""At its core, a smart heating system uses a thermostat connected to your boiler and Wi-Fi," picks up Stephen Day. "This allows you to control your heating from your phone, tablet, or even by voice through assistants like Alexa and Google Home.""
""The technology has become much more sophisticated in recent years," continues Stephen. "Beyond a central thermostat, you can now install smart radiator valves to control individual rooms, multi-zone packs that link several thermostats across a property, or even standalone smart electric radiators for homes without gas.""
""You can control your heating from your phone anywhere, set weekly schedules and 'quick boost' or 'away' settings," explains Rob Nezard, founder and managing director of UKRadiators.com."
Smart heating systems provide an accessible route to lower household energy bills and greater comfort without major renovation. Systems typically use a thermostat connected to a boiler and Wi‑Fi to enable control from phones, tablets, or via voice assistants like Alexa and Google Home. Options extend beyond a single thermostat to include smart radiator valves for individual rooms, multi‑zone packs linking several thermostats, and standalone smart electric radiators for homes without gas. Users can set weekly schedules and modes such as quick boost or away to avoid heating unused spaces and optimize energy use.
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