Best Wifi enabled thermostat
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ST-Alex said:
I have an Ideal Vogue boiler which the plumber wired up standard with my Tado. I found out both supported opentherm so wired it as opentherm myself. Just needs two wires changing at both ends and a quick call to Tado who instantly changed the Tado to work as opentherm. It's low voltage, no mains required at Tado as it runs from batteries which last about a year and you get an email telling you when the batteries are running low.
Ideal vouges worth the extra over the logic +?Edited by ST-Alex on Monday 13th August 19:14
If anyone needs a Tado Extension kit they are on offer with O2 as well at £39.99.
Tado Extension Kit £39.99
Tado Extension Kit £39.99
ST-Alex said:
If anyone needs a Tado Extension kit they are on offer with O2 as well at £39.99.
Tado Extension Kit £39.99
Right, bit of help if people would be kind.Tado Extension Kit £39.99
I’ve got a Vaillant combi boiler in the kitchen.
Underneath it wired is the receiver and I have a thermostat which we take everywhere around the house with us, bought from the plumbcentre.
I bought the Tado starter kit v2 back in July when it was £40. Not yet set up as the heating hasn’t been on at all.
Do I need the extension kit that o2 have on offer atm?
CharlieH89 said:
Right, bit of help if people would be kind.
I’ve got a Vaillant combi boiler in the kitchen.
Underneath it wired is the receiver and I have a thermostat which we take everywhere around the house with us, bought from the plumbcentre.
I bought the Tado starter kit v2 back in July when it was £40. Not yet set up as the heating hasn’t been on at all.
Do I need the extension kit that o2 have on offer atm?
I think so yes. You can either wire the stat to the boiler or use the stat wirelessly linked to the extension kit (this needs to be wired to the boiler).I’ve got a Vaillant combi boiler in the kitchen.
Underneath it wired is the receiver and I have a thermostat which we take everywhere around the house with us, bought from the plumbcentre.
I bought the Tado starter kit v2 back in July when it was £40. Not yet set up as the heating hasn’t been on at all.
Do I need the extension kit that o2 have on offer atm?
B17NNS said:
CharlieH89 said:
Right, bit of help if people would be kind.
I’ve got a Vaillant combi boiler in the kitchen.
Underneath it wired is the receiver and I have a thermostat which we take everywhere around the house with us, bought from the plumbcentre.
I bought the Tado starter kit v2 back in July when it was £40. Not yet set up as the heating hasn’t been on at all.
Do I need the extension kit that o2 have on offer atm?
I think so yes. You can either wire the stat to the boiler or use the stat wirelessly linked to the extension kit (this needs to be wired to the boiler).I’ve got a Vaillant combi boiler in the kitchen.
Underneath it wired is the receiver and I have a thermostat which we take everywhere around the house with us, bought from the plumbcentre.
I bought the Tado starter kit v2 back in July when it was £40. Not yet set up as the heating hasn’t been on at all.
Do I need the extension kit that o2 have on offer atm?
Might just sell the Tado starter kit instead of throwing myself down the black hole which would include buying TRVs
Arranguez said:
No experience of the Vaillant system then? Doesn’t look as good (visually) as Tado, but better than Evo Home IMO.
Im not a fan of own brand boiler thermostats, they always seem to be lacking in features.Ideal has the "touch", vokera has the "be smart" and so on...
All of the own brand thermostats seem to look dated after 1yr and there's never any updates, if you're reading this forum then I'd think you want something abit more modern and cool.
Nest,tado and the rest
Thinking of adding a few zoned sensors to my evohome setup, just in some rooms where the trv is abit blocked.
Maybe the y87.
It links with the trv in that zone and becomes the master temperature sensor, can also be turned up or down in that zone by the y87 even if the trv is locked out. (Kids playing with it etc).
The dt92e won't work if the trv is locked, but it seems the y87 will.
Maybe the y87.
It links with the trv in that zone and becomes the master temperature sensor, can also be turned up or down in that zone by the y87 even if the trv is locked out. (Kids playing with it etc).
The dt92e won't work if the trv is locked, but it seems the y87 will.
dmsims said:
shady lee said:
even if the trv is locked out. (Kids playing with it etc).
You know that you can disable local override ?If that makes sense...
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