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If you don’t have TRV’s on the Rads do that(stick danfoss ones they are the best), if yiu want control over each floor you’ll need to zone it.
Motorised values and a smart thermostat, nest won’t do multiple zones you’d needs a couple of them but a Wiser would do it you could run traditional wall mounted ones but you’d need to run cables back to the boiler far too much hassle and cost prohibited by the time you’d do it.
Smart thermostats keep getting mentioned in here, I think there pish personally, for people with too much time on there hands and a fad at Best but each to there own.
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Smart thermostats keep getting mentioned in here, I think there pish personally, for people with too much time on there hands and a fad at Best but each to there own.
The main reason I bought mine was I lived by myself and traveled a lot for work. I often forgot to turn the heating off when I went away so would be heating an empty house for a couple of weeks.
Also, I've got to say that the voice control is nice.
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In defense of smart TRVs (which I need to do to justify my own spending...), they pretty much do the same as zoned heating, just with more granularity. And less pipework.
aggi
NotThamesWater
To follow up on the heating chat. If I have a combi boiler with no room stat. What’s the best way to have decent control over heating. Three floors, all used. We don’t need particularly smart stuff, but not heating a whole house unnecessarily would be nice.