In our office we have a Siemens branded thermostat/heating timer, which is basically a digital stat with 7 days, multiple "ons and offs" with any temperature you like on any individual "on or off". It's really cool.
I want one for home. Can I find a web merchant to sell me one? No.
Part number is RDE10.1
Any pointers?
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Christian McArdle
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I'm considering this one for my conservatory. Do you happen to know what override modes it has? I'm looking for multiple hour (aka "Party") boost, mainly.
It's a shame the CM 67 is so ugly, or it would be no contest.
Christian.
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Brian Sharrock
Bunging "RDE10.1" into Google revealed a German website giving a picture of the device -looks neat. They seem to call it "Elektronische ruimtetemperatuurregelaar met LCD en weekklok " Electronic room temperature regulator with LCD week clock"?? Selecting the 'Gross Britain" from the drop-down list of countries led to
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you've seen it _in_ Great Britain perhaps you could follow the pointer.
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vortex2
Couldn't find it on that www site though! Christian's response is good enough for me. 36 quid. I think I'll buy one.
David
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vortex2
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> P.S. I'm considering this one for my conservatory. Do you happen to know
AFAIK no clever multiple extra hour stuff.
You basically set up a global "day" temperature (say 21) and a global "night" temperature (say 10).
Then you set up your day/night temperature pattern for any of 7x24 hour periods in 1 hour chunks
The vertical 3 position switch goes between "timed", "day" or "night". That's all.
David
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Andy Hall
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you the data sheet.
Have a look at the Rev100
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is a nice touch screen and no buttons and has volt free input contacts which allow the thermostat to be forced to the setback temperature.
I found one of these almost by accident in Homebase one day when looking for something else priced at the princely sum of £12. I think that it was an end of line for them but I asked them to check the price and they confirmed - normally I think that they are about £50.
I've put it in the workshop/garage to control the heating via the pump. It's set to the frost temperature at night, setback during the day and then by use of a PIR detector, increases the temperature if I'm using it.
I think that this would do the trick for party mode without having to touch anything.
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Jan Wysocki
Wickes sell rebadged Siemens heating timers. I have two, one is about 15 years old, the other about 3 years. Very good value. Available with various single/multiple day options and
3 on/off cycles per day, maybe more by now?
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