New feature for iTRV's

[Sjhridnehhxhen]

Anyone else want to have a TRV that could control flow to a radiator to a certain temperature, but not be able to do a call for heat?

I have 10mm piping so running heat to just one radiator, does not give enough flow. So the hallway radiator is always on as is the ensuite via a standard TRV

I'd prefer the hallway to be open between x and y, and the ensuite to be the opposite.

Maybe something that could be added to the software roadmap

[MrK1314]

That would be perfect for my use case. Hopefully Wiser read this

[IS7]

I would definitely use this feature.

A link to my post about this

https://community.se.com/t5/Schneider-Electric-Wiser-Forum/Can-a-Wiser-TRV-Be-Opened-amp-Closed-With...

[RHS]

Agreed, it would hugely increase the flexibility of the system.  

I have a radiator which I want to control (via a Wiser TRV) but don't want the ‘demand’ for heat to fire the boiler, but simply allow the circulating water to flow and only give heat if there is a demand from elsewhere.  

Of note, whenever I instal a Wiser TRV the room I have to assign it to asks for which channel and does include an option for ‘None’. However, if this option is selected the TRV remains hidden in the App and therefore cant be controlled! 🤔

[David_SE · Accepted solution]

Thanks @Sjhridnehhxhen for your post.

Same answer as @IS7 's post : the behaviour you want to have on your installation. In the coming releases of the Wiser Home, you will be able to decide whether a heat demand on a room will trigger the boiler or not.