How can I reset a Smart Thermostat to re-learn my zone

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championc
championc ✭
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Hi all

I have changed the flow temperature of my central heating, which will of course change the way the thermostat will operate.

So I deleted it and re-added it, but no difference.

Does it need to be deleted for a period of time, or what is the solution ?

Thanks in advance

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  • wateroakley
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    Not quite sure what you mean? The thermostat measurement before will be the same thermosat measurement after? Is there a good reason to change the flow temperature of the boiler?

  • GrayDav4276
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    The only change achieved by increasing the flow temperature is an increase in the water temperature being supplied to your radiators.....the thermostats will still simply read the temperature change as before.....the actual operation of the thermostats will not change.
  • championc
    championc ✭
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    So obviously, if you decrease the flow temperature, the room will take longer to heat.

    As I understand it, the Tado learns how long it needs to get a room up to Temperature X, but suddenly, this will now take longer.

    As for the reasons, I want to evaluate if my rads are big enough for a heat pump. Of course, the flow temperature of a heat pump will be far lower than a gas boiler.

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