Control From Anywhere
Manage compatible water-heating systems remotely, with greater visibility and convenience.
Hot water is essential to everyday life, but the way we heat and manage it is changing. Discover how connected technology, intelligent scheduling and greater control can help you manage your hot water more efficiently.
Explore smarter solutions designed around your home, your routine and your energy needs.
Smart water heating isn't simply about controlling an appliance from your phone. It's about managing energy more intelligently, reducing unnecessary heating and making everyday life easier.
Manage compatible water-heating systems remotely, with greater visibility and convenience.
Plan heating around your household's routine instead of relying on fixed heating periods.
Reduce avoidable heating through more thoughtful scheduling and system management.
Find the right balance between convenient hot water, everyday comfort and energy management.
Features and capabilities vary by product and installation.
Connected controls help you manage when your hot water is heated, making it easier to match heating schedules to your household's routine.
Access compatible water-heating settings through a connected app or controller.
Plan heating periods around when your household typically needs hot water.
Review and change available settings when your routine or requirements change.
Traditional timers can work well, but connected technology makes it easier to adjust heating settings as your needs change.
Heating follows a manually configured schedule, with changes made at the timer or controller.
Compatible systems offer convenient scheduling and remote adjustments through connected technology.
Smart features vary by product. Conventional timers can also be programmed efficiently.
Smart water heating is about better management, not simply adding Wi-Fi. The right controls can help you plan heating more thoughtfully while maintaining appropriate hot-water temperatures and safety settings.
Smart water heating isn't about using less hot water at the expense of comfort. It's about making more informed decisions about when, how and why we heat it.
Better scheduling, appropriate temperature management and well-insulated systems can help reduce avoidable energy use while keeping hot water available when it's needed.
Avoid unnecessary heating periods by matching schedules to household demand. The right settings can help limit avoidable heat losses while maintaining hot-water availability.
Where appropriate, compatible controls can help schedule heating during lower-cost electricity periods. Financial savings depend on your tariff, heating requirements and system capabilities.
Good cylinder insulation, appropriate temperature settings and regular maintenance all contribute to efficient operation. Smart technology is one part of a well-managed hot-water system.
Smart controls do not automatically make an electric heating element more efficient. Their main benefit is helping you manage when heating takes place, potentially reducing avoidable heat losses and making better use of suitable electricity tariffs. Always maintain safe hot-water temperatures and follow manufacturer guidance.
From complete Wi-Fi-enabled water heaters to connected controls for suitable existing systems, there are different ways to bring greater convenience and flexibility to your hot water.
Discover connected electric water heaters from Ariston, including compact point-of-use models, slimline storage heaters and heat pump water heating solutions. Explore Wi-Fi-enabled features designed to make everyday hot water management more convenient.
Replacing an entire water heater isn't always the only route to smarter control. For compatible electric hot water systems, connected control technology may offer options such as remote access, flexible scheduling and improved visibility over heating operation.
MAKE AN INFORMED CHOICE
Before choosing a connected water heater or smart control, consider how your hot water is used and whether the technology is suitable for your property and existing installation.
Are you replacing an existing appliance or considering a smart control upgrade? The type, age and condition of your current system will influence which options are suitable.
Consider household size, hot water usage patterns and the storage capacity required. Smart features should complement a correctly sized water heating system.
Flexible scheduling may help you take advantage of suitable off-peak electricity tariffs. The potential benefit depends on your energy prices, system and usage patterns.
Check Wi-Fi requirements, manufacturer compatibility and supported control features. Not all existing water heaters can be upgraded with connected controls.
Hot water temperature management, electrical safety and manufacturer instructions are essential. Installation and modifications should be carried out by appropriately qualified professionals.
Practical answers to common questions about connected hot water systems, energy use and compatibility.
Some existing electric water-heating systems may be suitable for compatible connected controls, but this depends on the appliance, wiring, electrical load and manufacturer requirements. Never bypass an existing thermostat or thermal cut-out.
Smart scheduling can help reduce unnecessary heating and associated standing heat losses, but savings are not guaranteed. A Wi-Fi control does not make a resistance heating element inherently more efficient. Heat pump water heaters use a different technology and can require less electricity to heat the same amount of water.
Some connected products allow heating schedules to be set around lower-cost electricity periods. Check that the product supports the required scheduling and that your tariff, storage capacity and hot-water needs make this practical.
Many connected water heaters retain basic local heating functions without an internet connection, but remote access, notifications and app-based features may be unavailable. Check the specific model's documentation before purchase.
Only controls explicitly suitable for the particular installation should be considered. Unvented cylinders have essential temperature and pressure safety provisions that must remain effective. Installation or modification should be assessed by an appropriately qualified professional.
A smart water heater is a complete appliance with connected features built in. A smart heating control is a separate device that may add scheduling or remote management to a compatible existing system. The right option depends on the equipment and installation.
Explore connected water heating solutions or get in touch with Heatraq for help identifying suitable products for your installation. We're here to make informed choices easier.