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I am located in eastern Europe and smart thermostats aren't a thing here. So there are no people with experience in installing these.

I really would love to use something like google nest or ecobee with this one, but I am not sure of compatibility...

I already have google nest (ebay purchase from U.S.) but I couldn't figure out how to hook it up, also I cannot choose my country/city in the menu of google nest :| So no weather data I imagine.

I found two pdf docs, but they are in Italian:

https://www.italtherm.it/admin/uploads/LIBRETTO_CITY_CLASS_2478.pdf https://www.italtherm.it/admin/uploads/SCHEDA_TECNICA_CITY_CLASS_2127.pdf

These are thermostat photos, and a wire:

Air processing unit with LCD display

230 VAC warning tag

Black thermal sensor on end of wire

I would love to try with google nest I already have. And as last resort purchase ecobee, but this time I would like to be sure its doable.

Can anyone please help?

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    The truth is I don't know a word of Italian, but.. to the extent that it looks kind of like Spanish, I had a go at reading the manual. Page 53 mentions a thermostat can be connected to the TA input and elsewhere it mentions the heater can be configured for a thermostat at TA2 or AUX. It seems shorting the pins together on TA input should start a heat cycle. Can you confirm? If there's a connector on the end of the wire in the picture, that may be the TA input.
    – Greg Hill
    Commented May 6, 2022 at 22:08
  • Yes: see where the wire connects. Also: in the best case, to make a North America style thermostat work with your heater, you'll need to also obtain a 24 volt transformer and relay. We can suggest how to wire everything, but if it already sounds like too much trouble, just say so.
    – Greg Hill
    Commented May 6, 2022 at 23:42
  • @GregHill Something like this? amazon.com/Aube-RC840T-240-Switching-Electric-Transformer/dp/…
    – sandrodz
    Commented May 6, 2022 at 23:48
  • @GregHill Why do I need relay? The cable (maybe TA) I am holding in hand says don't attach anything with 230v, also from what I get remote kit page 56 - says that it doesn't need batteries cause cable is providing low tension from the heater itself.
    – sandrodz
    Commented May 6, 2022 at 23:53
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    How are normal thermostats hooked up where you live? What voltage and how do they work?
    – Harper - Reinstate Monica
    Commented May 7, 2022 at 3:06

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