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TRV in the bedroom means you might get woken up by it opening if you want heating before you wake up. Thermostat in the bedroom means that room will heat up when any other room in the house calls for heat.
I went for no TRV and no Thermostat in the bedroom so it's usually pretty warm in there as it's getting heated when we're using the home office during the day. The cat likes it! I also left the towel rail unregulated which works pretty well as the towels actually get dried through the course of a day.
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Question for all the Tado users out there.
I bought a whole system when Amazon were selling it half price a while back.
I think I've over ordered, and now I have the choice of either a thermostat or a TRV valve in our main bedroom. I'll be sending the other one back.
Any pros or cons I should think about?