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Retro-fitting zone controlled temp heating system

Eurorunner · 2006-08-22 23:36:57

I saw these temp. zone heating controls in a new house today and wondered what the posibilities were of retro fitting my house with a similar system. I would imagine if I was to use a conventional wired system like this, it would cost a fortune to install - not to mention the disruption and mess. It got me thinking as to…

22-08-2006 11:36pm

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Eurorunner

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I saw these temp. zone heating controls in a new house today and wondered what the posibilities were of retro fitting my house with a similar system.

I would imagine if I was to use a conventional wired system like this, it would cost a fortune to install - not to mention the disruption and mess.

It got me thinking as to whether there is a wireless system out there that could link with a central point - which was hard wired to the boiler?

If there isnt, surely theres a market for same.

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There are a number of wireless options available for room, cylinder and pipe stats.

Danfoss is one supplier Wireless

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