Z-Wave Plus
Mesh platform for compatible Z-Wave networks and controllers.
SmartAPEX wireless room control APX-TZA · APX-TZD
One shared faceplate platform, on Z-Wave Plus. Crystal glass or Classic metal on top — the same fan-coil, valve and temperature control underneath, a different finish for the room.
Classic metal · installed, digital display live
One electronic platform
Every thermostat is built from two parts. The back-unit is the part that goes into the wall box and decides how it’s powered, wired and which loads it drives. The faceplate is what the room sees — and it doesn’t change the control logic underneath.
Faceplate gallery
Crystal glass and Classic metal on the shared 86 × 86 mm back-unit platform. Renders below are from the product manual pending real photography — finish/colour options are not yet confirmed for this line.

Glass faceplate, four fixed touch positions with interchangeable icons.

Metal faceplate, fixed icon layout.
Thermostat intelligence
Regardless of finish or back-unit, every SmartAPEX Z-Wave thermostat shares the same six capabilities.
Mesh platform for compatible Z-Wave networks and controllers.
Onboard sensing by default; Parameter 23 switches the active reading to an external NTC 10K probe.
Updated over the air through a compatible Z-Wave controller — no faceplate removal required.
Heat only, cool only, or heat and cool — set by configuration, alongside an adjustable Delta-T demand threshold.
Standard models take an external NTC 10K probe; -IR models take an external IR probe instead — never both on the same unit.
Crystal and Classic faceplates use the same mechanical platform as the SmartAPEX keypad line.
Configurable icon presentation
Personalization at your fingertips: the four Crystal icon positions are interchangeable, with alternative icons available via the SmartAPEX icon-selection sheet before ordering.
Model-specific, not interchangeable: standard models take an external NTC 10K probe; models ending in -IR take an external IR probe instead — connect only the accessory supported by the purchased model.
Crystal’s four touch positions are fixed — only the icon inserts and diffusers at each position are interchangeable. Icon selection changes the interface, not the electrical rating.
Back-unit specifications
Select the back-unit from the project’s electrical requirements first, then specify the Crystal or Classic faceplate on top. AC and low-voltage versions drive different loads and have different terminals.
Mains-powered installations driving a 3-speed fan-coil motor. TZA switches a 2-wire valve actuator; TZA010 drives a continuous 0–10 VDC valve/BMS input instead.
12–24 VAC/DC installations using four relay contacts with a shared common — fan-coil speeds, valve, lights or curtain loads.
Electrical installation and load selection must follow the exact product manual and be completed by a qualified professional. Full wiring diagrams for both versions are in the manual, not reproduced here.
Installation
Isolate power before wiring, servicing or changing the back-unit or faceplate. Follow the exact AC or low-voltage wiring page in the manual.
Glass faceplate kit
Product overview

Product manual
The manual covers Crystal and Classic faceplate preparation, AC and low-voltage back-unit wiring for fan-coil and valve applications, Z-Wave network commissioning, configuration parameters and technical limits — the authoritative source for anything electrical.
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