Drayton Wiser Smart Heating Room Thermostat

Product Information

The Drayton Wiser system lets you set a schedule for each thermostat, indicating a desired temperature for each room in your home at different times of the day. For example, you can set the bathroom to warm up first thing in the morning and last thing at night, if you don’t use it during the day. As already mentioned, you can override a set schedule at any time by manually twisting the top of the radiator thermostat (turning the heating on in that room for 30 minutes) or from the app, where you can choose for the heating to remain on for between 30 minutes and three hours. These batteries are factory fitted and not designed to be user replaceable. Unauthorised removal of the battery could damage the unit. TRVs The thermostat is not communicating with the receiver. Replace the batteries in the thermostat. Re-commission the 2 units. We also found it was easy to create some basic automations in the app using the Moments feature - such as turning the radiators in the lounge on, while also dimming the map connected to the Wiser smart plug to create a cozy atmosphere of an evening. App You can tap on a room and edit the schedule or access the room settings, where you can view the battery level for the thermostat, rename it and turn Open Window Detection on or off. Editing a schedule was made super-easy as a result of the ‘copy’ feature, which lets you duplicate a schedule with just one tap, rather than having to input it all for each day and on each device.

What I always mention reviewing this item is to get any kind of accuracy with this set up (which is vital in my circumstances of course) you need one of these stats for every room, I bought the system believing the radiator valves were sufficient and only one stat was needed for “the most important/main room” my finding was despite the valves apparently being adjusted to allow for being close to the radiators when sensing the room’s temperature it just didn’t work, you got a sort of boom/bust situation. The heating would run, the area by the rad was of course much warmer than the room the valve shut the radiator believing the space was at temperature and it could be 8 degrees off..eventually the radiator would cool, the valve would realise the room was freezing..it would run the boiler/open and so on, essentially the room was never sufficiently warm. I think this is a common criticism of thermostatic valves, I’ve never bothered with them until now/my engineer doesn’t like them. Trv’s might be different in a modern/efficient house -can’t say, maybe try it out? I used my old stats display/with it disconnected as a room thermometer(it’s battery powered) to tell me what was happening in statless areas. No, The Digistat+2 has superior programming functions, which allow for greater temperature control. The information provided in this document contains general descriptions, technical characteristics and/or recommendations related to products/solutions.

Specification

The actuator head of a ACL Lifestyle 2-port motorised valve (679H308-30L1) has failed. Is it still possible to get the actuator for this valve to avoid draining the whole system? Depending on the fuel type you select during installation will affect how Digistat works with your boiler/heat source - so ensure to select the correct type during installation. Digistat supports the following fuel types:

day programming: The most flexible option allowing you to schedule every day of the week independently.No, E1 is an error code that means the internal sensor has failed. The sender unit will have to be replaced. The final component, the smart radiator thermostat, is a white plastic cylinder, which fit to the radiator once the existing valve has been unscrewed. To manually override any schedules you may have set, simply swivel the top of the radiator thermostat right to start the radiator heating, or left to stop heating. An LED on the radiator thermostat glows red temporarily when the radiator is heating, and blue if it's been turned off. Turning and holding the radiator thermostat will also reset or put it into set-up mode, depending upon how long you hold it in that position. We did notice a slight delay of around 10 seconds to one minute between boosting the heating from both the radiator thermostat or the app and the boiler springing into action. The further away from the Heat Hub the thermostat is, the longer the delay. Initially, we also struggled to get the radiator thermostat in the room furthest from the Heat Hub to remain connected to the system at all times. It would often drop the signal, meaning we were unable to control it via the app. However, after installing an optional Wiser Smart Plug – which also doubles as a range extender for the system – in a room between the Heat Hub and the troublesome radiator thermostat, connection issues were no longer a problem. I’m not sure about rating this as “amazing” (5 stars) but “better than expected” (4) didn’t seem a fit either..it’s a central heating thermostat..can’t we just give a star rating without these associated comments?? What should be done when E1 appears on the screen of a room thermostat. Does the whole wireless system need replacement?

Typically 30M, however building construction and materials may effect this. Signal strength test should be carried out. The TRV is liquid filled this gives a fast response to temperature and provides a greater temperature accuracy. The Digistat is universal because it can be used as a fully-programmable thermostat or as a simple manual thermostat. In fact it contains 4 types of functionality: This range of valves and actuators are now obsolete. Your only option is to drain down the system and fit ZA 5/6 zone valve. The Digistat qualifies as one of the additional measures required when replacing a boiler. In fact it qualifies both as a Smart Control and as Load Compensation.If the valve is in the ‘Heating’ only position when the room thermostat becomes satisfied, then the valve will remain energised consuming some power and may be warm to touch. This is normal. Programmers I’ve not spent the time scouring my bills/data to find out how much this has saved, very hard to appreciate with the way things are bouncing around but I feel it must have helped not least because I have a pretty unique set up here, I have 3 rooms and a hall in my little flat and I rent two as tiny self contained spaces/short term holiday lets. Previously all the rooms had to follow a general trend: if I was in for the weekend and guests were out sight seeing etc as is typical I was heating their rooms also, if someone was cold at night, all the rooms had to be warmer. This system allows me to set each room up individually, I can say keep one space warmer at night, turn any of them off for most of the day, the boiler still runs keeping any warm that are occupied. It does it by shutting or opening battery controlled valves on the radiators in each as required. I think in a conventional sole occupant house this would not be as useful/this level of control would be excessive. I have a Drayton TRV4 thermostatic valve on the radiator. Is it correct that it can be installed on both the Flow or Return and can be mounted either horizontal or vertical? We manufacture two different types of sensor kits. One is described as a remote sensor and the other as a setting kit.