Thanks i will check itSure You can
If I were starting all over – would choose the new INSTEON technology. INSTEON is a combination of X10 and RF signals for more reliable home automation.
Don't worry about the cost you can tell me other ways tooThere are several ways to do this, increasing in cost and complexity. You could have a manual system where people entering the room simply open a valve on a radiator to start the heat going. Of course they would have to remember to shut it off when they leave.
You could install a forced air system that uses heating coils supplied by your boiler. If you do that, you can install controls based on occupancy. You can buy thermostats that will operate on times programmed into them, based on when you expect people to be there needing heat.Don't worry about the cost you can tell me other ways too
Its seems good idea thanks you. Last question what about controlling the heat ?You could install a forced air system that uses heating coils supplied by your boiler. If you do that, you can install controls based on occupancy. You can buy thermostats that will operate on times programmed into them, based on when you expect people to be there needing heat.
The most complex way to control heat would be to install a motion-sensing circuit on your thermostat. That way, it would only be heated when someone is in the room. That would probably be the most expensive and complicated.You could install a forced air system that uses heating coils supplied by your boiler. If you do that, you can install controls based on occupancy. You can buy thermostats that will operate on times programmed into them, based on when you expect people to be there needing heat.