Control every room of your water underfloor heating system from Home Assistant — no cloud account, no proprietary hub, no subscription. The EcoEdge controller connects up to 16 × 24V thermal actuators on your heating manifold and appears automatically in Home Assistant via MQTT auto-discovery, so each heating zone becomes a switch you can drive from thermostats, schedules, and automations. It's equally at home beyond heating: use it for 24V irrigation solenoid valves, relays, or any custom smart home and building automation project that needs reliable multi-channel 24V DC control. Why smart home users choose EcoEdge Local control, no cloud – Everything runs on your local network via MQTT and the built-in web interface. No cloud account or subscription; internet is only needed for optional online firmware updates. Reliable by design – Outputs hold their last state if Wi-Fi drops, and restore their last state after a power outage. Your heating doesn't depend on a perfect network. True multi-zone control – 16 independent outputs mean per-room heating: warm bathroom at 6 AM, cool bedroom at night, unused rooms off entirely. Home Assistant auto-discovery – Connect to your MQTT broker and all 16 zones appear in Home Assistant automatically. Works alongside any HA-compatible thermostat or temperature sensor. All-in-one on the manifold – Integrated 50W power supply powers standard thermal actuators directly — no separate 24V transformer or wiring center needed. DIN rail or wall mount next to your heating manifold. Drop-in alternative to proprietary systems – Compatible with standard 24V thermal actuators (both NC and NO) used on common manifolds from Wavin, Uponor, Rehau, and others. Key Features 16 independent, protected 24V DC outputs (up to 1.7A / 40.8W per port) Home Assistant integration via MQTT auto-discovery — zones appear as 16 switch entities Outputs hold last state on Wi-Fi loss and restore last state after power loss 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n) with internal 5 dBi antenna Integrated 50W power supply — powers 16 standard thermal actuators simultaneously Built-in web interface for configuration, per-port monitoring, and online firmware updates iOS app for guided first-time setup (Wi-Fi, MQTT, network) DIN rail or wall mounting; secure screw terminal connections Universal input: 85–265V AC — versions with EU, UK, US, and AU power cables Technical Specifications Model: ECO1624 (EcoEdge 16-Zone 24V Controller) Input voltage: 85–265V AC, 47–400Hz (surge withstand up to 280V AC) Outputs: 16 × 24V DC, max 1.7A / 40.8W per port Total power supply: 50W Actuator compatibility: standard 24V thermal actuators, NC and NO Connectivity: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n), internal 5 dBi antenna Smart home integration: Home Assistant via MQTT auto-discovery Local control: built-in web interface + iOS setup app Failsafe behavior: outputs hold last state on Wi-Fi loss; last state restored after power loss Mounting: DIN rail or wall mount Connections: screw terminals Dimensions: 210 × 80 × 31 mm What's in the box EcoEdge 16-Zone Controller (ECO1624) Power cable (EU / UK / US / AU depending on variant) Quick start guide — full documentation at docs.ecoedge.io Quality & Support 2-year warranty Ships from the EU (Latvia) Free firmware updates Documentation and setup guides at docs.ecoedge.io Frequently Asked Questions Does it work with my underfloor heating manifold? Yes, if your manifold uses standard 24V thermal actuators (the small heads that open/close each loop) — both NC (normally closed) and NO (normally open) types are supported. It works with actuators from Wavin, Uponor, Rehau, Heatmiser, and other common brands. If you currently have 230V actuators, you'd swap them for inexpensive 24V equivalents. Does it need the internet or a cloud account? No cloud account is required — the controller works entirely on your local network via MQTT and its built-in web interface. Internet is only needed if you want to download firmware updates online. What happens if Wi-Fi drops or the power goes out? Outputs hold their last state if the Wi-Fi connection is lost. If power is lost, the controller restores all outputs to their last state when power returns. How does temperature control work? The EcoEdge controls the actuators (zone valves). You pair it with any Home Assistant-compatible temperature sensors or thermostats, then use Home Assistant's Generic Thermostat (or Better Thermostat) to create a full climate entity per room. Can I use fewer than 16 zones? Yes — use as many outputs as you need. Unused ports simply stay off. Does it work with ESPHome or Zigbee2MQTT setups? It connects via standard MQTT, so it coexists with any MQTT-based setup. It requires an MQTT broker (such as the Mosquitto add-on in Home Assistant). Can it control irrigation valves too? Yes — any 24V DC solenoid valves or relays within the per-port limits (1.7A / 40.8W), such as garden and sprinkler systems. Is it hard to install? If you're comfortable wiring a thermostat, you can install this. It mounts on a DIN rail or wall next to your manifold, actuator wires connect to screw terminals, and the iOS app guides you through Wi-Fi and MQTT setup. The mains connection should be made in accordance with your local electrical regulations — if in doubt, have an electrician connect it.
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