Fortunately, non of the wiring goes through the closed/sealed section of my boiler. At least no wiring that I need access too. I’ve checked and it’s all accessible and runs under the boiler unit into and out of the front panel. The biggest pain would be removing the existing cable run to the old...
Thanks guys, yep definitely H/R cable/flex. Will check bandq and all the other usual haunts.
Although, if I reroute existing cable so the fused spur connects to the relay box/receiver and the boiler is then powered from the relay box/receiver I will only need a 2-core for the relay box/receiver...
Thanks Corbs. Option two is most likely, my query was whether I needed to link receiver ‘L out’ to receiver A. Your response answers that, thank you.
Now I have to buy10m because it’s not sold in 1m lengths!
Thanks all
Cheers telectrix. The two L terminals I’m referring too are in the BDR91 room stat/programmer. One of these will link to the L from the boiler, But which one?
Note: I’m piggy backing N/L from the boiler.
Hi guys. Just bought a Honeywell CM700 series wireless room stat/programmer with BDR91 relay box/receiver to link with Worcester Bosch 28CDi combi boiler.
Using a 4-core will take L/N feed from boiler to L/N in receiver and route the Ls/T1-A and Lr/T2-B.
But there are 2 L terminals in the...
Existing programmer integrated with boiler is a manual dial clock type, where you depress buttons to select the duration for which you require heating. Nothing digital, after all it’s a 20 yr old Worcester Bosch 28cdi.
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Thanks Pete. Yes to T&E, by the looks of it, E being connected...
Actually skip that, just realised it wired directly to the combo boiler. This fast snowballing. Would a wireless be any simpler?
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Actually skip that, just realised it wired directly to the combo boiler. This fast snowballing. Would a wireless be any simpler?
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Thanks buzz, guess that’s why I’m here :)
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Thanks James, was kinda expecting that answer.
Next question then, where does the SL wire get connected at the other end in the fused connector, see picture.
I’m replacing a tatty old mechanical Drayton room thermostat with a sleek digital Flomasta 7635G.
Could a wise wizard please help decipher the code known as the wiring diagram in the pictures attached.
Theoretically, given the ‘standard’ wallplate, I should just remove the old and pop on the...
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