Hello everyone!
I’m in the process of setting up my water floor heating system and need some advice on integrating it with Home Assistant. The system will be split across 8 zones, 4 on the ground floor and 4 on the 1st floor. Here’s what I have in mind:
- Ground floor: The groups can be connected into a single group to manage temperature centrally as the Kitchen, Livingroom and guest toilet can have the same temperatures.
- 1st floor: Each group needs to function independently, as rooms like the bathroom and sleeping rooms will require different temperatures.
- Controlled via HA via Wall Tablet: Samsung Galaxy A9+ with wall mount on every floor.
I’ve come across some interesting discussions like [this thread] that looks a lot as the same installation as the one in this video, which gave me some good insights. However, I’ve also seen a simpler approach using 230V actuators connected to a Shelly Pro 4PM, which seems like a much easier installation, which was also advised on the Shelly website here. As I’m pretty unknown if it comes to heating systems, I’m unsure if I need an extra temperature sensor that needs to be mounted on the pipe to measure how warm the water in general is (If seen that in the video above that is linked above).
I’m looking for advise/recommendations on the best options, performance being my main concern rather than cost. My goal is to ensure reliable performance and flexibility in controlling each zone’s temperature.
If anyone has experience with similar setups or can suggest the best way to integrate everything, I’d really appreciate your advice!
Thanks in advance!
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