03-07-2022 02:58 AM
I have a nest Gen 3 nest thermostat hooked up to an oil fired boiler which heats the radiators in our house and also hot water cylinder.
I can schedule both heating and hot water tank separately and they work just fine. However with oil prices through the roof it makes allot of sense to have the hot water schedule tied to the heating schedule - I only need the hot water to turn on for around 2 hours a day and my heating is on for around 4 hours a day. The boiler only has one burner so to run the two systems in sync would not use much or any extra oil.
It would be a really nice feature for Nest to add tie hot water schedule to heating, where the hot water only comes on with the heating - and then give an option to boost or schedule the hot water in the summer when the heating is used less/if atall.
Where can I submit this as a feature request? Right now I have this enabled through a bypass switch, but all the function is in next just not enabled in the software. I'd expect this would save approx 2 hours of oil/boiler use per day or more in the winter.
03-13-2022 06:56 AM
Thank you for all the information @LukeDB . We're always looking for ways to improve both our products and services. Thank you for all your feedback. The fact that you shared this with us here is already great. We do have an official feedback link where you can submit this as well: https://bit.ly/3vODvBH .
03-16-2022 08:24 AM
Hi there. I'm just following up on our last message. Do you still need our help? Keep us posted.
03-16-2022 08:29 AM
I'd love the idea to be submitted for development but the above links are not useful in this instance.
03-16-2022 08:36 AM
You can try this link in this case, maybe it helps: https://bit.ly/35WeU6E
03-19-2022 07:12 AM
Hi, I wanted to check in. Do you need any further assistance? If so, make sure to let me know.
03-20-2022 09:18 AM
Hey there, I haven't heard from you in a while so I'll be locking this thread. If you have any new issues, updates or just a discussion topic, feel free to start a new thread in the community. Thanks, AlexD.