Wireless heating controls allow thermostats and receivers to communicate without installing signal cable between every room and the central control point. They are particularly useful for retrofit projects and finished properties where new cabling would be disruptive.

A wireless system may include thermostats, receivers, wiring centres and manifold actuators. All components must be compatible, and the proposed layout should take account of radio range, wall construction, receiver position and battery access.

Wireless does not remove the need for electrical wiring around pumps, boilers or actuators, so the complete control arrangement should be planned before installation.

Browse the wireless controls below and compare them with smart controls and hard-wired controls.

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