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Thank you all for your advice. I want the programmable one so that I can set it to operate differently depending on the day of the week (i.e. low when I'm at work and regular on the weekends). £30 may have been a bit too optimistic, but the Drayton looks like a good choice. Thanks again...

Hello, I would like to replace my old analogue thermostat with a programmable digital one. My first attempt failed as the unit I bought was not actually a thermostat, just a timer (d'oh!) so I am looking for a recommendation from people who know better than I. The old thermostat was a...

Ah, thank you all for the replies. Serves me right for dabbling in things I know little about. =) I will get it sorted in the end, though. Cheers.

Let me begin by saying that I'm not terribly knowledgable about home wiring, so please excuse anything glaringly stupid from me. I wanted to replace my old Honeywell t40 with a horstmann centaur plus c27. The old stat only had two connections - brown wire (presumably live) to terminal 3 and a...

Ah, I'm curious...why do you need to install the receiver near the boiler? Is that because it needs to be rewired with another power supply for the receiver?

One more thing, on the inside of the Honeywell casing, it shows 230 V~50 Hz. Would this indicate the voltage in the live wire?

Thank you for your reply, EFLImpudence. How would I be able to tell the voltage at the brown wire? I would assume it is the standard 230 volts? Presumably then, the two wires visible are the neutral and live feed. Do I need another connection for the the volt free feed (as in the attached...

hello, I would like to replace my old analogue thermostat with a wireless one. The new one will be a Horstmann HRFS1 Programmable Room Thermostat. Looking at the wiring instructions, I am unsure whether I need to wire it is a volt free thermostat or not. I have attached the pics of the old...