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BLGW thermostat

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Tassos Posted: Tue, Jul 25 2017 6:50 AM

Hello all! Has anyone had any experience with thermostats connected to a BLGW. I am planning to change the one I have and I would like it to be compatible with the BLGW for my new projectBig Smile

 

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nest thermostat is compatible with phillips hue light and they compatible with gateway so take it would be oki 

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Tassos replied on Wed, Jul 26 2017 9:15 AM

malcolm welborn:

nest thermostat is compatible with phillips hue light and they compatible with gateway so take it would be oki 

malcolm

Thanks for the reply! Has anyone in Europe had it installed? I have been going through the installation manual and it clearly states that for the european market a nest link should be installed. I am living in a three apartment house. Each apartment uses the same burner but uses its own thermostat. Anyone with a similar setup?

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f5434964 replied on Wed, Jul 26 2017 9:52 AM

Hallo! 

I think that the technique in EU is different to those in US; you would probably need some "Linkable" Radiator thermostates/Valves that control the water flow at each radiator; 
on my opinion the Nest Thermostate controls the boiler only...

would be nice to know any working solution
best regards Elmar 

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Carolpa replied on Wed, Jul 26 2017 10:22 AM

f5434964:
Hallo! 

I think that the technique in EU is different to those in US; you would probably need some "Linkable" Radiator thermostates/Valves that control the water flow at each radiator; 
on my opinion the Nest Thermostate controls the boiler only...

would be nice to know any working solution
best regards Elmar

the systems are different and the used technics are not exactly the same to the US (I do have an additional box between the Nest and the CV). So Ican use the nest as central heating regulator; ergo the BLGW can be used the same way.

 

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Tassos replied on Wed, Jul 26 2017 12:36 PM

Carolpa:

f5434964:
Hallo! 

I think that the technique in EU is different to those in US; you would probably need some "Linkable" Radiator thermostates/Valves that control the water flow at each radiator; 
on my opinion the Nest Thermostate controls the boiler only...

would be nice to know any working solution
best regards Elmar

the systems are different and the used technics are not exactly the same to the US (I do have an additional box between the Nest and the CV). So Ican use the nest as central heating regulator; ergo the BLGW can be used the same way.

 

was it difficult to install it? Do you need a professional or is it something DIY?

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Carolpa replied on Wed, Jul 26 2017 2:20 PM

akoitidis:
was it difficult to install it? Do you need a professional or is it something DIY?
I would say it was DIY, but I got it with an energy contract and they only delivered the Nest with mounting by a pro (no additional costs though). So I let them.

 

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Tassos replied on Wed, Jul 26 2017 3:09 PM

Yes - thumbs up I am asking cause in Greece when you want something a bit outside of usual the "professiona'sl" answer is:  "well, this does not work in Greece". So I probably have to install it myself and although I have an engineering degree I get easily frustrated when things do not go as planned! Big Smile it is the Mediterranean blood!

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beojeff replied on Wed, Jul 26 2017 4:42 PM

Installing the Nest was amazingly simple. With your phone, you take a photo of the wiring of your current thermostat. Then, when at your computer you refer to the photo to tick boxes corresponding to the color of wires on a screen on the Nest site. It then generates a guide customized exactly to you that you can print.

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Tassos replied on Wed, Jul 26 2017 5:27 PM

beojeff:

Installing the Nest was amazingly simple. With your phone, you take a photo of the wiring of your current thermostat. Then, when at your computer you refer to the photo to tick boxes corresponding to the color of wires on a screen on the Nest site. It then generates a guide customized exactly to you that you can print.

this is the case in the states...in europe you have to install something like a bridge to the burner and then the thermostat to the bridge....Confused

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