01-09-2012, 04:58 PM
Hi All,
Is it possible to control z-wave thermostats via comfort. Guess there is the main stat and perhaps some rad stats that need to some how communicate their status, maybe an external temperature gauge.
I want to drive down my energy bills and instead of relying on one room stat in the hall that never hits temperature because it\'s in too large a space. I was thinking and external sensor that can detect rapid external temperature change, which would reference the internal stat to turn system on or off. Also the ability to increase the sitting room thermostats during the period of the night we are using it.
So guess I am asking is cytech aware of Danfoss rad thermostats and if so how do the coexist?
Cheers
Lee
Is it possible to control z-wave thermostats via comfort. Guess there is the main stat and perhaps some rad stats that need to some how communicate their status, maybe an external temperature gauge.
I want to drive down my energy bills and instead of relying on one room stat in the hall that never hits temperature because it\'s in too large a space. I was thinking and external sensor that can detect rapid external temperature change, which would reference the internal stat to turn system on or off. Also the ability to increase the sitting room thermostats during the period of the night we are using it.
So guess I am asking is cytech aware of Danfoss rad thermostats and if so how do the coexist?
Cheers
Lee
