I have a house that I rent out through an agent and the 30 year old boiler needs replacing and will be converting from a conventional hot water tank system to a combi which will be in the same spot in the kitchen.
Now comes to deciding on the timer/programmer and stat. Reading up on these it comes to mind that.
The RF stat/programmers that then relay to a receiver next to the boiler are unnecessary big to have laying around, easily knocked off a table and then an expensive unit to replace.
But then I come across them the other way around so its a smaller (just the stat) RF unit that relays to a fixed programmer next to the boiler.
Sounds like a much better option to me- but is it - what do you think
Then there's the TPI stat -- I dont think I want one, maybe I would in my own house but this is a rented one and I fear that I am just going to get phone calls saying that there's something wrong with the boiler because it keeps constantly coming on, or that the rads are not getting hot ( told you I have been reading).
So is there a RF stat - to fixed timer that is not a tpi one.
Now comes to deciding on the timer/programmer and stat. Reading up on these it comes to mind that.
The RF stat/programmers that then relay to a receiver next to the boiler are unnecessary big to have laying around, easily knocked off a table and then an expensive unit to replace.
But then I come across them the other way around so its a smaller (just the stat) RF unit that relays to a fixed programmer next to the boiler.
Sounds like a much better option to me- but is it - what do you think
Then there's the TPI stat -- I dont think I want one, maybe I would in my own house but this is a rented one and I fear that I am just going to get phone calls saying that there's something wrong with the boiler because it keeps constantly coming on, or that the rads are not getting hot ( told you I have been reading).
So is there a RF stat - to fixed timer that is not a tpi one.