The problem: Our new home has a "frankenstein" gas water and heating set up which uses a 'System Boiler' and an immersion heater.
Simple (and possibly stupid) question; As my heating is not on a combi boiler (the boiler looks like our old combi, but only one "half" works... there is a thermostat inside the house and an old immersion heater for domestic hot water), will my Nest thermostat still do the job?#
We've taken it with us from the old house and it isn't installed yet. I'm hoping just a simple switch from the old 1990s thermostat with the Nest heatlink and then the Nest thermostat is all that is needed to upgrade -and that the type of heating system is immaterial.
The current thermostat is inside a cupboard (WTF!?) so i'm just looking for flexibility with, firstly, relocating it to a a sensible place (probably living room, possibly hallway) and ultimately have more control/presets and use routines.
The sticking point, I'm worried, might be our physical heating set-up.
Am I right to be worried we can't use our Nest thermostat?
