Replacing my existing central heating control

Pettcfc91

Hi all, hoping somebody could give me some advice please. 
I'm in the middle on renovating my kitchen and we have a very old Potterton EP2000 central heating control (as seen in the picture). It controls our central heating and hot water and acts as a timer. 
Does anyone know if this is easy to replace with a more modern looking control panel? And where I would start finding one!
Thanks very much

tacpot12

It looks like a very common two-channel timer. You will be able to replace it with a two-channel timer from any manufacturer. You can even replace it with a smart thermostat such as a Nest  or Hive so you can remotely control or set your heating. 
Most electricians and heating engineers will be able to swap it over for you. 

FreeBear

Drayton Wiser system - https://www.screwfix.com/p/drayton-heating-2-channel-wiser-thermostat-control-kit/9575v

Or if you are tech savvy, Home Assistant. One blog of interest - https://www.earth.li/~noodles/blog/2018/10/heating-automation.html

EssexExile

It looks like it's on a standard backplate so most new units will replace it easily, for example Danfoss FP715. The new one will come with a chart explaining if any wires or links need moving. The chart may well be as clear as mud if you're not familiar with these things.

DREKLY

Hi Pettcfc91, I sent you a private message,
don't throw your old potterton controller away !

mda99das

I have the exact same potterton EP2000, going strong, its at least 32 years old. Very simple does exactly what its set out to do. Why change it?

badger09

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