Hama 00176593 thermostatic radiator valve Suitable for indoor use

The Hama 00176593 thermostatic radiator valve is a WLAN/Zigbee-enabled smart radiator thermostat designed for indoor use. Supplied as a set of two, it enables precise temperature regulation of radiators via the Hama Smart Solution app or voice assistants. The device is battery powered (two AA batteries), fits common radiator valves with the included adapter and features a discreet design with a display visible only during operation. Data storage is on German servers.

Advantages

The smart radiator thermostat offers app and voice control (Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant) and can be integrated with other compatible smart-home products via Zigbee. It supports freely definable programs and various modes, including an outward mode and automatic heating based on outdoor temperature. Installation is simple—replace the existing radiator head with the smart thermostat—and energy consumption is low thanks to Zigbee transfer technology. The set is suitable both for upgrading apartments or houses and for assisting users with reduced mobility.

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How to use

Replace the existing radiator head with the Hama smart radiator thermostat using the supplied adapter. Install the two AA batteries, connect the device to the Hama Smart Solution app on an iOS or Android device and follow the in-app pairing instructions to add it to your WLAN and Zigbee network. Configure desired temperature setpoints, schedules or automation rules in the app, or control the valve by voice via Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant once linked. The rotary regulator on the device allows familiar manual control if needed.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use fresh AA batteries and install the thermostat on radiators specified by the manufacturer. Regularly check the app for status updates and keep the Hama Smart Solution app and connected voice services up to date. Use the included adapter for secure mounting and configure schedules to reduce energy use when rooms are unoccupied.