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Electrical heat swich without room thermostat
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Posted: 2024-09-0204:16 AM
Electrical heat swich without room thermostat
Hi everyone,
I am looking to install electrical heat switch with towel rail in my WC. In the wider home setup, I have HUBr and one Room Thermostat which sits inside my living room, then have 6 Wiser radiator thermostats in the various rooms and hallway.
From my reading the manual and instructions, Electrical Heat Switch needs to be paired with a Room Thermostat? Is that correct? If so, will it occupy the only room thermostat that I have and the thermostat will need to sit inside the WC? That will be an overkill to put a pricey thermostat in a tiny WC.
Thanks for your post and sorry for the late reply. I confirm that you need a room thermostat to control one electricial heat switch/radiator. For your WC, it is possible to put a smart plug instead of the couple "Electrical heat switch+Room thermostat".
Thanks for your post and sorry for the late reply. I confirm that you need a room thermostat to control one electricial heat switch/radiator. For your WC, it is possible to put a smart plug instead of the couple "Electrical heat switch+Room thermostat".