Advice on radiator thermostats

With a radiator thermostat, you can control the temperature directly on the thermostat. This thermostat valve continuously measures the temperature in the room. As a result, less or no hot water enters the radiator if it's warm enough. Did the temperature drop? The radiator button will let more hot water through. That way, you can save up to 15% on your heating costs.

Provide your radiators with smart radiator thermostats and determine the temperature of your house remotely. You can control smart thermostat buttons with an app. Make sure they switch on automatically when you get home or at a different time. This way, it will never be too warm in your living room or bedroom. On top of that, you can make sure your bedroom is warm in the morning. At the same time, the spare bedroom will stay cold. That way, you can save even more energy.

You can place a radiator thermostat in rooms like the bedroom, bathroom, or the attic. The living room, where you can often find the central thermostat, doesn't need an extra radiator thermostat. The temperature in this room stays constant, thanks to the central thermostat. Smart radiator thermostat only fit on radiators which previously had a knob with a temperature indication.

With block and district heating, you can't control the radiators via your own central boiler. In most cases, you don't have a central thermostat but a thermostat valve. Do you want to make this smart? A smart radiator thermostat is the solution. You can also operate your district heating remotely and let it learn from your habits.