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Looking at replacing boiler and including a Nest

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)
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  • Biggles
    Biggles Posts: 8,209 Forumite
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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?
  • MillicentBystander
    MillicentBystander Posts: 3,518 Forumite
    edited 27 October 2014 at 10:59AM
    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=home
  • sinizterguy
    sinizterguy Posts: 1,178 Forumite
    Biggles wrote: »
    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.
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