Worcester Bosch course on wiring for central heating systems

[HappyHippyDad]

I have just finished a 2 day course on 'Wiring for central heating systems' as my knowledge was fairly poor on this subject.

It was well run, good lunch, finished on time and I learnt a lot.

I know there are some on this forum with excellent knowledge of heating electrics, but I 'think' there are probably quite a few electricians who are a bit nervous when they come across a mass of cables going into that 10 way choc block, going off to strange looking plumbing and heating items. Condensing pumps, secondary circulation pumps, frost stats, dual cylinder valves, Y plans etc etc.

The course has basically taken away the mystic of heating electrics and made me realise that it's not actually that difficult. There can just be lots of different items with lots of different cables and you just need to know what these items are. You can then figure out how it is wired.

It was well worth it and I would recommend it.
The tutor was a bit crazy, but in a good way and he made it fun.

Thankyou @LmarshallSparks for pushing me out of my comfort zone

Global Teach

Global Teach SUI

worcesterbosch-academy.co.uk

 

[buzzlightyear]

Well done no more y plan or s diagrams
For you then. Opps where's that diagram.

 

[brianmoooore]

I find a large part of the problem is the way wiring diagrams and instructions for plumbers are of the "connect A to B and link C to D variety". A sort of "wiring for dummies" approach.
On many occasions I have redrawn the wiring diagrams in a more standard form, sometimes reverse engineering things like UFH wiring centers, so that I can see exactly what does what.