Heatmiser NeoStat

[Lyons]

This is a spare we have left over from our new house.

Excellent piece of kit and easy to use both on the unit and remotely via the app.

£40

 

[Chris100]

@Lyons I presume this needs to be wired into the heating system to work?

 

[Lyons]

Yes it needs wired in ok place of an existing thermostat. Then I believe you need a hub to allow app control.

 

[NickR]

Take it the heating system would need to be relatively modern for this kind of stuff? Mine is getting on a bit.

 

[Marc]

It will need a controller also.

@Lyons I presume this needs to be wired into the heating system to work?

 

[NickR]

Yeah @Marc , my heating system is probably a good 20 years old now so I doubt the automation stuff would work.

 

[Chris100]

Ah, no worries. Thanks both for the reply but sounds like a bit more hassle to install than I would like.

 

[midgelfc]

Yeah @Marc , my heating system is probably a good 20 years old now so I doubt the automation stuff would work.

Doesn't need to be a new system, we have the model before this heatmiser wifi thermostat hooked into our 20 year old oil boiler... if you have an existing old style thermostat dial like below, then all you need to do is replace it, and install a simple wifi controller.

 

[NickR]

Mines an antique! Lol

 

[NickR]

@Lyons , you have any links to the other bits of your kit that I'd need along with this? I would be interested in getting this off you depending on the costs involved on the rest?

 

[midgelfc]

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Mines an antique! Lol

Pretty sure that's the one we had in our hall.... we placed the heatmiser there, we also had a digital controller in the kitchen which we replaced with the wifi conntroller, which connects the controller in the hall to the boiler, so we can control the heating and the water etc.

Here's the link we have in the kitchen that connects it all to wifi - Heatmiser RF-Switch - Two Channel Receiver

 

[NickR]

Take it I need one of these too?

Heatmiser neoHub - Neo System Gateway

 

[Lyons]

Checked under the stairs this morning and we have a UH1 (no idea what it does) and then the home hub above.

They're easy to swap over, but you'd be safer checking with Heatmiser if the UH1 is needed as I know nothing about it!

 

[Conzy]

Sorry to hijack a for sale thread but you have got me interested in this now! How are you getting on with it, is it much better than a normal thermostat and timer setup so you think?

 

[Lyons]

Yes it's honestly brilliant (we have 4 installed).

 

[Daviddunlop83]

Yes it's honestly brilliant (we have 4 installed).

I presume you have 4 zones then?

If you've only one zone in the house it'll be limited and control heating temperature to where ever you put the thermostat?

 

[Lyons]

We've more than 4 zones, it only 4 of them have these NeoStats that we can control via the phone; 1 controls all the bedroom radiators upstairs, another in the kitchen/living/dining (just to save getting up off the sofa to change it), 1 for hot water and 1 for radiators in bathrooms.

 

[Lyons]

Bump, £30.

The UH1 I mentioned is for our underfloor, so if you were looking to fit this in a room with radiators you'd just need the stat and the neohub, not the UH1.

 

[Lyons]

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[Lyons]

Bump