Yep, had no issue with mine. It has worked perfectly and have earned it money back several times over. This is not a case of ether/or, its a complementary system to keep your home at an ideal temperature meaning you are not heating from cold and wasting fuel.Briggs 2.0 wrote:I can't speak for other Nest users but mine works in a power cut, so does my central heating and hot water.
I'll stop defending my Nest now, I sound like an employee.
Good technology is not to be feared, bad technology is worse then nonemetatron wrote:Yep, had no issue with mine. It has worked perfectly and have earned it money back several times over. This is not a case of ether/or, its a complementary system to keep your home at an ideal temperature meaning you are not heating from cold and wasting fuel.Briggs 2.0 wrote:I can't speak for other Nest users but mine works in a power cut, so does my central heating and hot water.
I'll stop defending my Nest now, I sound like an employee.
Technology is not to be feared.
jennyjj01 wrote:"I'm not in the least bit worried because I'm prepared: Are you?"
"All Things Strive" Gd Tak 'GarLondonpreppy wrote: At its core all prepping is, is making sure you're not down to your last sheet of loo roll when you really need a poo.
I like thatForgeCorvus wrote:Good technology is not to be feared, bad technology is worse then nonemetatron wrote:Yep, had no issue with mine. It has worked perfectly and have earned it money back several times over. This is not a case of ether/or, its a complementary system to keep your home at an ideal temperature meaning you are not heating from cold and wasting fuel.Briggs 2.0 wrote:I can't speak for other Nest users but mine works in a power cut, so does my central heating and hot water.
I'll stop defending my Nest now, I sound like an employee.
Technology is not to be feared.
Some people think the latest is the greatest, others give the impression that they don't quite trust this new-fangled 'Fyre' stuff. Horses for courses.
technology has it's place, some of it is barmy, some of it is lazy and does more harm than good, what humans have to learn is that traditional skills need to be kept alive alongside new innovations, I mean sliced bread is a great convenient thing, so is a bread making machine, but like a lot of us I still need and want to do it the old way sometimes, that way I'll never forget the science behind the process.
old technology still has a place. After cleaning out the two wood stoves this morning, I will make sure there is enough paraffin in the hurricane 'frost' lamp in the outside toilet. And yes that is true!
Luddite caveman , me?There's a story that the first webcam was set up to let computer scientists know how much coffee was left in the percolater without having to go downtairs to the kitchen.jansman wrote:
Mind you, looking at the snow out there, I wonder if there is an app that can tell me how much paraffin is left in the shed...
jansman wrote:
Mind you, looking at the snow out there, I wonder if there is an app that can tell me how much paraffin is left in the shed...
Just so you know, there's an infra red camera pointing at my log store.jansman wrote:I suppose I am spoiled. I get all my wood for nothing.living in the country, it is one of the advantages.
