WiFi controller for Worcester boiler

phill99

Link it to a Nest or Hive. You can then use an app on your phone to control it remotely.

giraffe69

I use Hive with a Worcester boiler and it is fine. Comes with
a. Hub to plug into router
b. Receiver which sits next to and in connected to the boiler
c. Room thermostat which you can have on the wall or move around as you choose
You can use it remotely via app as well.

J_B

giraffe69 wrote: »

I use Hive with a Worcester boiler and it is fine. Comes with
a. Hub to plug into router
b. Receiver which sits next to and in connected to the boiler
c. Room thermostat which you can have on the wall or move around as you choose
You can use it remotely via app as well.

And that's exactly what we do.

getmore4less

spaceboy wrote: »

OK what room thermostat? I just have the turny things on the radiators.

If you already have TVR on the radiators upgrade to a system that has controllable TVR.

Honewell and others do them.

dizzyscot

I have a Tado system, which is similar to Nest/Hive. I love it. The heating is automatically turned off while we are out, and when we start to head home it will come back on. Also, if we've been away for a few days we can turn the heating on remotely so the house has time to warm up before we get back. I think it has probably saved us money in heating bills, as the heating is only on when we need it, and is very easy to turn on/off when required. I paid £200 about 4 years ago for it and we just hooked it up in place of our existing thermostat. I'm not sure what you'd need to do if you don't currently have a thermostat in place though :undecided

Joe1981

I installed a nest thermostat to my green star 30i no issues- works great

getmore4less

Think about what you want to do Especialy if you want zone's and o they home automation products integrated.