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Wiring a Programmable Thermostat
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Thanks for that TonyMMM, very useful information.0
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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.
On the Honeywell T6380B
Live - 1
Neutral - 2
Switched Live - 3
On the Honeywell CM907
Live - A
Neutral - safely terminated - not connected
Switched Live - B:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
On the Honeywell T6380B
Live - 1
Neutral - 2
Switched Live - 3
On the Honeywell CM907
Live - A
Neutral - safely terminated - not connected
Switched Live - B
Thanks espresso, you are very helpful indeed.
Well, thanks to TonyMMM I managed to find some reviews and he also convinced me to go for the Horstmann unit which I purchased today.
Looking at the connection instruction and trying to figure out the instructions you gave me a while ago fits in all this.
It seems this unit can be wired for different CH systems. I have sealed system (boiler + pressure cylinder) but it's not a combination boiler. There is also a programmable unit that controls the CH and HW.
I'm yet to remove the old thermostat so I don't know how many wires I will find but assuming from your information there will be 3 wires.
Can you confirm that with the information I have just provided the wiring instructions you originally gave me are still valid.
On the Honeywel T6360B
Live - 1
Neutral - 2
Switched Live - 3
On the Horstman Centaurstat 7
Live - 1
Neutral - 4
Switched Live - 2
Thanks in advanced0 -
Thanks espresso, you are very helpful indeed.
Well, thanks to TonyMMM I managed to find some reviews and he also convinced me to go for the Horstmann unit which I purchased today.
Looking at the connection instruction and trying to figure out the instructions you gave me a while ago fits in all this.
It seems this unit can be wired for different CH systems. I have sealed system (boiler + pressure cylinder) but it's not a combination boiler. There is also a programmable unit that controls the CH and HW.
I'm yet to remove the old thermostat so I don't know how many wires I will find but assuming from your information there will be 3 wires.
Can you confirm that with the information I have just provided the wiring instructions you originally gave me are still valid.
On the Honeywel T6360B
Live - 1
Neutral - 2
Switched Live - 3
On the Horstman Centaurstat 7
Live - 1
Neutral - 4
Switched Live - 2
Thanks in advanced
Yes the info is still valid for your non vented system boiler with a dual channel CH & HW programmer.:doh: Blue text on this forum usually signifies hyperlinks, so click on them!..:wall:0 -
Cheers espresso, tomorrow I will install the new thermostat.
Thanks again.0 -
Job done.
I'd like to thank espresso and TonyMMM again whose information / advise proved very handy indeed.0 -
You're Welcome...0
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