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Additional Smart Radiator Valve installation guide
10 minutes
Easy to install yourself
It’s easy to replace your existing thermostatic valves, even when the radiator is on. No technical expertise is required. NB: water cannot flow from the radiator during installation.
Several installation options
You’re replacing thermostatic valves
Replace your current thermostatic valves in two steps. Thermostatic valves have a numbered scale (usually from 1 to 5). 1. Unscrew the existing thermostatic valve. 2. Screw on the new Netatmo Smart Radiator Valve.
You’re replacing manual valves
Manual valves for radiators can only switch the heating on or off and do not have a numbered scale (the standard scale generally goes from 1 to 5). You should call a professional if you want to replace a manual valve.
Pack contents
- 1 Smart Radiator Valve
- 6 radiator adapters (M30x1.5, M30x1.0, M28x1.5, Danfoss RAVL, Danfoss RA, Giacomini) that suit most hot-water radiators
- 4 coloured adhesives
- 2 AA batteries
- 1 installation manual
Compatible with heating systems that are already controlled via Netatmo
A home equipped with a Smart Thermostat
Note: the Additional Smart Radiator Valve is compatible with both houses and apartments providing the individual heating system is controlled by a Netatmo Thermostat.
Check compatibilityInstallation requirements
a Smart Thermostat / Smart Modulating Thermostat or Smarther with Netatmo Thermostat, already installed
a personal Wi-Fi network
A compatible hot-water radiator system
A home equipped with a Starter Pack - Smart Radiator Valves
Note: the Additional Smart Radiator Valve is compatible with apartments with collective heating systems providing it is already equipped with a Netatmo Starter Pack - Smart Radiator Valves.
Check compatibilityInstallation requirements
a Starter Pack - Smart Radiator Valves, already installed
a personal Wi-Fi network
A compatible hot-water radiator system
Operation
In an individual heating system, equipped with a Netatmo Smart Thermostat
To check the compatibility of your radiator, you can use our online tool. If you haven’t found your model of thermostatic valve through our tool, follow these steps to determine which adapter you should use.
In a collective heating system, equipped with a Starter Pack - Netatmo Radiator Valves (without a Thermostat)
FAQ
Which adapter do I need to install a Smart Radiator Valve on my radiator?
To check the compatibility of your radiator, you can use our online tool.
If you haven’t found your model of thermostatic valve through our tool, follow these steps to determine which adapter you should use.
I can't physically install the Smart Radiator Valve, what should I do?
Check that your heating system is compatible with the Smart Radiator Valves using our online tool.
If your installation is not compatible with the Netatmo Radiator Valves or if you haven’t found your valve model, follow the instructions in the “adapter installation guide” provided with the Starter Pack. (See the guide)
My Smart Radiator Valve doesn’t respond when I put in the batteries, what should I do?
You can find all the information you need here.
Do the Smart Radiator Valves still work if the Wi-Fi connection is lost?
If the Wi-Fi connection is lost, the Smart Radiator Valves continue to follow the schedule or the temporary setpoint temperature requested. The heating can also be controlled manually from the Smart Radiator Valves.
What is a free-flow radiator? Should I install a smart radiator valve on this type of radiator?
A free-flow radiator is a radiator that must always be left open to allow hot water to flow through it. This type of radiator is typically found in a living room or hallway. Controls should not be added to this kind of radiator as it could damage the heating system. Therefore, a Smart Radiator Valve should not be installed.
Who can control the Smart Radiator Valves?
Anyone who has a Netatmo account linked to the products. It's possible to share access among multiple users.