Wireless heating controls allow thermostats and other control devices to communicate without requiring a signal cable between every room and the central wiring point. They can be particularly useful in retrofit projects, completed properties and installations where additional cabling would be disruptive.
A wireless control system may include room thermostats, receivers, wiring centres and manifold actuators. Components must belong to a compatible system and be selected around the number of zones, heating type and required control functions.
Although wireless controls reduce signal wiring, they still require careful positioning, electrical installation and commissioning. Signal range, battery access and the location of receivers should all be considered before final placement.
Browse the wireless control options below and combine them with appropriate underfloor heating manifolds, actuators and pump controls for a coordinated zoned-heating system. You may also find the related smart controls and underfloor heating useful when completing the system.