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You're such a hero.

And those that do both :)

The x series Intergas can accept two OpenTherm thermostats

So what happens when a pair of T4M's are fitted :rolleyes: :roll:

So what happens when a pair of T4M's are fitted :roll:

Oh dear.

Show off :lol:

You lost me...

Triggered much :LOL: Google must be in melt down.. You still haven't found an RF OpenTherm stat have you. The comms between the components is not OpenTherm it's Ramses (in relation to Honeywell). You can cut and paste volume after volume of stuff on OpenTherm that does not make it a fact...

As VC said - the RF will be proprietary. The final link to the boiler will be OT via the base station.

I didn't pick up on this in your message. You can't have two OpenTherm Nests on one boiler - unless is it an Intergas X series. At best the first Nest to power up will declare itself the master and the other one will be ignored or just send the boiler to max flow temp. The easiest way to get...

There's always a choice. :P

Nope. No he's not. It would be if that's what it did :roll:. How many wireless Opentherm controllers have you found then?

Google only has so much information. :lol:

@justpumps has a fetish for these abominations. I just advise you to burn your house down and claim on the insurance. But then, you knew that already :).

Glad it's sorted. Even more glad Durhamplumber got something right last week :LOL:

For the second time. The X and Eco Boilers have a different RF to the T6. Unless something has changed on the X series @Razor900?

Razor has missed a vital punctuation mark.

Jesus H christ on a bike.

It does make sense depending on the boiler in question