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I bought the Heatmiser PRT-N thermostat to replace my standard analog thermostat. My existing thermostat has a PL, SL, N.

I believe I should have bought the PRT, not the PRT-N. :oops:

From the pictures is it possible to use this thermostat as in the wiring diagram for picture 3? Probably not as it looks like it's a 12V supply :confused:.

Pic 1
Therm1.jpg

Pic 2
Therm2.jpg

Pic 3
PRT.jpg
 
not got a lotof confidence in a product that says must be protected by a fuse or RCD.
 

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