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Hive active heating and hot water with installation - £149.99 on Amazon Treasure Truck
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Hive active heating and hot water with installation - £149.99 on Amazon Treasure Truck

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Hive active heating and hot water thermostat, including free installation!

4 stops today -



A
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Greenfield Road Car Park
Commercial Road London, E1 1EN


B
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Marble Quay (Outside Dickens Inn)
Marble Quay, St Katharine’s Dock London, E1W 1UH


C
2:15 PM - 3:15 PM
Ibis Hotel Car Park
53-61 Southwark Bridge Road, London, SE1 9HW


D
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
Ealing Studios
Ealing Studios, Ealing Green London, W5 5EP
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Also in Manchester Piccadilly 1pm - 6pm
Edited by a community support team member, 23 May 2018
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  1. Bikerdanny's avatar
    Bikerdanny
    BIGDADDY1423/05/2018 09:23

    Which one is better hive or nest



    Both basically do the same thing, apart from nest creates a Auto schedule from detecting your preferences and activity in the house ( we found it really good and rarely had to manually put on the heating ) nest also looks way better in my opinion and the app works great too. I went with nest if you can’t tell and feel wveryone should have a smart thermostat.
  2. deleted686339's avatar
    Anonymous User
    Does this include all the bits needed to install it? Like the hub and receiver or do you have to buy them separately?

    Or is it just good to go for installation after buying this? (edited)
  3. blackbox2342's avatar
    blackbox2342
    None near me but hot for those who can get it!

    Hope Amazon show the North East some love! (edited)
  4. mailmikey's avatar
    mailmikey
    Damn that's good with install. I bought one a few months ago for £200 which I thought was cheap from the rrp of £249
  5. BIGDADDY14's avatar
    BIGDADDY14
    Which one is better hive or nest
  6. mspychala's avatar
    mspychala
    As I understand no homekit integration?
    What are the main benefits?
  7. matrixed79's avatar
    matrixed79
    I’ve got the hive love it easy controller, great app and my Alexa dots control it with ease (edited)
  8. stevem999's avatar
    stevem999
    mspychala5 m ago

    As I understand no homekit integration? What are the main benefits?


    bfy.tw/IGFJ (edited)
  9. KCooperman's avatar
    KCooperman
    Worth noting that they recently added 'ready now' so it learns how long it takes your home to heat up. This is a feature many were asking for a long time.

    For example, if you set to 20 degrees at 7am, it will get to 20 degrees by 7am.
  10. Nutellaspread's avatar
    Nutellaspread
    I called hive the other day as an existing customer they upgraded me for £99 with the hub, thermostat water and heating and installation.
    If you own an older hive would recommend calling
  11. abdishah's avatar
    abdishah
    My nest gen 1 broke after 26 months. No help from Google. Was not so cost effective
  12. japes's avatar
    japes
    Also in Reading today. If I hadn't already bought one (without installation) I'd jump at this price. (Still not fitted mine!!)
  13. Sammio2's avatar
    Sammio2
    japes23/05/2018 10:44

    Also in Reading today. If I hadn't already bought one (without …Also in Reading today. If I hadn't already bought one (without installation) I'd jump at this price. (Still not fitted mine!!)


    Where in reading?!
  14. Dan29's avatar
    Dan29
    Sammio216 m ago

    Where in reading?!


    A
    12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
    Reading Climbing Centre
    34 Britten Road Reading, RG2 0AU
    B
    3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
    Fredericks Hotel
    Fredricks Hotel Shoppenhangers Road Maidenhead, SL6 2PZ
    C
    5:00 PM - 6:45 PM
    Goals in Heathrow
    Goals Soccer Heathrow Middlesex, UB3 1LL (edited)
  15. Dan29's avatar
    Dan29
    Also:


    A
    1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    Oozells Square
    Oozells Square, Brindley Place, Brunswick Street Birmingham, B1 2HS


    A
    12:15 PM - 1:30 PM
    West One
    West One, 114 Wellington Street Leeds, LS1 1BA
    B
    3:45 PM - 4:45 PM
    St. Sampson Square
    St. Sampson Square York, YO1 8RN
    C
    5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
    ATS York
    ATS, 2 James Street York, YO10 3WW


    A
    1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    Piccadilly Gardens
    1 Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 1RG


    A
    12:00 PM - 1:45 PM
    JustPark Onslow Road
    Onslow Road Southampton, SO14 0JN
    B
    3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
    Farlington - Metatec-Metaflux
    Metaflux House, Fitzherbert Road Portsmouth, PO6 1RU
    C
    5:45 PM - 7:00 PM
    The Groundlings Theatre
    50 Kent Street Portsmouth, PO1 3BS (edited)
  16. gb1999's avatar
    gb1999
    Am I right in thinking that free installation is only if you have a gas boiler? So oil boilers aren’t eligible
  17. BIGDADDY14's avatar
    BIGDADDY14
    Bikerdanny1 h, 19 m ago

    Both basically do the same thing, apart from nest creates a Auto schedule …Both basically do the same thing, apart from nest creates a Auto schedule from detecting your preferences and activity in the house ( we found it really good and rarely had to manually put on the heating ) nest also looks way better in my opinion and the app works great too. I went with nest if you can’t tell and feel wveryone should have a smart thermostat.


    Thank you for you feed back, it’s much appreciated.
  19. Hextall's avatar
    Hextall
    Paid £150 around a year ago from Amazon with installation, good cost and great purchase for the house.
  20. Gorskar's avatar
    Gorskar
    Dang - just had a Hive system installed (for £300 installed with 2 zones)! Ah well.

    From what I can tell there's not much difference between them practically, but the Nest is possibly slightly better for most people due to the auto-learning schedule, although tends to be slightly more expensive.

    However if your heating system has more than 1 zone (ours has upstairs and downstairs) then hive is significantly cheaper, (around £100 for the extra thermostat and valve controller, as you can link it to the same hub) Nest can do multi-zone, but you basically have to buy 2 complete nest systems.

    I decided the learning schedule wasn't worth the extra £100ish.
  21. bobdylan's avatar
    bobdylan
    Anyone know if there are any other locations in the south east at all?
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