HotelTech manufactures hotel thermostats for guest rooms, shared spaces, and hospitality HVAC applications. If you require any assistance in determining which solution works best for your property, feel free to reach out.
Different spaces need different controls. HotelTech offers multiple thermostat lines, so your team can match the right model to the room, system, and daily use of the space.
Ultramax is HotelTech’s networkable touch-screen thermostat. It gives properties touch-screen room control, networkable functionality, and centralized configuration across guestrooms.
This model is a strong fit when you want consistent settings across many rooms without making the guest-facing controls difficult to use.
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Optimax ST is a motion sensor smart setback thermostat designed to help reduce unnecessary heating and cooling in unsold or unoccupied rooms. It includes a built-in passive infrared motion sensor while keeping the guest controls simple.
This model is a practical choice when energy control matters, but the room still needs to stay easy for guests and staff to manage.
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Optimax is a versatile hotel room thermostat with a large display, slim wall profile, and tactile buttons. It is a strong fit for guest rooms where clear temperature visibility and simple control matter most.
Guests can read the display easily, make basic adjustments, and use familiar controls without needing instructions. For staff, Optimax keeps room control straightforward across daily use.
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The Ultra thermostat is a compact hotel thermostat made for durability, simple operation, and reliable performance in demanding hospitality spaces.
It is a strong fit for guest rooms, public areas, and high-use spaces where the thermostat needs to hold up through frequent use without adding unnecessary complexity.
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Public areas often need simpler thermostat access than guest rooms. Exercise rooms, meeting rooms, corridors, staff areas, and other shared spaces may need durable controls that limit unnecessary adjustments.
Our public area thermostat controls are perfect for shared hospitality spaces where standard guestroom controls may not be the right fit.
Public area models can use fewer buttons, protected settings, and electronic lock-style control. This helps limit access without relying on a large thermostat cover box.
Some models include motion sensing for spaces that are used at unpredictable times. The thermostat can set back after the space is unused, then return to the property-defined comfort setting when motion is detected.
Public area models are available for many common HVAC applications, including fan coil, heat pump, split system, and PTAC setups.
The right choice depends on how the space is used, who needs access to the controls, and what your HVAC system requires.
Use these questions to narrow down the right model:
Review our product lines to find the right solution for your application.
The right hotel thermostat must match the HVAC system. Before deciding, confirm hotel thermostat HVAC compatibility, including system type, voltage, fan requirements, and current thermostat setup. Gathering these details early helps ensure the correct model selection and avoids project delays.
Your team should gather:
If you are unsure which details matter, HotelTech’s hotel thermostat support can help your team confirm what is needed.
The best thermostat depends on the room and the property’s priorities. Optimax is a strong fit for simple guest-room control, Optimax ST supports motion sensing and smart setback, Ultramax offers networkable touch-screen control, and Ultra is made for compact durability.
Optimax focuses on simple guest-facing control with a large display and tactile buttons. Optimax ST adds built-in passive infrared motion sensing for automatic setback operation.
Ultramax is HotelTech’s networkable touch-screen thermostat. It is designed for properties that want centralized configuration alongside in-room usability and motion-sensing-based setback features..
Public area controls are suited for shared spaces such as meeting rooms, exercise rooms, corridors, staff areas, and other high-use spaces. They can limit unnecessary access while keeping comfort manageable.
Start by confirming the HVAC type, Model Number, voltage, fan stages, and existing wiring. Photos of the current thermostat and wiring can also help HotelTech identify the right model.
Yes. HotelTech works directly with property teams to help select the right thermostat based on room type, HVAC system, control needs, and project size.
If you are comparing hotel thermostats for guest rooms, public areas, motion sensing, networkable control, or replacement projects, HotelTech can help you choose the right model.
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