Not my pic.. But mine looked like this!
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looking back - was that particular illustration an opentherm/modulating bus connection.
Not my pic.. But mine looked like this!
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Who tf is this guy with his east hallYes you did.
For me it's comfort too. Also posted about this.
The old stat was in the east facing hall/entrance.
And my office is in the west.
So the evening sun would be against my window heating it up. And the stat would say "ooh it's cold in the east hall, turn that heating on".
I'd suddenly. Find myself roasting and the radiator was on!
I don't want to be paying for sweaty balls
Who tf is this guy with his east hall![]()
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I recently added tado stats to my place. I have a 2 zone system (up and down) so had to get 2 wired thermostats. They were super simple to fit though and the app looks like it has a lot of features which I need to dig into but overall I recommend it.Decided on having a Tado system fitted, having looked at the options on the market, Tado would seem to fit our needs the best. Boiler being serviced by heating engineer next Wednesday, he's fitting the Tado system when he is here to do the boiler.
I know they can be fitted by people without calling in a pro to do so but I just thought I might as well ask them to fit it whilst they were here anyway, servicing the boiler![]()
you’d normally place the thermostat in the coldest/leakiest place and control warmer rooms with TRVs. That way the heating system doesn’t switch off until the whole house has warmed up. You stop individual rooms from ‘over heating’ with the TRVs.I don't understand why you've placed the Nest in a colder hallway that you don't use, why not have it in a room you use the most?
That is correct and how not to waste energy by heating rooms that aren't used. By placing the main thermostat in the room most often used, leaving the others with their TVR's on low settings or even off completely you're not chasing a temperature in the hall which is always colder anyway, and opening the front door can produce a blast of cold air into the hall triggering the thermostat unnecessary.If you place it a warm room, it will turn the whole heating system off once it is warm and your other rooms will not heat up.
Came with the house. To be fair its cold everywhere with no insulation in such an old house haI don't understand why you've placed the Nest in a colder hallway that you don't use, why not have it in a room you use the most?