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Central Heating Controls

Central heating controls let you manage your home's temperature with ease. Whether you're turning up the heat for your personal comfort or scheduling warmth for key parts of the day, our range of controllers makes it easy to adjust your central heating system so it can keep your home cosy.
Central Heating Programmers & Timers
Central Heating Programmers & Timers
Our range of heating controls includes the trusted brand Drayton.
Central Heating Thermostats
Central Heating Thermostats
The Wickes thermostat range will allow you to maintain your heating system to a desired temperature of your choice.
Smart Heating
Smart Heating
Imagine having total control of your home’s heating system from anywhere. That’s what Hive is in a nutshell – a system that’s connected to your boiler that lets you control your heating and hot water remotely from your smartphone, tablet or laptop.
Radiator Valves
Radiator Valves
Wickes range of Radiator Valves include thermostatic raditor valves or TRVs and a selection of accompanying lock shields and standard radiator knobs.

Take control of your home’s comfort with these user-friendly devices that allow you to manage central heating levels, helping your space stay warm when you need it most. Set the temperature to suit your routine – wake up to a toasty house or come home to a welcoming warmth. Compatible with a variety of systems, including our combi boilers, these controllers are perfect for modern living. With central heating controls, you get practical, reliable temperature management, putting comfort at your fingertips.

FAQs

How do you set central heating controls?

Central heating controls vary by model, but most include an on/off button and a temperature setting dial or panel. Refer to your user manual for specific instructions as features like timers and programmers may also be available.

What’s the ideal average room temperature?

The UK government recommends 21°C for living rooms and 18°C for bedrooms as the ideal minimum indoor temperatures for our comfort and health, but this may vary depending on personal preference.

How many hours a day should central heating be on?

It depends on the season, your home insulation and your daily routine. For most homes, a few hours in the morning and evening keeps the house comfortable.