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TRVs and evolution...

John S.
John S. Member Posts: 260
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some one-pipe TRVs in my home and I'm very happy with the outcome. No longer do I have rooms that even slightly overheat the way they used to and distribution/balancing is much better.

Maybe someone already makes this or maybe there's a good idea why NOT to make this, but is there such a thing as a programmable TRV?

It seems silly to me to have a relatively deep setback at night, yet keep the same TRV setting. I suppose if the vents are balanced well enough it should not make much of a difference.

Curiousity, alone, prompted this post. I'm eager to hear any thoughts on the subject.


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  • Arthur
    Arthur Member Posts: 216
    Programmable TRV.

    Heimeier, Make one Known as 'Thermostatic "E" head'
    7 day programmable C/W anti theft mechanism,antifrost position, normal or setback temperature adjustable. Does require power though not sure about operating voltage as it's a German make,
    http://www.heimeier.com/en/index.asp?art=explorer&g1=2&g2=15&g3=0&g4=0&g5=0&g6=0
  • DWood
    DWood Member Posts: 60
    RA plus

    Danfoss makes a battery operated set back unit as well. You have the option of setting up two programs with up to 3 set back periods a day and you choose the days of the week you want to run each program. The RA plus will fit any RA 2000 valve body.
    DWood
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