Sonoff thermostats: NSPanel or NSPanel Pro 

Hi thanks just found this site, very good description, I have many sonoff devices. I suggested to sonoff early days with the NSPanel that +/- 1 degree is too wide a hysteresis band for a UK domestic radiator central heating system. I had hoped they may have added the option of +/- 0.5 C by now. +/- 1 C represents a 3 degree swing. So if set room temp needs to be 20 C it goes up to 21C then it has to drop to 19C before it cuts back in again, in colder weather due to the boiler/rad re heat up delay the room temp drops lower than 19C. With a tighter band It would also be good to have some choice control setting over the delay time between on off.

Ah ok great, thank you!

thanks for the video, I have a relatively larger room with 2 separate electrical floor heating thermostats , we don't have Spaniel pro available here , if I use Ns panel do I need 2 of these or even I would do , I am going to use 20AMP POW

Thx for the great explanation, but in order to automate the apartment only for lighting and cameras, what should I use between the 2?

Szia Csongor! Köszönöm a videóid, hasznosak nagyon ;) Szeretném megkérdezni, hogy hosszú távú tapasztalatot megosztanál-e a termosztátok működéséről? Infra padlófűtést vezérelnék vele, és kíváncsi vagyok, hogy megbízható-e ez a Sonoff rendszer annyira, mint egy brand wifis termosztát? Köszi a választ előre is!

I've watched your video but there are some things that you should rectify. Nspanel can also use the external temperatura and humidity sensor. Also as execution devices, you can mention also the sonoff sv whici has a dry contact and is the device that you have to use for a heating system.. Hope this info helps.

For the temperature measurement is there an offset possible? When running manual mode does it return to automatically to auto when it's time for the next setpoint.

Thank you for the interesting video. I have a underfloor heating and a towel rail that I would like to control with potentially a NSPanel Pro, but I would consider other cheaper solutions. While the underfloor heating could be controlled directly by a relay on the panel (at the moment it the NSPanel Pro doesn't seem to have a direct relay 16A port) while the towel rail needs to be controlled remotely via zigbee (poor wifi signal in that area). I assume that despite your diagram includes as executors only wifi devices I can chose zigbee relays, right? both systems (underfloor and towel rail) would be controlled by the NSPanel pro based on the info on a temperature sensor I will have in the room. With this arrangement I expect to be able to run the whole system without wifi and using wifi only if I need to control remotely through homekit or some other application. Is that right? Do you have suggestions to reduce the cost of the system avoiding to buy the NSPanel Pro? Or when we start putting together a zigbee HUB and a room controller at the end price would be similar and functionality limited ? Thanks in advance

Hi Csongor, thanks for the very valuable content, much appreciated. I'm building the house and would like to find a solution for controling the heating (to be more specific, zone regulated underfloor heating) and cooling (A/C, most probably Daikin or Gree as they have HA integration). I quite like non-pro version more, because physical light switches are integrated, but I'm not sure if this can fulfill what I need... so is it possible to switch between "cool to" and "heat to" for the same room? If not, then maybe I should consider the pro version and maybe create a "dummy" rooms, so for example, "bedroom - heat" and "bedroom - cool" and as I assume each room can be connected only to one source of heating/cooling. Also, by any chance, if you do use zone regulation (with underfloor heating) in your house, what kind of setup would you choose? (I mean, pro or non-pro version, what relays and what thermostatic actuators for the manifold. Sorry for bunch of questions, I've tried to google as much as I could, but I'm quite newbie to all of this stuff, so your advice will be much appreciated. Greeting from (nearby) Slovakia! ;o) Thanks

Thank you for the great video. One question though: I need to control 2 or 3 sonoff relays (wifi) with the thermostat because I have 3 heaters in the same room. Will the NSPanel allow me to do that or do I need the Pro?

Szia! Azt meg tudod esetleg mondani hogy az nspanelen a 2 gomb direktbe van kötve a relékkel, vagyis fixen kapcsolják a reléket, vagy esetleg van rá lehetőség hogy a gombokat mint független '' bemenet'' használjam és. Reléket csak az érintő kijelezőről kapcsoljam? Előre is köszi

Hello, thank you for this. The NSPanel can be used as Wall Switch can the NSPanel pro be used as a light switch? In the scenario where you use an already light switch slot to fit one of them. Thank you

Question: nspanel has 2 dedicated relay outputs. Can I use one of these to switch mains voltage to my boilers receiver instead of buying a 4 channel receiver?

Can the NSPanelpro work as termostat of a gas boiler or it necesary needs the 4CH Pro?

Hi, Could the NSPanel Pro control the temperature of a towel warmer which is connected to a MiniR4M?

Wondering how to connect the TRVZB with NS Panel. Did I miss something in the App?

Hello Csongor , van e lehetoseg arra hogy szemelyesen tanacsot kerjek ? Elore koszonom ! Tiszteletem

Hi...love your channel. I'm very much a newbie and I'm trying to understand how I can make my whole house a/c and electric heat unit work with the NSPanel. I'm not an electrician nor do I really understand how my existing wall mounted thermostat makes the A/C (or heat) come on. The existing thermostat is battery operated and has typical 5 (or 6?) thermostat wire which runs back to the unit. The thermostat has a heat, cool and off mode as well as a temperature setting. I don't understand what I need to buy/do to make the NSPanel control my A/C. I'm in the USA. Thanks

Meg tudod mondani, hogy az NSPanel beállítások után tud működni termosztátként abban az esetben, ha nincs internet kapcsolata?

What if I want to cool the room? What do you recommend?

how many TH it is possible to add ?

Why if i set to 22°C he need to go 24°C for turned off, and he need to go 20°C to turned on again, that the difference is very big

This isn't a thermostat. It's a smart switch panel. It can only control HVAC with other components installed in a smart home system. Literally anti-thermostat