Heat Pump Thermostats

Upgrade your climate control with Keemeet, a leading manufacturer of heat pump thermostats. Our 2 stage and 3 stage heat pump thermostats are built for high-efficiency management of air source, geothermal, and multi-stage heat pumps.

Take full control of your heating, cooling, and auxiliary heat through a color touchscreen. With real-time tracking of temperature, humidity, and energy history, Keemeet makes it easier than ever to monitor system status and optimize your consumption. Enjoy a smarter, more precise, and more cost-effective way to manage your HVAC today!

Keemeet Heat Pump Thermostats

KM208

Digital programmable thermostat for heat pump

KM502

Smart wifi thermostat for heat pump

KM503

Smart wifi thermostat for heat pump

Features of Keemeet Heat Pump Thermostats

Widely System Support

From 3H/2C heat pumps to gas, electric, or conventional systems, it’s the only controller you need for complex multi-stage HVAC setups.

Color Touchscreen

The 3.5” TFT high-resolution display paired with a capacitive touch interface makes navigation effortless. It provides a premium, smartphone-like experience.

Programmable Scheduling

With 5+2, 7-day, and 24-hour modes, plus the flexibility of four or six events per day, the system ensures maximum comfort while save energy costs.

Multi-Language Support

With 9 languages built-in, this interface is ready for international markets, making it intuitive for users across different regions without custom firmware.

Frost Protection

Built-in logic prevents pipes from freezing and hardware from failing during extreme cold snaps, protecting the building’s infrastructure even when the user is away.

Integration Ready

Whether you need standard 2.4G Wi-Fi for residential apps or Modbus (RS485/TCP) for industrial BMS integration, this hardware is ready to plug into any ecosystem.

Heat Pump Thermostats Specifications
Purpose of controlUp to 3H/2C, Gas / Electric / Heat Pump / Fossil Fuel / Conventional system
Supply voltage24VAC, 110VAC 50/60 hz
Relay rating110VAC @5 Amp 24VAC @1 Amp
Output relaySPST - NO
Display320x480 pixels color TFT - capacitive touch
Operating temperature1° C- 85° C
WiFiIEEE 802.11 b/g/n - 2.4GHZ
CommunicationsModbus RTU, Modbus TCP
Displayed temperature resolution0.1°C
Wire size, terminalsCurrent ≤ 5 a - 1.5 mm², solid core wire
Smart schedule type7days, weekday/weekend, 24hours
ScheduleUp to seven different 4- or 6-event program
Floor limit range5°C/60°C
Standby consumption≤0.5 W
SecurityWPA/WPA2
Dimensions (w/h/d)96 * 86 * 32.5 (mm)
Weight≤200 g
Enclosure ratingIP 21
Product materialPC + ABS plastic
Alexa, Google homeYes(option)

What are the benefits of using a heat pump thermostat?

Regular thermostats often struggle with the complexity of a heat pump. A heat pump thermostat is built to managing everything from defrost cycles and auxiliary heat to multi-stage (2H/3C) compressor logic. This ensures your system isn’t just running, but running at peak efficiency.

 

The biggest benefit is on your energy bill. By using precise staging logic and balance point control, these thermostats stop the system from jumping to expensive backup heat unless it’s necessary. This can shave up to 25% off your energy costs. On top of that, you get real-time status alerts and smart home integration (like Alexa or Wi-Fi apps), so you can manage your comfort from anywhere.

Why choose Keemeet Factory's Heat Pump Thermostats

As a professional thermostat manufacturer, Keemeet provides full production control and flexible branding solutions to help grow your business.

  • 3 SMT Machines & 4 Assembly Lines
  • In-house Aging & Packaging Facility
  • 100% AOI Automated Testing
  • Custom Branding (OEM)
  • 10+ Years Global Logistics Experience
FAQ

Yes. Most heat pumps need a thermostat rated specifically for them. You need dedicated O/B terminals for the reversing valve and auxiliary heat control; trying to use a basic furnace thermostat can tank your efficiency or even mess up the equipment.

For dual-fuel or electric backup, the thermostat has to handle multi-stage auxiliary heat. It should also have outdoor temperature lockout settings for your strip or fossil fuel heat, plus logic that keeps the backup heat from kicking in unless it’s actually needed.

Ducted systems usually run on standard low-voltage thermostats. However, ductless mini-splits often use their own proprietary controls or Wi-Fi adapters, so you’ll need to check if a third-party smart thermostat is even compatible before you buy.

Heat pump thermostats often use "ramped recovery" to bring the temperature up slowly. This protects the compressor and avoids jumping straight to expensive backup heat. Furnace thermostats, on the other hand, are basically just simple on/off switches.

We recommend “Auto.” This ensures the fan only runs during a call for heat or cool. Using “On” can lead to cold drafts and humidity problems since the fan stays spinning even when the system isn't actively conditioning the air.

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