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Re: Zoned Heating Control
Laurence Mason wrote:
>Paul Gale wrote:
>
>
>>Laurence,
>>
>>Did you meet up with Sensible Heat at the show? I'll be going with
one of their Honeywell Hometronic systems - it can do most of what you want
I think.
>>
>>Drop Neil Ball a line - he's very helpful (on list here too):
>>
>>http://www.sensibleheat.com/contact_us.html
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>I did and it looks interesting however it is wireless - and in fact
some
>of their units tx / rx bang in the middle of an amateur band! The other
>concern raised by SWMBO is that the resulting TRV is not so attractive!
>I don't think you can place these in a concealed area as they both have
>to sense the temperature in the room and control the water flow. I
think
>you also have to bulk buy batteries to replace them on all the rads
>every couple of years. On the plus side it is a known system from a
>known manufacturer that should be around for some time to come.
>
>Laurence
>
>
>
One thing I've been wondering about these kinds of add-on valve motors,
is that most standard radiator valves don't look like they're built to
withstand contant twiddling by a computer. I can easily imagine them
wearing quickly, even starting to leak, after a couple of years of
continuous adjustment. Or am I just being paranoid?
Mal
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