Wiring a Programmable Thermostat

I currently have this thermostat and I would like to replace it with a programmable thermostat like this. It seems that there only two cables involved.... any good tips other than get an electrician :D would be much appreciated.
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  • macman
    macman Posts: 53,129 Forumite
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    No free lunch, and no free laptop ;)
  • espresso
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    salvador2 wrote: »
    I currently have this thermostat and I would like to replace it with a programmable thermostat like this. It seems that there only two cables involved.... any good tips other than get an electrician :D would be much appreciated.

    On the Honeywel T6380B

    Live - 1
    Neutral - 2
    Switched Live - 3

    On the Horstman Centaurstat 7

    Live - 1
    Neutral - 4
    Switched Live - 2
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  • espresso wrote: »
    On the Honeywel T6380B

    Live - 1
    Neutral - 2
    Switched Live - 3

    On the Horstman Centaurstat 7

    Live - 1
    Neutral - 4
    Switched Live - 2

    Thank you so much. That's very helpful.
  • karl-123
    karl-123 Posts: 360 Forumite
    what no earth, if its there use it,the more earth cable/earthed pipework in your house the better,
  • karl-123 wrote: »
    what no earth, if its there use it,the more earth cable/earthed pipework in your house the better,

    Will do, thank you.
  • gas4you
    gas4you Posts: 2,602 Forumite
    Most Honeywell controls are 'double insulated' so don't require any earth.
  • espresso
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    There is an earth terminal on the T6380B but it is just to terminate the earth wire, which will be connected at the boiler end. The Centaurstat 7 has no earth terminal to terminate the wire so it simply needs to be sleeved with insulation.

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  • espresso wrote: »
    There is an earth terminal on the T6380B but it is just to terminate the earth wire, which will be connected at the boiler end. The Centaurstat 7 has no earth terminal to terminate the wire so it simply needs to be sleeved with insulation.

    CENTAURSTAT.gif


    Thanks espresso.....
  • espresso wrote: »
    On the Honeywel T6380B

    Live - 1
    Neutral - 2
    Switched Live - 3

    On the Horstman Centaurstat 7

    Live - 1
    Neutral - 4
    Switched Live - 2

    I finally got round to order the Horstman Centaurstat7 when my wife said we should stick with a Honeywell as we can't find any reviews of the Horstman Centaurstat7 :) so here I am again asking the following question:

    Bearing in mind that I already have a Honeywell T6360 and a (sealed) CH system. How would I wire up this CM907 7 days programmable thermostat http://www.honeywelluk.com/products/Programmable-Thermostats/Wired-Programmable-Thermostats/CM907-7-Day-Programmable-Thermostat/

    Thanks in advance for your help.
  • TonyMMM
    TonyMMM Posts: 3,419 Forumite
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    edited 11 December 2012 at 3:03PM
    Can't comment on the Honeywell, but if you want a review - I have the Centaurstat 7 and would highly recommend it .... took 5 mins to fit and works really well. Only negative I would say is there is a definite "click" whenever it switches which you will notice if it is in a living area.

    Loads of other reviews here
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