SalusRT310RF Wireless Thermostat, White

Had one of these portable little gems in my old flat. But reluctantly, obviously, had to leave it behind. So I bought this one for my new place. A small Bungalow. This stat replaces an old Horstmann programmer and wireless stat that was already here, That is basically next to useless. Just one door away and does not talk to the boiler. It just ran and ran. Wasting valuable gas!This Salus stat is relatively easy (If you are in any doubts, please get an Electrician.) to wire up. I have the receiver fitted in my boiler cupboard and the Room Stat in my spare (The coldest) back bedroom. Roughly, as the crow flies about 8 meters away, and 3 closed doors in between. I.e. The bedroom door, Small hallway to living room door and the boiler cupboard door.This stat talks to my boiler through all that! And I am sure the signal would travel through more than that.And its a no frills stat. I really cannot be bothered with all the daily, hourly etc, programming palarvor that others do.. I just want it as Auto, on and off at my set temperature and that's it. I don't want complicated bells and whistles.It is a damn fine stat. Saving me £'s on energy bills like my previous one did.I can highly recommend these Salus Thermostats.Experiment with the rooms in your place. Find the sweet spot. Keep warm...Enjoy! 🫠

I bought this as my central heating system relied on thermostatic valve to regulate with no room thermostat.As the boiler has an inbuilt programmer I wanted only a wireless room thermostat that I could move between the kitchen and lounge. It does this admirably and doesn’t lose connection!As to fitting this is pretty straightforward. I have a Worcester Bosch FS550 highflow so was a bit apprehensive about compatibility but it’s fine! I used some 4 core cable which allowed me to run the required power and thermostat cables as a single cable. A 3 core could be used but that would require a jumper for the live and I wanted to run a separate live from the boiler. The connections in the boiler were all found in terminal block ST10 and comprised live (L), neutral (N), live supply to thermostat (Ls) and live return from the thermostat (Lr). The last 2 had a jumper installed which I removed. On the wireless unit I wired the live and neutral to the live and neutral and the Ls to the COM and the Lr to the NO terminals, hence the 4 core cable.When I switched it on the wireless thermostat started communicating with the base unit and all was working fine. Remember to leave it to do its pairing for a few minutes.I’ve since tested it out to ensure on reaching the desired temperature it switches the boiler off and then comes on when the temperature drops.All went ok and I now have a mobile thermostat, albeit with a stand that keeps falling off when I move it.It’s a great little unit and does what it says it’ll do.Hope this helps

I have used this in my static caravan and found this very easy to wire in to the combo boiler. Once powered up it connects with ease and find the functions easy control our temperature within the home. There appears to be little hysteresis in the system which makes this unit comfortable to use. The only concern is that it may use an excessive amount of AA batteries. I’ve had the item about 6 weeks now and already on my third change of 2xAA. (including factory supplied ones)Overall very happy for a great price.

Good item 👌 works very well

It seems the first one I bought never really worked properly, eventually chewing up pairs of AA cells every two weeks. Finally contacted Salus through Amazon, exchanged a couple of e-mails including photos of the parts tech info panel on the rear. They quickly acknowledged there was a problem and put a replacement in the post which I received the very next day. Some reviewers have had a bad deal with Salus support, but for me it was fast, no need to send anything back. So just mounted the new transmitter in place of the original unit, paired it up and working within a few minutes. This one seems to work according to the instructions, later firmware, who knows, hopefully the batteries will last more like year and not 2 weeks. Overall I give it 5 stars becuase when it is working it's easy to use, support very polite and quick, has more than 1 year of guarantee whether bought on Amazon or direct from Salus. Hopefully they honour the full 5 years via Amazon.

Easy to install replaced a Honeywell thermostat that had a dodgy display.this is far simplerHas a nice.clear display with arrows to change the temp and a backlight that comes on whilst pressing buttons.receiver replacement was straight forward,,a live and neutral going into the unit and a pair of wire across the normal open circuit and common.it was like for like on mine and quickly responds for demand within a couple of seconds.thermostat blends in next to light switch as only slightly bigger but obviously much deeperHad salus before good value

Easy to install,time setting good ,very sturdy,easy to use and value for money