Rather than try and desribe the room I have linked to a plan (not too
scale) of the rooms concerned, location of radiators and thermostat.

The question is should I locate the thermo elsewhere as it sits almost
above one of the radiators, I could probably locate it in the hallway
quite easily as its just the other side of the wall. All radiators have
TRVs.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h194/scudo/room.jpg

On Dec 10, 7:05*pm, ss wrote:
Rather than try and desribe the room I have linked to a plan (not too
scale) of the rooms concerned, location of radiators and thermostat.

The question is should I locate the thermo elsewhere as it sits almost
above one of the radiators, I could probably locate it in the hallway
quite easily as its just the other side of the wall. *All radiators have
TRVs.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h194/scudo/room.jpg

Thermostat needs to be on inner wall, out of sunlight, out of
draughts, in the place you use the most (living room?), not close to
radiators/other heat sources, around 1200mm from the floor. With a
tamperproof setting.

On Dec 11, 9:14*am, harry wrote:
On Dec 10, 7:05*pm, ss wrote:

Rather than try and desribe the room I have linked to a plan (not too
scale) of the rooms concerned, location of radiators and thermostat.

The question is should I locate the thermo elsewhere as it sits almost
above one of the radiators, I could probably locate it in the hallway
quite easily as its just the other side of the wall. *All radiators have
TRVs.

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h194/scudo/room.jpg

Thermostat needs to be on inner wall, out of sunlight, out of
draughts, in the place you use the most (living room?), not close to
radiators/other heat sources, around 1200mm from the floor. *With a
tamperproof setting.

Harry - you are laying down the law again and making yourself look
silly.

If you had said "In my experience blah-de-blah", then fine, but my
experience in possibly a different house layout to yours, is quite the
opposite in terms of the where the controller is. And that's the
point that one of the posters is making about having a wireless one -
you need to experiment to see which is the best place for your house.

In my case I did have the thermostat in the living room and because
its temperature is influenced by solar gain, a wood burning stove if
the sitting room door is open, people and the cooker, the thermostat
went off too early for the rest of the house.

I moved the thermostat to a cool back corridor, rebalanced everything,
put TRV's on the living room radiators, and the system is near enough
perfect.

That's my experience - Oh and it's 2m above the floor !