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The build is 2 floors 5 bedrooms and I have 6 radiators on ground floor and 8 on 1st floor. Total 14 Radiators. From the information in previous replies, I guess I need to: 1. Hardwire x1 Tado thermostat 2. Wireless x1 Tado thermostat 3. Tado extension kit to replace the current 3 CH programmer...

not sure where I can check the size of the boiler but the flow temp i can set it up to maximum 80. Uploaded a picture of it and the cylinder tank for hot water.

That’s weird because when I go to tado and check compatibility it says the extension is not compatible with tado…

I have just moved into a new build and have the current setup. 1x wired thermostat in master bed (1st floor) 1x wired thermostat in hallway (ground floor) 1x 3 channel programmer ESI ES3247b (utility room) the programmer controls hot water, zone 1, zone 2. I used to have a tado in my old...

Thanks for the reply! I did what you suggested and it is indeed a Tado fault. Called them up and they said they “changed drivers” and now it’s working! Not sure what they did remotely to make it work though

Sorry about that i have uploaded the images. As you can see there is a white wire tucked inside the wall from previous installation not sure if I should plug that into Tado as it wasn't plugged in the TP5000 before.

Not sure if anyone shed some light regarding this but I have followed all the instructions with Tado and managed to install it. But something weird is going on, the radiators at one zone is not turning off, they are constantly on. Here is the setup: 1. Danfoss TP9000 inside boiler room next to...

:LOL: There's always a first to everything. I guess it doesn't matter if its opposite ends or the same end since its the same circuit.

Thanks, also regarding the ChocBox, do i put the loop wires in the same end or in opposing ends? it shows in the tutorial that they just bunched it up. am i correct if it is done like the diagram attached?

DIY noob here. I just purchased 2 ceiling lights wanting to change the old ugly fittings from previous owner. When I dismantled the old one I realised it has more connections and lines than the one I purchased. Please if someone can shed some light on how the wires should go onto the new...

Thanks for the reply, the thing is that I don't have a set time I am away from home as I work from home so timer is pretty useless unless I turn it off manually when I leave the house. For NEST, i think ill need 2 heat links + 2 thermostats making it around £400 total. For TADO, I can purchase...

Hello everyone, I've been reading through the forum and would like to switch to a smart thermostat. I recently purchased a new home and I believe it is a zoned system. Here is some information on the current setup: TP9000 - Located in a boiler room (upstairs) next to a big water tank and combi...