New boiler fitted Now have a thermostat in the house,oo eerr
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New boiler fitted Now have a thermostat in the house,oo eerr
some may of had this for yrs,but all new to me.
Not used to having a thermostat control the heat,im used to a boiler have a set time on/off and thats it.
it seems once the heat goes below the set temp the heating comes on, so if i left a window open etc lowers the room temp etc heatin comes on,not kean on that idea !!
basically, if i have worked the meaning out right.
7.30 am i have set the target temp to 21 degrees C
12.30pm (afternoon) i set it to target temp of 15 (missus is in out in out etc doors open
6pm i have set it target temp of 19
9pm target temp 17.5
does that sound about right ?
current temp in the room is 19-20 degrees c
cheers
Not used to having a thermostat control the heat,im used to a boiler have a set time on/off and thats it.
it seems once the heat goes below the set temp the heating comes on, so if i left a window open etc lowers the room temp etc heatin comes on,not kean on that idea !!
basically, if i have worked the meaning out right.
7.30 am i have set the target temp to 21 degrees C
12.30pm (afternoon) i set it to target temp of 15 (missus is in out in out etc doors open
6pm i have set it target temp of 19
9pm target temp 17.5
does that sound about right ?
current temp in the room is 19-20 degrees c
cheers
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That looks way too complicated for me !!
our thermostat is in the hall and it sits at about 15 degrees all day.....if I feel chilly I turn it to 20 degrees.....and then it goes back to 15 degrees at night LOL
Shaun
our thermostat is in the hall and it sits at about 15 degrees all day.....if I feel chilly I turn it to 20 degrees.....and then it goes back to 15 degrees at night LOL
Shaun
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What make and model of boiler is it??
We'r ehaving a combi boiler fitted in the next couple of months and that's the type of feature I'm looking for. Currently all we can do is turnt he manual dial and that's it.
So how many temperatures can you set per day, and can you programme it for 7 days i.e. to allow for extra heating when more people are home on weekends?
Cheers
Hanley
We'r ehaving a combi boiler fitted in the next couple of months and that's the type of feature I'm looking for. Currently all we can do is turnt he manual dial and that's it.
So how many temperatures can you set per day, and can you programme it for 7 days i.e. to allow for extra heating when more people are home on weekends?
Cheers
Hanley
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What make and model of thermostat is it?? We're looking for a programmable one to replace our 7-day timer one. Does it have 'holiday' or other pre-programmed modes?
Does anyone know if a 'standard' thermostat can be directly replaced by a programmable one, or whether additional wiring is required back to the boiler?
Does anyone know if a 'standard' thermostat can be directly replaced by a programmable one, or whether additional wiring is required back to the boiler?
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We're thinking about getting the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 37Cdi (sounds like a diesel car)
It is programmable so you can set 6 temperature ranges throughout the day and you can set it to a 7 day setting or 5 day weekday setting and differing temperatures for the weekend.
It also has a holiday mode.
You can buy the RF optimiser so no more wires and you can fit it anywhere
It is programmable so you can set 6 temperature ranges throughout the day and you can set it to a 7 day setting or 5 day weekday setting and differing temperatures for the weekend.
It also has a holiday mode.
You can buy the RF optimiser so no more wires and you can fit it anywhere
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Our boiler is 25 years old. We are thinking of replacing it, as we understand a new boiler will be more efficient. Not sure wether to go for new condensing boiler, or the combi route. Small house, two occupants.
Alternatively, as we had a new tank 6 years ago, wait for the boiler to pack up.
Alternatively, as we had a new tank 6 years ago, wait for the boiler to pack up.
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programmable room stat can be a direct replacement for a standard room stat... its just a switch at the end of the day. we now tend to fit wireless room stats as standard.
As for the boiler i would always tend to fit Vaillant boilers, there about £60 more on average but i never do breakdowns on them ( out of all the boilers that were called to repair). dont get an Alpha, Biasi, or vokera..... there all crap.
As for the boiler i would always tend to fit Vaillant boilers, there about £60 more on average but i never do breakdowns on them ( out of all the boilers that were called to repair). dont get an Alpha, Biasi, or vokera..... there all crap.
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We're thinking about getting the Worcester Bosch Greenstar 37Cdi (sounds like a diesel car)
It is programmable so you can set 6 temperature ranges throughout the day and you can set it to a 7 day setting or 5 day weekday setting and differing temperatures for the weekend.
It also has a holiday mode.
You can buy the RF optimiser so no more wires and you can fit it anywhere
It is programmable so you can set 6 temperature ranges throughout the day and you can set it to a 7 day setting or 5 day weekday setting and differing temperatures for the weekend.
It also has a holiday mode.
You can buy the RF optimiser so no more wires and you can fit it anywhere
The good thing about the Worcester Optimiser thermostat, is that if say at 645am when the heating is due to come on (set at 21), and the room temp is already 20 degrees, it will not fire up to save gas, just to rise the temp 1 degree. It also learns warm up times for the room, so can fire later/earlier to suit. Very clever.
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The worcester bosch boilers are pretty good on the whole, ive just had a few with heat exchanger problems. as opposed to fitting hundreds of vaillants and only ever having had one with a faulty PCB. if i had gas where i live then ild be having a vaillant, still wouldnt go for the vaillant wireless room stat though as its just to bloody complicated to use.
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As a colleague found out, what happens when the combi goes wrong? Your left with no hot water at all. Even worse with no electric shower.
Least with a tank you can flick the immersion heater on and get hot water.
Least with a tank you can flick the immersion heater on and get hot water.
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