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Tado vs Netatmo - Octopus
anon_ymous
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Before being on Octopus, Netatmo was a bit of a no brainer
They've seriously improved their UI, and they're a genuinely good competitor to Tado with zero subscription required
I've since seen that Tado "works with Octopus" Given that's the case, that shifts things a bit in terms of money saved
What would people here go for? Assuming you're also using Octopus energy
They've seriously improved their UI, and they're a genuinely good competitor to Tado with zero subscription required
I've since seen that Tado "works with Octopus" Given that's the case, that shifts things a bit in terms of money saved
What would people here go for? Assuming you're also using Octopus energy
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What type of heating are you using it to control?6.4kWp (16 * 400Wp REC Alpha) facing ESE + 5kW Huawei inverter + 10kWh Huawei battery. Buckinghamshire.0
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General radiators, powered by my combi boiler . There's no heat pumps involved if that's what you're getting atMagnitio said:What type of heating are you using it to control?
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waqasahmed said:
General radiators, powered by my combi boiler . There's no heat pumps involved if that's what you're getting atMagnitio said:What type of heating are you using it to control?Then I don't understand the relevance of "works with Octopus" since the most frequent pricing of gas is daily.I have Netatmo and my daughter uses Tado. I prefer the Netatmo as it allows setting of temperature in 0.5 degrees increments.6.4kWp (16 * 400Wp REC Alpha) facing ESE + 5kW Huawei inverter + 10kWh Huawei battery. Buckinghamshire.3 -
Fair enough. I may as well go for the Netatmo thenMagnitio said:waqasahmed said:
General radiators, powered by my combi boiler . There's no heat pumps involved if that's what you're getting atMagnitio said:What type of heating are you using it to control?Then I don't understand the relevance of "works with Octopus" since the most frequent pricing of gas is daily.I have Netatmo and my daughter uses Tado. I prefer the Netatmo as it allows setting of temperature in 0.5 degrees increments.
I guess it'd be worth having Tado if you had a heat pump?0
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