circuit — it runs one application at a time (heating OR DHW). If both are required, ECL 210 (2 circuits) or ECL 310 (3 circuits) is the correct choice.
Does this kit have Modbus or M-bus communication?
No. ECL 110 only has the DLG interface for integration with Danfoss Link™ home automation. If Modbus RTU or M-bus is needed, choose the ECL 210 or ECL 310 series.
What does "EE with timer" mean in the name?
"EE" marks a specific configuration for the Baltic market, and "with timer" means the controller has an integrated weekly schedule (30 min steps) — no need for a separate ECA 110 timer chip card.
Can ECL 110 be replaced with ECL 210?
Yes, this is a logical upgrade path — ECL 210 has a larger LCD display, more sensor inputs (8 instead of 4), supports A-key programmable applications and Modbus. The physical mounting dimensions differ, so cabinet layout needs to be adapted.
Where can I get application scheme descriptions?
On the Danfoss website: application 130 — weather-compensated heating; 116 — constant DHW temperature; 131 — combined variant. Each scheme has its own installation and operating guide.