Hi!
One of my friends are building a new home. The heating will be made with a gas boiler system with central heating valve in floor heating system. Can he use the W600 thermostat heads on the central valve system + each room has one temperature sensor? The temperature measuring will be fine?
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Hello, one W600 thermostat (central valve) and a group of W100 temperature sensors (several pieces) will not be able to evenly control the temperature in different rooms.
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The central valves are separated by rooms, one valve for one room. So there could more W600 one for each room.
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Aqara TVR W600 is a proportional regulator with PID feedback, designed to work on a radiator. It will not work for your problem.
You can use TVR E1 for this. This thermostat
works on the On/Off principle. If you use a remote thermometer W100, it will be fine. The disadvantage of E1 is that the batteries will soon “burn out”.
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Yes that should be able to work depending if the W600 heads is compatible with the valve setup. It is a good idea to have one T.S per room and if isn’t in the correct place that should control room temp.
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Hello, unfortunately, in PID, the controller additionally measures the temperature around itself, which will lead to poor control performance (the W600 will be placed in a separate niche where the valve block for floor regulation is located). This is how I imagine the scheme of water underfloor heating.
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