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Where will Hive Active Heating be installed?
The Hive hub will be connected to your broadband router.
If you buy Hive’s wireless thermostat the thermostat will be fixed to a wall in your home, often an internal wall in the hallway. The receiver will be wired next to your boiler.
Your thermostat shouldn’t be installed in the same room as a radiator that’s controlled by a thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) as this could cause the central heating to be permanently on. If there is no option but to install the thermostat in a room with a radiator that has a TRV, then the TRV in that room should be turned to its maximum (hottest) setting. This will allow the thermostat to regulate temperature in that room correctly.
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- How long is the Hive Active Heating installation process?
- Will I be eligible to have Hive Active Heating installed by an Engineer?
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- What’s included in the Hive Multizone kit?
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- What happens to my old thermostat?
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- Do Hive Radiator Valves require Hive Active Heating to work?
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- What hub do I need to control my Hive Radiator Valves?
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