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Suggest a "smart" thermostat multi-zone system

  • 07-04-2017 11:04pm
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    KeRbDoG
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    Hey folks,
    I've spent a few hours trying to find a good smart thermostat multi-zone system which would suit my house but I'm still at a loss to what would be the best.

    My heating system is a ground source heat-pump unit. That looks after my hot water tank per the schedule I input into the unit so thats fine.
    The heat pump heating circuit runs to two manifolds as the whole house is underfloor, downstairs and upstairs.

    The problem - I have 7 'zones' which have a basic type of wireless Siemens thermostats which turn on the underfloor circuits at the manifolds. Easy enough to combine some of those I know. Should I want to get an idea of the room temps I need to wander around the house, no remote control access etc.

    I want to be able to control all of zones centrally. Having the controls be 'smart' to learn how long a room warms up isn't really needed since the heat pump system doesn't really work like that, low temps. Having it wifi enabled to allow phone/remote control would be sweet! All zone sensors need to be wireless. I never wired the house :/ lots of woops moments in the wiring of the house

    Can anyone suggest a system which might suit? I tried a Nest before on one zone, the idea of getting a heap of them seemed overkill. No central panel apart from the online app not great either.

    Cheers!


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