All of our wireless thermostats work with our UH8-RF v2 and RF Switch v2 wireless receivers. The neoAir v3 goes one step further and offers totally wireless App Control of your heating & hot water system.
The Heatmiser Slimline-RF v3 is a multi mode wireless programmable thermostat that is compatible with the UH8-RF v2 and RF Switch v2 Wireless Receivers. The Slimline-RF v3 can be used with a remote sensor, so measuring the temperature up to 20 meters from the thermostat is possible.
The Heatmiser neoAir v3 is a multi mode wireless programmable thermostat that is compatible with the UH8-RF v2 and RF Switch v2 Wireless Receivers. The neoAir v3 smart thermostat can be operated in timer, heating or heating & hot water mode. In addition it can be paired to a neoHub Gen 2 to offer App Control of the heating & hot water.
The UH8-RF v2 is a wireless wiring centre designed for use with the neoAir v3 Thermostat and slimline RF.
Up to 6 actuators can be wired to each of the 8 zones and an output is provided for the boiler, underfloor heating pump and valve. Additionally, the boiler signal can be sent wirelessly to the RF Switch v2.
A Software option in the thermostat allows you to configure which zones are underfloor heating and which are radiators. Radiator zones will not enable the UFH Pump and Valve.
The UH8-RF v2 offers a wired and wireless link to the boiler, making it ideal for those installations where the required cabling hasn’t been installed or where a wireless link between multiple wiring centres is preferred.
On installation, the installer can select whether the zone is a radiator or underfloor heating zone. Like with the UH8, radiator zones do not enable the underfloor heating pump, valve or boiler.
The pump delay feature will delay the pump and boiler for 2 minutes to give the actuators time to open. Creepage will operate each valve or pump for a short time during inactive heating periods.
The UH8-RF v2 incorporates DIN rail mounting, so can easily be mounted adjacent to other electrical equipment. In addition, the UH8-RF v2 has Neon output indications for each zone, so installers and end users can easily identify the heat status of any zone.
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The Heatmiser neoAir V3 is our programmable wireless thermostat that is compatible with our RF Switch / UH8-RF and neoHub Mini Wireless Receivers.
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The Heatmiser Slimline-RF v3 works with the UH8- 8 Zone Wireless Wiring Centre and the Heatmiser RF Switch Wireless receiver.
The Heatmiser neoAir v3 is our programmable wireless thermostat. When paired to the neoHub (sold separately) you can control your heating and hot water from anywhere.
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The Heatmiser neoAir v3 is our programmable wireless thermostat. When paired to the neoHub (sold separately) you can control your heating and hot water from anywhere.
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