Simple (and cheap) smart thermostat solution for HVAC fan coils

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Hi there

I want to replace some mechanical Honeywell xe70 series t6371 which i’m using for HVAC system with something smart allowing me to lock temperature and schedule on/off time.

It would be amazing if configurable via Home Assistant (via mqtt ?) as i already use shellies devices to mange some of my building automations (boilers, pumps and temperature).

I also have some Aermec WMT10 Aermec PXA I and it would be amazing if i can work on them too. I think that the only problematic step is that these are not actively powered by 220v. I’m in Italy.

Here’s some schematics:

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I also have some Aermec FCW PFW2
fcw_2016_l-de-en-es-fr-it.pdf

I have some other fan coils but for them as they are “more analog” i think i will proceed just by shutting down power when temperature reaches limit.

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So use few Shellies and some temperature sensor to replace the thermostat.

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Mc6 . I have 4 now running without issues. MQTT or modbus tcp. Native integration

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Like this way i can just shut the power down or turn it on?

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There are three fan speeds as well. Do you have both caldo e freddo?

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Yaeh i have fan speed and heat/cold controls. I just dont understand how to use a shelly for all these functions.

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Do you have any link for that model?

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You need few Shellies.
Another option could be Esphome dev board and 4ch relay module.

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Yeah as multiple shelly won’t be cheap as i have several of these thermostat.
As they are “stupid” fancoils i think i can just turn the power off on temperature so i just need a single shelly and leave the thermostat mounted to control the rest of the functions.

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I bought directly from them paying via PayPal.
The device arrived without issues. I bought one piece spare as the warranty management from china may be problematic…

Great post sales support, they fixed an issue I found via OTA upgrade after only 2 days

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Good option as well.
I personally would go with Esphome approach though.
Yet to see one good smart thermostat…

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What the wiring should be like? The problem is that a 4ch relay is not really small and i should find a way to fit everything.

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You could put the relays next to fancoil, where thermostat wires arrive.
For better support post some photos/info of your actual setup.