Radiator valves controllable via app or similar?

We have the following problem:

In all rooms, we have radiators with programmable thermostats directly on the radiator.
That works pretty well so far.

Now to the problem:

3 radiators are about a meter high and the thermostats are at floor level. That means you can only reach them if you lie down on the floor in front of them.

Now we have set up a cozy lounging corner in front of one of these radiators. That's why we would also like to quickly turn up the radiator manually, but.....

Does anyone have an idea whether there are, for example, radiator valves that can be controlled via WLAN and do not require any permanently installed additional parts?

I am grateful for any tips.

Sylvia

Good morning

how about simply using a thermostat with [Fenversteller].
I imagine it to be a bit complicated:

Lounging comfortably on the sofa
grabbing the pet phone
opening the app
looking for the right valve
setting the desired temperature

or
grabbing the valve and turning it to 4


Olli

No Olli, get off the sofa into a lying position in front of the valve, still can't see what temperature it's turned to -> try. Then get up again. And later reversed the whole thing again. Fixed heating times are programmed anyway.

The smartphone version is better if it even exists.

Sylvia

Have a look at Conrad for 'Cube' and eQ-3 MAX Thermostat, available in different variants

RWE also offers such thermometers in Smarthome, there are also starter kits with multiple devices, and there are also plenty on Ebay Classifieds.

No Olli, get off the sofa into a lying position in front of the valve, still can't see what temperature it's set to -> try. Then get back up again. And later reversed the whole thing again. Fixed heating times are programmed anyway.

The smartphone option is better
if it even exists.

Sylvia

Good morning

no, of course you shouldn't crawl under the sofa.

Valve at the bottom - thermostat and timer at the top.
In the product range of the well-known manufacturers Da... and Hei....


Olli