Bathroom thermostat

[JohnMo]

Hi after some assistance, does know of a thermostat that can be installed in a bathroom.  The heating is wet UFH.  Ideally a wireless one, as would be easier to install.

 

The problem I have is, the thermostat is outside the room and I was going to have a probe through the wall.  But we moved the bathroom around and I now have a shower the other side of the wall.

[ProDave]

The probe is usually a thermistor so there is no problem extending the cable, it does not need to be immediately the other side of the wall.

[JohnMo]

Great will have a fiddle

[Fly100]

I left my Bathroom free run a bypass so to speak, with a reduced flow rate.Not sure if that helps or complicates the matter fro you.

[JohnMo]

Do you run the UFH all the time, or on a time switch

[Temp]

4 hours ago, ProDave said:

The probe is usually a thermistor so there is no problem extending the cable, it does not need to be immediately the other side of the wall.

 

That's what I did. Works fine. Mine is on about 8ft of wire.

[RHayes]

Heatmiser Neo do a thermostat system where you can link a wireless battery powered probe.

https://heatmisershop.co.uk/heatmiser-wireless-air-sensor/

 

I beleive you will need a thermostat-

https://heatmisershop.co.uk/heatmiser-neostat-v2-programmable-thermostat/

 

and a neo hub

https://heatmisershop.co.uk/homekit-enabled-heatmiser-neohub-gen-2/

 

There will be cheaper options im sure on other websites and with that Hub you can add extra thermostats to make your whole heating system smart

 

Just a thought from what I have experiance in.

[JohnMo]

Just made a few changes to the way the UFH is working.

 

Did away with the bathroom thermostat all together, the manifold has self balancing actuators, so went for a simplified scheme altogether.

 

Timer to run pump with and without a call for heat, runs for about 14 hours a day.  Only have thermostats (simple dial type) in bedrooms now; to keep the bedrooms cooler than the rest of the house.  Only one other timer/thermostat to switch of the boiler on/off.

 

Thanks to the contribution on this and many other threads, I've read over the last few days.