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The advantage of Comfort is that there is no need to change the on/off times as the seasons change. The Wiser system adjusts itself based on how the house is performing and I assume some external data such as outside temp via the internet connection. I have both Comfort & Eco enabled but see...

As for Comfort and Eco settings. You need to have a reasonable understanding of their characteristics. Comfort works well as a preheat to get the system up to temp. With an old style dumb programmer/thermostat you would set the heating to come on early. For example if you got up at 7am, then...

I have looked to see what has happened on my system this morning. As background, it's set to be 21.0C from 07:15 to 09:00 and then 20.0C until 5pm. At 09:00 it was 20.9C, dropping to 20.3C at 10am and eventually 19.8C at 10:50 when the boiler fired up for 5 minutes. The temp then slowly...

@Mister Banks. I am also not experiencing the issues you report. For a steady state period (e.g. 6pm-10pm) my room maintains a fairly consistent temperature within 0.1C either side of the setpoint. The boiler fires up for brief 5-10 minute periods to hold the temp. This is not based on the LED...

I installed my hub over 2 years ago and it would be good to understand the nuance in the various options. Looking on the Wiser Home app I see no place to set either load compensation or relay options. There are choices for heat source (gas, oil, electric or heat pump) together with Comfort & Eco...

Good. Whilst waiting for the Wiser to arrive you should verify your existing wiring at the programmer and room stat. Best to take some photos as this ensures you know what went where beforehand. Then check prior threads for "how do I wire my programmer", there are plently to review. If you have...

nope. Just looked, as of 16:18 on 19th Nov there were 4 available at £236.49

I did initially say 6 per day but that was incorrect. It's 8 per day. You would need a fairly complicated schedule to require more than 8 but everyone has different needs.

1. You can have 4 on/off cycles per day with potentially different values across the week, but that is not the approach to use. The Wiser system allows 8 changes per day, instead you should vary the temperature. for example 7am 21c, 9am 18c, 4pm 20c and 10pm 18c. That only uses 4 of the...