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Steve56

Hi,

Was looking to replace my central heating timer with a TimeGuard NTT04. Had a look yesterday and the wiring is different than my old timer.

The new timer has 4 connections - L, N, S In, S out.

Wiring diagram -
230V 50Hz Mains Supply:
Live (Brown or Red) to L
Fit a ‘Link’ or ‘Bridge’ between L & S IN
Neutral (Blue or Black) to N

Load:
Switch Live (Brown or Red) to S OUT Neutral (Blue or Black) to N
Full manual here: http://www.timeguard.com/media/2566/NTT03_NTT04_Instructs_120x60_issue3.pdf

From my old timer I have:
2 x Red
1 x Black
1 x Blue
1 Yellow

Image attached.

The S In and S Out has confused me. Any help on how I should wire this would be appreciated.

Thanks,
S

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Hi,

Was looking to replace my central heating timer with a TimeGuard NTT04. Had a look yesterday and the wiring is different than my old timer.

The new timer has 4 connections - L, N, S In, S out.

Wiring diagram -
230V 50Hz Mains Supply:
Live (Brown or Red) to L
Fit a ‘Link’ or ‘Bridge’ between L & S IN
Neutral (Blue or Black) to N

Load:
Switch Live (Brown or Red) to S OUT Neutral (Blue or Black) to N
Full manual here: http://www.timeguard.com/media/2566/NTT03_NTT04_Instructs_120x60_issue3.pdf

From my old timer I have:
2 x Red
1 x Black
1 x Blue
1 Yellow

Image attached.

The S In and S Out has confused me. Any help on how I should wire this would be appreciated.

Thanks,
S

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What was your old timer and do you know what each core was connected to on the old timer?
 
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Yup those wires need testing and traced back to the boiler to see what one does what. If you took a pic of the old timer it would be a lot easier
 
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