multizone wireless thermostat system is good enough now?

10 years ago

Few years ago, I asked this question and some professional told me wired is better/more stable than wireless. How about now?

I am thinking update my heating system to add new zone and split old one zone. My Burnham gas boiler is 3 yrs old and is good for new additions.

Which wireless thermostat system is good in your opinion?

any link/info will be appreciated.

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sss120396
10 years ago
I like Honeywell's redlink system. If you just need a basic heat-only thermostat, I'd go with their wireless FocusPro.
james_007
Original Author
10 years ago
I have spent some time on Honeywell. But I am still not sure which model I should use.

My gas water heating system will be a 3 zones system and I also have a central AC for cooling.

I cannot find detail info about their TrueZone panel to see how it will control these zone circulators.

I also cannot find detail info about their wireless adapters to see how I can connect it with TACO switch relay if I don't want to use their TrueZone panel.

This post was edited by james_007 on Wed, Jan 15, 14 at 12:15
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