it is activated in the advanced settings. on a bank of microswitches behind the battery panel. the switches depend on which timeostat model you have. there is a useful guide on the website in the manuals section. thank you

@@timeostat8772 hi would I have to program this or is it already set up on a standard program?

this would require a fully zoned heating system. with a separate valve for each room. these valves could then be controlled by timeostats if desired

Sudeep Thapa, email me your contact number at [email protected] and I will try and resolve the issue. Thanks 😃

Program temperature is fixed at 21 degrees. But tenants can then adjust this as required. The program and boost durations can be changed. Boosting can be 2 or 3 hour max. And program times can be 1, 2 or 3 hours. But tenants can then increase as required.

@@timeostat8772 thanks for yoru reply. thinking of ordering the wireless one, any doscount codes avaialble as i see there is a box for promo codes on the shopping cart... many thanks

You say program times can be 1-3 hrs, how do you set this?

Sorry I have only just seen this comment. I imagine this has been rectified. But in case it hasn’t you can adjust the clock using the small pin hole in the side of the unit and press a pen or pencil in there holding for a few seconds.

luke dawson the default minimum temperature is 14 degrees. But the installer can set this to 7 or 18 if they wish. I have the default in most of my HMOs, and 18 degrees minimum in my larger 9 bed Victorian property.

Hi Luke. You just need one timeostat for the whole property. It replaces the thermostat for the boiler. It should be placed in a communal hallway or living room. We have seen aprox 50% savings on our gas bills and they effectively pay for themselves in 3 months. If you have any questions I will happily give you a call tomorrow. :-)

It replaces your boilers thermostat. You need however many of those you have, which is generally 1.