Re: Moving a thermostat.

["Kevin Ellis - Forum Mail" <forum_mail@xxxxxxx>]

Have you not got TRV's on the radiators ?

The whole purpose of having the Thermosat in that location is its cold,
thu=
s
all rooms benifit, to over come this have TRV's on the Radiator, execpt
one( check your boiler Spec) that way each individual room is conrtolled.
This leads to a much more efficeitn and comfortable system for the whole
house.

Kevin
----- Original Message -----=20
From: "Stuart Grimshaw" <stuart@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 11:40 AM
Subject: [ukha_d] Moving a thermostat.


> Right, I've had enough. Last night I was sitting in the living room
sweating
> like a peeeg, so I went to see what the thermostat was set at (I must
admit
> admit, at this point I suspected SWMBO had turned it up again). The
temp
was
> set at a very comfortable 20 deg. C, yet because the damn thing is
upstairs
> on the landing, WHERE THERE ARE NO RADIATORS!!!!
>
> I know I could fit another downstairs and have it control the two
zones
> independantly, but because we spend all our time in the living room /
dining
> room (they're one and the same) it would make sense just to move the
existing
> one (or retire it and get a new one).
>
> OK, so for starters, any recomendations for a new thermostat? What
should
I be
> looking for? What about ideas for a home brew one?
>
> And secondly, how do I go about moving it? Any links for me to have a
loo=
k
at?
>
> Cheers guys.
>
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