Boiler Switch
Regular price£35.99
Originally
Originally
£39.99
Model LW920 (Connect / Smart Series)
The Boiler Switch is designed to link to the wireless Lightwave Home Thermostat, which in turn can connect to the Lightwave Link and App. The Boiler Switch is used to turn the boiler on or off according to the schedule set by the Thermostat (or App). This can be done remotely from anywhere via your smartphone.
The Boiler Switch requires a simple wired connection to a combi boiler (the most common boiler type) where a room stat would normally be connected. This can be DIY installed, and comprehensive instructions are provided. It can also be added to a Y or S plan system boiler setup. Switch your boiler on from anywhere at any time with our smart heating control app.
A Link Plus is required to control Smart Series devices and enable the use of Apple Home Kit.
Boiler Switch Setup Guide >
The boiler switch also requires the Lightwave Smart Thermostat to operate.
Originally
Originally
£39.99
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Free delivery on orders over £150
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Need help choosing, just give us a call on 0121 250 3625
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Lightwave Link Plus required
SMART BOILER CONTROL
Control heating from phone
With Lightwave’s smart Boiler Switch connecting to the wireless Lightwave Home Thermostat, you can remotely switch your boiler on using an app on your smartphone.
How it works
The Boiler Switch requires a simple wired connection to a combi boiler (the most common boiler type) where a room thermostat would normally be connected.
Installation
The Boiler Switch can be DIY installed, with comprehensive instructions provided. It can also be added to a Y or S plan system boiler set-up.
Guidance
If you need advice, please give us a call on 0121 250 3625 or check our help and support section.
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Product Specifications
Smart Series device
Requires Link Plus and Link Plus App for operation
Compatibility
Works with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and IFTTT
Thermostat
The Lightwave Boiler Switch requires a Lightwave Thermostat to operate
Full Specs
Dimensions:
9.6 x 2.2 x 9.4 cm
Batteries:
No
Voltage:
230V
* PRO Installation will add £15 to the product price . A call out charge of £84.99 will also be added to your basket at checkout.
If additional work is required, based on your existing wiring, the Installer will confirm any additional costs prior to commencing that service.
Before booking a PRO Installation, please make sure that you can answer yes to the below 5 questions:
- Do you have dimmable bulbs?
- Can you have the Link Plus hub setup and linked to the Lightwave App before the installer arrives?
- Do your current light switches work as expected?
- Do you have the correct back box sizes? (35mm standard)
- Do you have 1 consumer unit?
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