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Feb 07, 2024 - 08:47 AM
You would need a neoHub per building as the signal is unlikely to get through external walls.
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We have two Neostat V2 in our new village hall controlling the gas boiler that provides the underfloor heating independently to the two rooms. Not sure if they are hard wired or communicate with the boiler by RF but guess they are the former as I am not aware they need batteries.
In an adjacent building we are currently updating the electric heaters and require these to be remotely programmable via iPhones. It is likely there be up to four 2KW heaters.
Your advice is sought please whether a Neohub could be deployed in the hall to remotely control (from anywhere via iPhone) the existing Neostats and addition could be used to remotely control the electric heaters in the adjacent building. Both buildings share the same Wi-Fi.
In an adjacent building we are currently updating the electric heaters and require these to be remotely programmable via iPhones. It is likely there be up to four 2KW heaters.
Your advice is sought please whether a Neohub could be deployed in the hall to remotely control (from anywhere via iPhone) the existing Neostats and addition could be used to remotely control the electric heaters in the adjacent building. Both buildings share the same Wi-Fi.
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The NEW IMI Heatmiser neoHub G3 – The smart control gateway for your home neoHub G3 is the heart of the neo smart control system, connecting your neoStat, neoPlug and compatible accessories to the neoApp and wider smart home platforms. Designed for effortless setup and robust performance, the third-...
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