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You would. You can set a room as 'bedroom' and assign the Thermostat to that if that's where it's placed. It would call for heat when the temp drops below specified and the room would heat up. The problem comes when you want to heat another room, but not the bedroom, as any time one of the other TRV calls for heat it would mean the bedroom heats up too, as there's nothing to stop the flow in to that radiator.
You could cap the temp in the bedroom with a regular TRV I guess but then you potentially have a situation of the thermostat is calling for heat to the bedroom and the 'manual' TRV not allowing it to flow through the radiator. If all the other [tado] TRVs are also closed at the point I don't think that would be very good for your boiler / system.
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That's great, thanks.
Wouldn't I be able to set a different zone with a thermostat though? So it would call for heat when it's temp drops below the required or when scheduled?