A single thermostat in the hallway decides for the whole house — and suits nobody. N2N room-by-room control gives every room its own temperature: cooler in the bedroom, warmer in the bathroom, and no heating in a room where nobody is.
Illustrative diagram — you set the temperatures as you like
The thermostat hangs in the hallway and decides for the whole house. What is pleasant in the living room is too much in the bedroom — and too little in the bathroom.
Each room has its own sensor. Based on it, the hub opens and closes exactly the heating circuit that belongs to that room.
Every room has a small sensor that monitors the actual temperature.
It compares the measured temperature with the one you want and decides where heating is needed.
On the manifold it opens the circuit to the room that needs heating right now.
You set temperatures and times on your phone or directly on the sensor.
The control centre to which everything connects. It collects data from the sensors, decides where to heat and stays connected to your phone.
More about the hub →Small sensors in individual rooms. They measure what it is really like in the room and send it to the hub — you can also adjust the temperature directly on them.
More about the sensors →Actuators sit on the manifold and open or close the individual circuits. The base is a wiring strip that connects them to the hub and supplies power.
More about the actuators →A cooler bedroom for sleeping, a warm bathroom in the morning, a children's room exactly as you want it. No compromise for everyone.
Rooms you are not using go into setback mode. The heat pump does not have to heat what nobody uses.
Room-by-room control is built for low-temperature heating — exactly what the N2N heat pump relies on.
Tell us how many rooms you have — we will prepare a design and a price.