Salus RT300RF Digital Electronic Thermostat with RF

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My current thinking is that I could mount the RT300RF receiver somewhere near the boiler or wiring centre. I guess that I would need to find a permanant live/neutral to power the device and also tap into the 'boiler call' wire. I note also that the old thermostat has a single yellow boiler call wire whereas the new base unit uses the no/com type connection. Make sure that the thermostat is set to the correct temperature. If it’s not, adjust it and see if that fixes the problem. You will then need to find what cable at the 'wiring centre' is going to the old room thermostat, and fully disconnect it as it is not needed any more. you will then need to fit a wire link between the two terminals in the wiring centre where the old thermostats red and yellow wires were.

You should also avoid interference with the radio frequency by installing away from TVs, radios and computers. Now that your thermostat is off, it’s time to remove the cover. For most Salus thermostat models, you’ll simply need to gently pull the cover off. However, if your thermostat has a screw-secured cover, use your small screwdriver to remove the screws before pulling the cover off. Step 3: Locate the Batteries If you're looking for even more control over your heating system then a smart thermostat is probably the best choice for your home. They may come at a slightly higher cost but you can control them from your smart device, adapt to your lifestyle and help you to save money on your heating bills.There's also 7 day programming if you'd like your heating system to automatically operate in the same way every day. Frost Protection However, the Salus receiver does need a permanent live supply. If you have an existing timeswitch, or programmer the live to the existing thermostat won't be permanent (it will be switched on / off by the timeswitch) so you will need to provide one.

So, as a programmable room thermostat, the Salus RT500RF is a programmer and room thermostat wrapped into one. Salus RT500RF

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Programmable room thermostats act as a programmer and a room thermostat, here's the difference between the two: Programmer The cold winter months are when your boiler is at its most vulnerable. Cold temperatures can lead to pipes freezing (condensate pipes are at most risk), which can lead to your boiler breaking down and a potentially hefty repair bill. That should then function, it is quite common however for Salus products to be faulty from new so look out for that. One of the biggest pros that the Salus RT500RF has over other thermostats on the market is the price. How much does the Salus RT500RF cost? The latest model in the RT range of Salus thermostats is the Salus RT520RF. If your decision making comes down to the RT500 or RT520, we would recommend investing in the RT520 as it's much more intuitive and boasts a range of efficiency functions. What is a programmable room thermostat?