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Looking at replacing boiler and including a Nest

Xeorix
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We've just bought a house, which has a Glowworm Ultimate boiler. It's an old school boiler with a hot water tank in it.
We're having some refurbishment work done in the house and are going to need to move the boiler, so figured it might be a good idea to get the boiler replaced.
We would like a Combi boiler that works with the Nest thermostat, possibly including a zoned house.
Does anyone have any suggestions for what boilers to go for, and also a rough price range for which this might cost (excluding price of Nests)
We're having some refurbishment work done in the house and are going to need to move the boiler, so figured it might be a good idea to get the boiler replaced.
We would like a Combi boiler that works with the Nest thermostat, possibly including a zoned house.
Does anyone have any suggestions for what boilers to go for, and also a rough price range for which this might cost (excluding price of Nests)
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I should have thought Honeywell's Evohome, though it's got less publicity so far, would have been a better bet for zoning than Nest?0
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Indeed. Unless I am mistaken zoning with the Nest requires an actual Nest unit in each room! :eek:The Evohome simply requires a wirless TRV in each room which links to a central controller. Aesthetics aside (and I know the founder of Nest spent time at Apple and obvioulsy realised the importance of cool looks lol) surely a system like Evohome would be a far better solution for your circumstances?
http://getconnected.honeywell.com/en/thermostats/evohome?src=home0 -
I should have thought Honeywell's Evohome, though it's got less publicity so far, would have been a better bet for zoning than Nest?
After looking at the various options, EvoHome is what I am going with.
Nest is too expensive and needs to many units to do what I want - Zoned central heating upstairs (1 room = 1 zone) and zoned underfloor heating downstairs. Remote control, etc.0
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