Heatmiser announced on 18 January 2025 that it has extended its range of smart thermostats with the NeoStat Touch and the NeoStat Pro1. The company describes both as having a minimalist interface intended for modern homes, manageable by touch, voice activation or a smart device1.
The NeoStat Touch has a glass panel touchscreen and a proximity-activated LED display1. The NeoStat Pro introduces what Heatmiser calls a new design language, with a soft-glow digital display showing essential temperature information1. Heatmiser says the Pro uses reverse cooling technology with air or ground source heat pump systems to provide passive room cooling, supported by floor and air temperature probes and a built-in humidity sensor1.
"Both thermostats are also compatible with many heat systems including solar, heat pump or boiler based technology, when linked with the Heatmiser Neo System"
Both devices connect to the neoHub, which links a household broadband router to wireless neoStats in up to 32 zones, and can be controlled remotely through the neoApp1. Heatmiser lists compatibility with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Apple HomeKit1. Prices, availability dates and technical specifications beyond those quoted have not been reported1.
| Device | Display and control | Stated features |
|---|---|---|
| NeoStat Touch | Glass panel touchscreen, proximity-activated LED display | Smart home platform compatibility, neoHub and neoApp control1 |
| NeoStat Pro | Soft-glow digital display | Reverse cooling with air or ground source heat pumps, floor and air temperature probes, humidity sensor1 |
Why it matters for households
A thermostat is the point at which a household decides when heat is delivered and how much is used, so the controls fitted to a heating system shape both comfort and running costs. Heatmiser's announcement places both new models inside an existing ecosystem rather than as standalone units: the neoHub and neoApp carry control across up to 32 zones, and the devices work with solar, heat pump or boiler based systems1. For a home with a heat pump, the NeoStat Pro's stated passive cooling function and its floor, air and humidity sensing point to room-by-room management rather than a single whole-house setting1. Compatibility with Alexa, Google Assistant and Apple HomeKit means the controls can sit alongside other connected devices already in a home1. How these features translate into heating controls that save money has not been reported for these models, and no efficiency or savings figures were given1. Households weighing smart thermostats against other options will find the wider Heatmiser range covered separately, as are EPH, Salus and Drayton controls.
What happens next
No launch date, price or availability window for either thermostat has been reported1. Heatmiser's own news feed also records that the company is becoming IMI Heatmiser and that its neo system is now integrated with SmartThings by Samsung Electronics, but no date is given for that integration in the feed text2.
Sources2 cited
- NeoStat range now gives homeowners stylish smart choices, heatmiser.com
- [](https://www.heatmiser.com/feed/), heatmiser.com