I recently bought a new house. They installed a danfoss TP9000 system, with a remote temperature sensor and a second thermostat in the master bedroom. Unfortunately the programmer is placed upstairs. Since me and my girlfriend both work shifts, the programmer is not a lot of use to us. I have been looking for a wireless system so at least I can have the controller somewhere downstairs. I have been looking at a Honeywell Sundial RF2 system. Does anybody know if these systems are replaceable? Could it be installed without replacing all the piping, boiler, etc. Or are there beter solutions? I hope someone can help me. Regards
Danfoss TP9000 wireless?
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You will not have to replace the boiler and pipework.
I suspect the reason the TP9000 is upstairs is to make wiring easier. particularly to the Hot water cylinder.
The Honeywell RF Pack 2 uses wireless for the heating side but still uses a wired connection for the hot water side. So you would have to run a cable from the programmer to the cylinder.
If you don't want the bother of doing this the RF Pack 3 is the way to go as it has wireless cylinder thermostat.
You will lose the separate bedroom thermostat.
I suspect the reason the TP9000 is upstairs is to make wiring easier. particularly to the Hot water cylinder.
The Honeywell RF Pack 2 uses wireless for the heating side but still uses a wired connection for the hot water side. So you would have to run a cable from the programmer to the cylinder.
If you don't want the bother of doing this the RF Pack 3 is the way to go as it has wireless cylinder thermostat.
You will lose the separate bedroom thermostat.
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