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Hi Chrishutt, many thanks. The ep2000 wiring diagram is labelled N,L,1,2,3,4,5 There are various switch connections which I don't really understand but will explain as best I can N and L go to mains L also goes to HW 1 goes to HW 2 goes to CH 3 shows an open switch ON to HW 4...

Thanks, Meldrew's mate - I CAN believe it !! Could I pursue this a little further with you..... The ep2000 programmer has a terminal 'block' labelled A,B,C,D,N,L,1,2,3,4,5 and has 4 cables wired into it (all have earth cores connected) Cable 0 is the one that goes on to the boiler...

Hello there, another question from an electrical duffer. I have just purchased a SUNVIC TLX 1206 receiver (and associated stat) to replace my existing hardwired thermostat. This is to be wired into a Potterton EP2000 programmer. Does anyone out there know whether these are compatible...

I'm sorry to have upset you, I thought you were taking the mickey out of my lack of knowledge. I believe I appreciate the supply to the stat is 240v but miss the SIGNIFICANCE of this. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Many thanks, thats great and gives me confidence to have a go myself...

Yes, bathjobby, I really am that ignorant - is your response an attempt to help ?

Can you explain what you mean Dark Inferno - I'm so ignorant I'm not sure whether you think the wireless idea if a good one or not ???

I am looking to move my central heating room temperature control thermostat to a different place in the house as it is in the wrong place for adequate control. My question is can I extend the cable to the thermostat without impairing the effectiveness of the thermostat. The intention is to...

PROBLEM SORTED - Many thanks to the 2 gents who :D put me straight.

What an excellent and fast response, many,many thanks. I can identify the switch cores - they are the red,yellow and blue ones. There is a cable going to a wall light (this is what you may think was a fan) There is also an earth cable going to the rose ceiling light. It looks as...

Removed a ceiling rose and wall light when decorating - now cant get the bleeder to work again. I have 4 cables at the ceiling rose, one feeding an upstairs bathroom, one feeding a wall light in the same room, one from the previous ceiling rose and one to the (double) light switch I can...