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Heatmiser (IMI Heatmiser) Smart Heating Controls & Thermostats

Heatmiser (IMI Heatmiser) Smart Heating Controls & Thermostats

32

neo devices per neoHub G3

6 yrs

neoFlo battery life

8

heating zones per wiring centre

16A

max switching for electric heat

Smart heating buying guide

One system, every type of heating — if you pick the right control

Heatmiser (now IMI Heatmiser) makes one of the most flexible smart heating ranges in the UK. The catch is that the range is wide on purpose: there is a different control for wet underfloor heating, electric underfloor heating, boilers, radiators and hot water. Choose the wrong one and it either won’t switch the load safely or won’t read the floor temperature correctly.

This guide walks through the whole neo ecosystem in plain English, shows you which model suits your system, and explains the parts people most often get stuck on — the new neoFlo smart radiator head, the RF Switch (including the 16A version), the neoStat Pro, and the UH-series wiring centres. If you only read one section, jump to “Which Heatmiser do I need?” below.

“The heat source provides warm water, the thermostat controls the room, the neoHub adds the app, and the RF Switch lets a room call for heat.” — the neo system in one sentence.

Quick note on the name

Heatmiser is now IMI Heatmiser — same products, new badge

In 2025 Heatmiser became part of IMI, a global heating and cooling engineering group, sitting within IMI’s new Climate Control sector alongside brands such as IMI TA and IMI Heimeier. In practice very little changes for buyers: the Heatmiser product brand, the neo system, warranties and the people behind it all stay the same. You’ll simply see a refreshed logo and updated packaging rolling out gradually, with transition labels on some best-sellers so they’re still easy to recognise on the shelf. If you see “Heatmiser” and “IMI Heatmiser” used interchangeably, they mean the same thing.

Which Heatmiser do I need?

Start with the type of heating you actually have in the room. That single question decides almost everything, because the controls differ in how much current they switch and whether they read a floor sensor.

Wet / water UFH

Water underfloor heating (off a boiler or heat pump)

Pipes in the floor fed from a manifold. Each room needs a thermostat that opens its zone’s actuators through a wiring centre.

Pick: neoStat (wired) or neoAir v3 (wireless), plus a UH-series wiring centre.

Electric UFH

Electric underfloor heating mats or cable

Heating element under tile/stone, switched directly by the thermostat and protected by a floor sensor.

Pick: neoStat-e (switches up to 16A, floor probe included) or neoStat Touch-e.

Boiler / radiators

A combi or system boiler with radiators

One central thermostat tells the boiler when to fire. Add per-radiator control if you want room-by-room comfort.

Pick: neoStat wired to the boiler, or neoAir v3 + RF Switch for wireless. Add neoFlo on radiators.

One room / retrofit

Smarten up a single radiator without rewiring

You want app control or a schedule on one or two radiators, with no cabling and minimal disruption.

Pick: neoFlo smart radiator head — add a neoHub G3 for app control.

Hot water

Time your hot water cylinder

Programming a stored hot-water cylinder, often alongside a heating zone.

Pick: neoStat-hw hot water programmer (changeover contacts for powered valves).

Heat pump + cooling

Heat pump that also offers comfort cooling

Air/ground source systems that can run in reverse for gentle summer cooling, where condensation control matters.

Pick: neoStat Pro (humidity + dew-point aware, floor & air sensing).

One gotcha worth knowing: the neoStat Pro is brilliant for wet systems and heat-pump cooling, but it must not be used to control electric underfloor heating — for that you need the neoStat-e, which is built to switch the higher current and read the floor probe.

How the neo system fits together

Almost every Heatmiser smart product is part of one family called neo. Understanding the four building blocks makes the whole range easy to navigate.

1

The thermostat

A neoStat, neoAir or neoFlo measures the room and decides when heat is needed. Each one works on its own with local schedules.

2

The neoHub G3

Plugs into your router by Ethernet and connects up to 32 devices to the free neoApp for remote access, scheduling and smart-home control.

3

The app & smart home

Control from anywhere on iOS or Android, with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, Google Home and (now) Samsung SmartThings support via the hub.

4

The RF Switch

A wireless receiver that lets a wireless thermostat or neoFlo actually call for heat — switching the boiler, a zone valve or an electric load.

The key distinction

Wired vs wireless control

Mains-powered neoStat models are permanent installations and conveniently repeat the wireless signal for other neo devices, building a reliable mesh across the home. Battery-powered neoAir v3 and neoFlo are perfect for retrofits and extensions where running thermostat cable isn’t practical. Mix and match freely — up to 32 devices on a single neoHub G3.

New: the neoFlo smart radiator thermostat

neoFlo is Heatmiser’s smart thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) head — the easiest way to bring room-by-room control to radiator-heated rooms, and the natural way to extend an existing neo underfloor heating system upstairs into radiator rooms.

neoFlo smart radiator thermostat by IMI Heatmiser - Old Radiators Can Learn New Tricks

neoFlo — smart thermostatic radiator control by IMI Heatmiser. Tap to play.

  • Up to 6 years battery Hybrid technology runs on 4×AA cells, so there’s no wiring and little maintenance.
  • Quiet, digital precision A digital motor replaces a manual TRV head for accurate, low-noise everyday control.
  • Works on its own Manual mode, simple scheduling, boost, frost protection, open-window detection and monthly valve protection are all built in.
  • neoApp ready Add a neoHub G3 for app control, holiday mode, pre-heat, temperature hold and software updates.
  • Hybrid-friendly Extend neo control from underfloor heating into radiator rooms on the same system.
  • Fits most valves M30 × 1.5 connection with an RA adaptor supplied; more adaptors available for older valves.

Three levels of control

neoFlo on its own

Local radiator control from the moment it’s fitted — manual setpoint, four daily heating periods, boost and frost protection. No network needed.

Add neoHub G3

Unlocks the neoApp, remote access, smarter scheduling, pre-heat, ±5K offset and over-the-air updates across the neo ecosystem.

Add an RF Switch

Lets neoFlo call for heat. Up to 20 neoFlo heads pair to one RF Switch (10 per channel) to trigger the boiler when rooms need warmth.

Choose a pack

Buy a single head, a four-pack for several rooms, or a Smart/Heating pack that bundles the neoHub G3 (and RF Switch) to get going faster.

Important: for app control and to use neoFlo with the wider neo system you need a neoHub G3 specifically. A first- or second-generation neoHub won’t do — the G3 is the version that supports neoFlo.

Models for electric underfloor heating

Electric floor heating draws real current and needs a floor sensor to protect the floor finish, so it uses dedicated “-e” controls rather than the standard neoStat.

Most popular

neoStat-e (V3)

The dedicated electric floor-heating thermostat. Switches up to 16A, ships with a 3 m floor probe, and can run as a thermostat or a timer (handy for towel rails). 7-day programming with four levels a day.

Best for: tiled bathrooms, kitchens and wet rooms on electric mats.

Touchscreen

neoStat Touch-e

A touchscreen take on the electric model. Controls a zone of electric underfloor heating, an electric towel rail or electric radiators with the same 16A capability and floor sensing.

Best for: a premium glass-fronted look in living spaces.

Slim profile

Slimline-e (V3)

A slimline electric thermostat for the same job in a lower-profile housing, available in wired and RF versions for the neo system.

Best for: minimalist installs and shallow back-boxes.

Avoid this mix-up

What NOT to use

Don’t try to run electric UFH from a standard neoStat, a neoStat Pro, or an RF Switch 16A on its own — none provide the floor-limit sensing the “-e” models give you.

The rule: electric floor heating → an “-e” thermostat.

Models for water (wet) underfloor heating

Wet UFH is zoned at the manifold. Each room’s thermostat sends a call for heat to a central wiring centre, which powers that zone’s actuators and brings on the pump and boiler. The thermostat itself switches almost no current — the wiring centre does the work.

Wired zone control

neoStat (V3)

The mains-powered programmable room thermostat that’s the backbone of most wet UFH systems. One per zone, wired back to a UH-series wiring centre, and it repeats the neo signal for the rest of the home.

Best for: new builds and full multi-zone systems.

Wireless zone control

neoAir v3

Battery-powered wireless thermostat that pairs to a UH8-RF v2 wiring centre. Configurable as thermostat, timer or both, with self-learning pre-heat. No thermostat cabling required.

Best for: retrofits, extensions and awkward walls.

Premium / cooling

neoStat Pro

A minimalist, flush-mounted thermostat with floor and air sensing plus a humidity sensor — ideal for heat-pump-fed wet UFH that also offers comfort cooling. (More on this below.)

Best for: high-spec, well-insulated homes on heat pumps.

The hardware behind it

Wiring centre + actuators

A UH4/UH6/UH8 (wired) or UH8-RF v2 (wireless) wiring centre sits above the manifold, with 230V thermal actuators on each loop. Up to six actuators per zone.

Best for: organising the whole manifold from one point.

Models for boilers & radiators

If your home runs on a combi or system boiler with radiators, you have two clean routes — a single wired thermostat at the boiler, or wireless control through an RF Switch — plus the option to add per-radiator smarts with neoFlo.

Wired to the boiler

neoStat (V3)

Wire it to the boiler’s switched-live and it becomes a smart programmable room thermostat. Add a neoHub G3 for app control. Compatible with most boiler technologies.

Best for: a straightforward single-zone boiler upgrade.

Wireless to the boiler

neoAir v3 + RF Switch

The neoAir talks wirelessly to an RF Switch wired at the boiler. The RF Switch’s volt-free output controls the boiler — no cable run between thermostat and boiler.

Best for: retrofits where you can’t cable the thermostat.

Per-radiator comfort

neoFlo on each radiator

Add smart heads to individual radiators for true room-by-room scheduling. With a neoHub G3 you get app control; add an RF Switch so rooms can call the boiler for heat.

Best for: layering room control onto an existing system.

Hot water

neoStat-hw

A dedicated hot-water programmer with changeover contacts for motorised valves that need power to open and power to close — pair it with a heating zone for full S-plan/Y-plan control.

Best for: timing a stored hot-water cylinder.

The RF Switch explained — and when you need the 16A version

“The Switch” trips a lot of people up because there are two different products with similar names. They do related jobs but are not interchangeable.

Standard

RF Switch (v2) — for boilers & valves

A surface-mounted, 2-channel wireless receiver providing 2 heating zones and 1 hot water zone with a volt-free boiler output. It’s the bridge that lets a wireless neoAir — or up to 20 neoFlo heads — call for heat, and it can act as a wireless boiler link from a UH8-RF v2.

Use it to: switch a boiler or a zone valve (low-current, volt-free).

High current

RF Switch 16A — for electric heaters

A wireless receiver that can switch a heavier electric load — up to 16A. It’s designed to power things like infrared panels, electric radiators and other direct electric heaters wirelessly from a neoAir v3 or Slimline-RF v3.

Use it to: switch a mains electric heater that draws real current.

When to choose the 16A

Quick decision

Reach for the 16A RF Switch only when you’re switching a mains electric heating load directly (panel heaters, electric radiators, infrared) and want to do it wirelessly. For a boiler or a powered zone valve, the standard RF Switch v2 with its volt-free contacts is the right (and safer) choice. And note — the 16A switch is not suitable for electric underfloor heating, because it has no floor-sensor function. For electric UFH, use the neoStat-e instead.

Spotlight: neoStat Pro

The neoStat Pro introduces Heatmiser’s newest design language — a slim, flush-mounted control with a soft-glow, dimmable show-through display and touch-sensitive keys in a matt-white finish.

Sensing

Air, floor & humidity

Built-in air sensor plus connections for remote air and floor probes (floor sensor included), and a built-in humidity sensor for cooling control.

Comfort cooling

Heat-pump reverse cooling

With air/ground source systems it can run gentle comfort cooling, calculating the dew point and pausing to prevent condensation. (Cooling activates via a planned app update.)

Smart & reliable

Mesh networking + optimum start

Always-on mesh links between neo devices, energy-saving optimum start, holiday and hold functions, and full neoApp control via the neoHub.

Compatibility

Solar, heat pump & most boilers

230V, 3A max switching, ±1°C accuracy and an 85×85×12 mm flush profile. Remember: not for electric underfloor heating.

Heatmiser wiring centres (UH-series)

A wiring centre is the hub of a wet underfloor heating system. It mounts on a DIN rail above the manifold and wires the actuators, pump, valve and boiler from a single point, with LED indication for each zone so installers can test the system at a glance. Pick the centre that matches your thermostat type and zone count.

UH4 — 4 zones, mains thermostats

Central switching for up to four zones plus outputs for the cylinder, boiler and pump. Zone 4 can be switched to a conventional radiator zone.

UH6 — 6 zones, 230V thermostats

Six-zone centre with pump-delay and creepage functions; up to four actuators per zone. Designed to sit right next to the manifold.

UH8 — 8 zones, mains thermostats

Eight-zone central switching with boiler and pump outputs and up to six actuators per zone. Zone 8 can be set as a radiator zone.

UH8-N — 8 zones, 12V thermostats

The eight-zone centre for Heatmiser’s 12V thermostats, with a hot-water output and an option to turn zone 8 into a radiator zone.

UH8-RF v2 — 8 zones, wireless

The wireless centre for neoAir v3, Slimline-RF v3 and Touch-RF. Configure UFH vs radiator per zone, and pair an RF Switch v2 for a wireless boiler link.

How to choose

Match it to your thermostats

12V thermostats → UH8-N. 230V/mains thermostats → UH4/UH6/UH8. Wireless thermostats → UH8-RF v2. Then size by zone count.

Wiring centre specifications

Feature UH8-N UH4 UH6 UH8 UH8-RF v2
Thermostat type 12V 230V mains 230V mains 230V mains Wireless
Heating zones 8 4 6 8 8
Hot water zone 1 1 1 1
RF Switch v2 compatible No No No No Yes
DIN rail mounting Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Relay load max 3A 3A 3A 3A 3A
Total load 5A 5A 5A 5A 5A
Supply 230V AC 230V AC 230V AC 230V AC 230V AC
Dimensions (mm) 384×148×60 384×148×60 384×148×60 384×148×60 384×148×60

At a glance: which control for which system

Your system Recommended control Also needs Switches
Water UFH (wired) neoStat (V3) UH4/UH6/UH8 + actuators Via wiring centre
Water UFH (wireless) neoAir v3 UH8-RF v2 + actuators Via wiring centre
Electric UFH neoStat-e / Touch-e Floor probe (included) Up to 16A
Boiler + radiators (wired) neoStat (V3) neoHub G3 for app Boiler switched-live
Boiler + radiators (wireless) neoAir v3 RF Switch v2 Volt-free boiler
Single radiator / retrofit neoFlo neoHub G3 for app Radiator valve
Direct electric heater neoAir v3 / Slimline-RF RF Switch 16A Up to 16A
Hot water cylinder neoStat-hw Powered valve
Heat pump + cooling neoStat Pro neoHub G3 3A, volt-free

Featured Heatmiser products

Heatmiser neoFlo smart thermostatic radiator valve head

IMI Heatmiser

neoFlo Smart Radiator Thermostat

Wireless smart TRV head for the neo system. Up to 6-year battery, quiet digital control, and full neoApp control when paired with a neoHub G3.

£97.00 inc. VAT

Heatmiser neoHub G3 smart heating gateway

IMI Heatmiser

neoHub G3 Smart Gateway

The brain of the neo system. Connects up to 32 devices to the neoApp by Ethernet, with NFC pairing and per-zone energy history. Required for neoFlo app control.

£130.00 inc. VAT

Heatmiser neoStat Pro smart thermostat

IMI Heatmiser

neoStat Pro Smart Thermostat

Slim, flush-mounted thermostat with air, floor and humidity sensing. Built for heat-pump wet systems with comfort cooling. Not for electric UFH.

£107.00 inc. VAT

Heatmiser neoStat-e V3 electric floor heating thermostat

IMI Heatmiser

neoStat-e Electric Thermostat (V3)

The dedicated electric underfloor heating thermostat. Switches up to 16A and ships with a 3 m floor probe. Runs as a thermostat or a timer.

£64.99 inc. VAT

Heatmiser neoStat V3 programmable thermostat

IMI Heatmiser

neoStat Programmable Thermostat (V3)

The wired workhorse for wet underfloor heating zones and boiler control. Acts as a signal repeater for the rest of your neo devices.

£59.00 inc. VAT

Heatmiser neoAir v3 wireless smart thermostat

IMI Heatmiser

neoAir v3 Wireless Smart Thermostat

Battery-powered wireless control for retrofits. Pairs with the RF Switch or UH8-RF v2. Works as thermostat, timer or both, with self-learning pre-heat.

£57.70 inc. VAT

Works with your smart home

Add a neoHub G3 and the neo system slots into the platforms you already use, so you can fold heating into routines and voice control.

  • Apple Home
  • Amazon Alexa
  • Google Home
  • Samsung SmartThings
  • IFTTT
  • neoApp (iOS & Android)

Still not sure which to choose?

Tell us your heating type and we’ll point you to the right control. It also helps to browse by category:

All Heatmiser controls
Smart & programmable thermostats
Wiring centres, RF switches & components
Heat-pump compatible controls

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