Wireless thermostat with two receivers?

[Agile]

A customer has two heating boilers and I have suggested that he could have a single RF programmable stat with a receiver on each boiler.

There is no reason why this should not work but I wondered if anyone has used this solution.

Tony

 

[D_Hailsham]

But will he always want both boilers working identically, i.e. going on and off at exactly the same time?

Why are there two boilers?
Is the house zoned?

 

[londonboy]

Why not use one receiver feeding the two boilers?

You can fit triple pole switches to the boilers if your worried about isolation.

 

[Agile]

There are no hardwired routes between the boilers, hence the RF stats.

They serve different floors.

Previously two seperate flats now occupied together and have same heating times needed.

Tony

 

[keithsb]

From an electronics point of view, most wireless transmitter/receiver modules usually have a number of different selectable addresses to "pair" the two units together.
These are often set with a DIL (Dual In Line) switch.

Provided you use the same make and model of thermostats, and set both receivers to the same address, I cannot see there being any problems, provided both receivers are within range of the transmitter.

Keith