Is this possible? Gas engineers please :-)

rs65

Missu wrote: »

Do you mind saying how much that cost?

£199 installed for BG customers

http://www.britishgas.co.uk/products-and-services/remote-heating-control.html#.Uei-KdJOSSo

gas4you

I charge £215 to supply and fit the Honeywell CMT927.

About the best and simplest to use on the market at present.

matelodave

If all you want is a basic thermostat without all the lights bells & whistles then a SALUS DIGITAL WIRELESS ELECTRONIC THERMOSTAT RT300RF would do the job, they are about £35 on E-bay. This is what it looks like http://www.salus-tech.com/products/thermostat/rf-thermostat/_c1_33_wireless-digital-display-room-thermostat-868mhz/

Even a half decent programmable one shouldn't cost you more than £75-100. Decide what you want to do. If your programmer does what you want and all you need is the thermostat shifting to another room then a cheap one will do the trick.

If you want to program different temperatures for different times of the day or even different days of the week then you'll need a programmable one.

You don't need to spend £100's unless you want pretty screens to show off to your mates or feel the need to turn the heating on, off, up or down with your mobile phone whilst sitting in the pub on a Saturday night (again to impress your mates)

StuC75

Been thinking of that one - like the option to use Iphone to remotely monitor..

How much did it cost?

Ignore.. read along the thread...

rs65 wrote: »

I've just had British Gas install their remote heating control to my Baxi which is almost 9 years old.

A bit attached to the boiler, wireless thermostat in the hall and a hub attached to my broadband router. Control the heating from my smartphone now (or a web browser anywhere).