Bosch Smart Home Room Thermostat II for Controlling Smart Radiator Thermostats

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You can also set the heating temperature manually by either setting the manual mode or adjusting the temperature in the app or directly on the thermostat/room thermostat. In this case, the manually set temperature remains set only until the next switching point.

There’s no Google Assistant skill available at the moment, so you can’t use your Google Home system. There’s currently no IFTTT channel for the Bosch system. Why buy the Bosch Smart Home Heating and Radiator Thermostat?

Specify in the app or using the operating button on the device that manual settings on the device itself are no longer possible.

However, you won't get the 'smarter' functions or complete heating control that's possible with a smart thermostat and smart radiator valve setup. Limescale protection: To prevent limescale from forming in your thermostats outside the heating period, the valve opens briefly once a week throughout the year. The Room Thermostat II and Room Thermostat II 230 V are also convincing thanks to their modern LED display, which clearly and legibly displays all information relevant to room-temperature control. Intuitive operation by turning and pushing the button of the Room Thermostat II and Room Thermostat II 230 V is now additionally supported by visual signals from a multicoloured LED strip. For example, red LEDs indicate that the temperature is being increased, while blue LEDs show that the temperature is being lowered. You can also connect the Bosch Smart Home Controller to your Philips Hue lights, controlling them in a more basic way through the Bosch app. While this isn’t particularly useful, you can use the Bosch Smart Home app for Presence simulation. When turned on, the system will turn your lights on and off randomly to simulate that someone is at home.

Below are the three simplest heating setups. We show you what you can and can't do with them. Thermostat and thermostatic radiator valves