With August marking the start of pre‑winter boiler checks and heating upgrades, Sangamo is reminding installers of its three channel programmable thermostat kit – an easy‑to‑install, Part L‑compliant solution for properties requiring zoned heating control.
The kit provides independent control of two heating zones and hot water, helping installers meet the requirements of Part L Building Regulations, where zoned heating is stipulated.
Ideal for seasonal heating upgrades
Late summer is when homeowners begin thinking about winter readiness – booking boiler servicing, replacing outdated controls, and improving energy efficiency. For installers, it’s the perfect time to recommend zoning solutions that reduce energy waste and improve comfort.
Sangamo’s three channel kit offers a straightforward, reliable option for these upgrades. Key features include:
- Three independent channels – two for heating, one for hot water
- Two RF programmable room thermostats included
- Flexible installation – wall‑mount or free‑standing thermostat bases
- Large back‑lit display on the receiver for visibility in low‑light areas
- Smart control via ClickSmart+ – local or remote programming
- Ideal for retrofit — supports compliance without major disruption
Supporting energy efficiency goals
With energy costs still a concern for many households, multi‑zone heating is becoming a key part of efficient home heating design. The Sangamo kit helps installers deliver better temperature control across larger or multi‑storey homes, reducing energy waste by heating only the areas in use, while also supporting improved compliance for refurbishments and extensions. It provides a straightforward upgrade path for homeowners preparing their heating systems for colder weather, making it an ideal solution during the busy pre‑winter servicing season.
The Sangamo range of heating controls and specialist time switches is distributed through Scolmore Group company, ESP.
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