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Hive Active Heating @ John Lewis in-store for £99.00

£99 John Lewis31 Dec 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > All categories

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w00

31 Dec 16

Found in-store in edinburgh. I originally thought it was a multizone but it's the full kit( hub, receiver, thermostat)
I could only see two others and they were both heating only.
No idea if its national deal add it's still £139 online.
Happy hunting.

Top comments

DevilD to barron201253

31 Dec 16 36 #2

Very constructive comment

Rogier_Arpignot to barron201253

31 Dec 16 18 #4

Punctuation... please insert a comma after the "Oh no" and try again.

barron201253

31 Dec 16 6 #1

Oh no not this hive crap again!

All comments (75)

barron201253

31 Dec 16 6 #1

Oh no not this hive crap again!

DevilD to barron201253

31 Dec 16 36 #2

Very constructive comment

Rogier_Arpignot to barron201253

31 Dec 16 18 #4

Punctuation... please insert a comma after the "Oh no" and try again.

classygear to barron201253

31 Dec 16 1 #5

Numpty

Maevoric to barron201253

31 Dec 16 1 #6

Didn't know you could fit it to your toilet

patg2005 to barron201253

1 Jan 17 #43

Another idiotic comment maker who never posts a deal...ignored...

andynicol to barron201253

1 Jan 17 #47

Zero deals posted.

Your input to this deals site is.....?

dinosteveus to barron201253

1 Jan 17 2 #52

Member for over 3 years and you haven't posted a deal yourself.
Is that the best you can do, slate off other people's deals? How sad.

John M to barron201253

1 Jan 17 #57

Obviously you know nothing about it at all. Excellent piece of kit, I use it for full control of heating, hot water and lighting and wouldn't like to go back.

888eyeball

31 Dec 16 1 #3

You will come out in hives just trying to find this lol

obsydian

31 Dec 16 #7

Hot but instore one off mayne

el sawi

31 Dec 16 1 #8

I believe that you can fit the thermostat in any room, which I'm sure was the point of the helpful first comment.

quidditys_shore

31 Dec 16 #9

unfortunately not. he's a bit misguided. it's not water or log proof

MarkT1967

31 Dec 16 #10

Any chance of the product code so I could call them please? Thanks

PowerPantsPete

31 Dec 16 1 #11

HEAT! Nice find

w00

31 Dec 16 2 #12

The product code is 83860214.

larrythelamb

31 Dec 16 #13

Is this national? Hot if you can find one.

nhs007

31 Dec 16 #14

Got mine before Christmas (with installation). Love it as it looks great, functions well, and integrates with my Amazon Echo!

muckspreader1 to nhs007

31 Dec 16 #23

Give it a few weeks and you'll have issues.Ive had hive for a while and it's been fine.Imstalled amazon echo and every few days it disconnects.Looked online and many people having the same issue.Removed the echo and it's been perfect again.

deals_on_wheels to nhs007

1 Jan 17 #39

I have a Hive and thinking of getting an Echo - so how does the integration function operate, can you say 'Hive - boost water for one hour' and can you ask for the current central heating 'stat setting and actual temperature ? - thanks

tappy

31 Dec 16 #15

I don't currently have a thermostat. I just have a plate on the front of my Worcester boiler that lets me do some basic programming and turn it on and off.

How do you know if this is compatible? How easy is it to install?

Simon4151561 to tappy

31 Dec 16 #18

What model?

skeenster to tappy

31 Dec 16 #26

I have similar. You just set the current one to always on and they connect to the boiler to control

jono49 to tappy

1 Jan 17 1 #36

I have a similar boiler, from what an engineer of the Home Serve team said to me is that you can fit Nest or Hive.

gazzy2 to tappy

1 Jan 17 1 #50

Yep this will be fine but you'll need to wire the receiver into the boiler so should have somebody gas safe registered to do it for you.

This_Is_My_Username

31 Dec 16 #16

Can you install the hot water tank version into a boiler that does not use one? Thanks in advance

Angry_Beaver to This_Is_My_Username

31 Dec 16 1 #22

Yes, I have a combi boiler and bought the heating and hot water version just in case I decide to add a hot water tank at some stage.

alshanky

31 Dec 16 1 #17

the picture says only for combi boilers

welshblob to alshanky

31 Dec 16 #20

There are two types, combi boiler is a single channel switching just central heating as water is heated on demand. The gravity fed version is dual channel for central heating and hot water.

mail-stephens

31 Dec 16 2 #19

The latest model due out in 2017 is supposed to work with Apple's HomeKit - something it should have had quite some time ago.

tappy

31 Dec 16 1 #21

30cdi I think

wenx

31 Dec 16 2 #24

I've installed it in my car, hard wired in to the cockpit. My cars nice and warm 1st thing in the morning.

Dan__

31 Dec 16 1 #25

absolutely cracking price!
I have this in our home, brilliant!

voted HOT

TylerDurdenUK

31 Dec 16 #27

Typical, I got (and self installed) a netatmo a few days ago. At this price I think I'd have gone for the Hive

AliG79

31 Dec 16 1 #28

Normally John Lewis reduce these if the box has been returned and opened. Normally take around 25% off retail price.

This_Is_My_Username

31 Dec 16 1 #29

Thank you, that's put my mind at ease. Is there any extra wires for the hot water tank part that would be left disconnected? Sorry to bother you but it would be great help!

dodgy72

1 Jan 17 1 #30

no they wudnt be any loose wires, if thats what you mean.

MarkT1967

1 Jan 17 1 #31

Called JL earlier and none in stock and not expected until the 5th also confirmed price was £139 not £99 so looks like it's store specific most likely. Oh well I'll have to walk downstairs to adjust my thermostat for a while longer lol

myotherusernameisclean

1 Jan 17 1 #32

Who installs it?

packard to myotherusernameisclean

1 Jan 17 #34

You do or electrician (best bet)

deal_miner

1 Jan 17 1 #33

You could back up your comment with a suitable alternative....with links....just saying.

shines1984

1 Jan 17 #35

Good deal if you can find it.

jouster

1 Jan 17 #37

A friend has Hive and he rates it. Of course remember there is the Hive lighting add ons too.

More than Happy with my Nest one which I personally think looks better and has worked with Alexa flawlessly from day one.

0scar222

1 Jan 17 #38

Great find easy to fit just the same 6 wires from your programmer not rocket science lol
Some programmers have same base so no wiring to do
Think using this dual channel one for heating only would be possible
But would have to work out internal connections of relays in controller with AVO
As single channel has 2 way switch ie common with 2 poles ,2 channel does not show common connection

LOL_85

1 Jan 17 #40

I install these. Great bit of kit. Loads of add ons coming this year too. Tempted to get Dot too. Will fit to pretty much any boiler.

This_Is_My_Username to LOL_85

3 Jan 17 #73

How much would you normally charge for labour, would just like an idea if that's ok, and also does your boiler need to have a timer fitted for it to work? Thanks

LOL_85

1 Jan 17 2 #41

Normall price I install at is 149 so 99 installed is a bargain.

RedmanDealer

1 Jan 17 #42

If that is with installation then that is a fantastic deal. If its without then its still not bad

mcintg

1 Jan 17 #44

I've not had any issues with Hive and echo, seems to work fine

chublet

1 Jan 17 #45

I have Hive and absolutely love it - works very simply with my iPhone and i am able to turn the hot water and heating on from work when i know what time i am finishing, and as i have a plug as well i can even put on my electric blanket and hour before i finish my night-shift - toasty!

I would recommend Hive to everyone, my next step is to buy the colour changing bulbs, great idea!

barron201253

1 Jan 17 #46

Ha ha ha patg2005 ,but you replied to my comment,not ignoring it.

OiNutter

1 Jan 17 #48

HOT :laughing:
I paid 200 for this although it was installed for me.
Great on cold mornings to turn on heating while in bed..... just wait for the house to heat up while you keep warm :wink::smile:

plewis00

1 Jan 17 #49

Any Hive users out there please: we have a Hive system left by the previous homeowner and he gave us his authority in writing to use the old system and provided the login details for us as well as all the components - thermostat, wall unit and hub. Hive were useless and tried to make us buy another hub, but I managed to get in using the previous owner's info and it worked fine for a couple of weeks before completely stopping - I assume Hive broke it on purpose. Anyone know if we can reset the old unit somehow (ring them and ask politely) or will we have to buy a new system like this? Or should I rip it out and install Nest? It still works now as wall unit without the hub manually.

barron201253

1 Jan 17 #51

None of your business!

Red Devil PJB

1 Jan 17 #53

Very true but I'd stop feeding the troll

josephmccowie

1 Jan 17 #54

One-off returned reduced item in one shop in Scotland and makes the front page :confused::laughing:

Helpful567

1 Jan 17 1 #55

Has anyone else seen these on sale at this price in John Lewis or was this a one off?
(Still showing as £139 on the website)

Sunni

1 Jan 17 #56

We have this at home. I bought the version with installation so had someone fit it for us, but seemed pretty straight forward. Best thing for us was we previously had no wired thermostat, so had to programme the timer for the boiler directly by going to the boiler. This, not needing wires directly to the boiler, can be fitted anywhere.

I have it connected to my Amazon Dot.

Never had a connection problem in over a year of using it.

Helpful567

1 Jan 17 1 #58

If this product does not interest you, then why bother clicking on it and commenting??

aka80

1 Jan 17 1 #59

Why are you criticising someone else's punctuation when yours is wrong?

HotBot

1 Jan 17 1 #60

How can this be hot when no one else has managed to get one for this price?

Items that are not available is just marketing and as such should be removed by the mods.

andynicol

1 Jan 17 2 #61

Just remember, the main reason this site continues to exist is because members submit deals.

You, up to now, haven't contributed in that respect.

Negative posts just for the sake of it does nothing to the community, be constructive by all means though.

Have a good New Year.

Almeida

1 Jan 17 #62

just paid £200 to have British gas for this :disappointed:

m1cky691

1 Jan 17 #63

nobuokdel6gg8

maddajoe

1 Jan 17 #64

All sold :disappointed:

daz_75

1 Jan 17 #65

Could someone explain to me the point of this device? is it literally to allow you to remote control the boiler?

John M to daz_75

1 Jan 17 #67

Look at the hive website. Controls heating, water, lights, sockets. Also can link to door/ window contacts and motion sensors. Can use recipes to cont multi functions. I use and think it's brilliant although I don't use Echo etc.

limpduck

1 Jan 17 #66

Got this through work just before xmas, its ok. It has a major bug that as soon as as you give it a command (via echo or home-assistant) it breaks out of the schedule. Its been known about for a while and is still awaiting a fix. Wished i went with the nest it seems to be alot more supported.

watchcam

1 Jan 17 #68

Shame it's not open source Zigbee. Nice spot though so heat.

jellyheed

1 Jan 17 #69

Errrr can you lot please behive!

HotBot

2 Jan 17 #70

Over 900 degrees for an item one person managed to get! Madness!

Just free marketing for Hive!

zangetsu19

2 Jan 17 #71

non in sheffield and coming back in stock on 5th but at 139

MJGM

2 Jan 17 #72

just called John Lewis and they said they're out of stock everywhere

LOL_85

3 Jan 17 1 #74

No timer req. A receiver gets wired in, in place of a room stat then Hive works as stat/timer. I work for BG so dont decide on labour rates im affraid.

This_Is_My_Username

5 Jan 17 #75

Thank you

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