Recent content by deanoMK

Ah okay, that makes sense. Thank you. I'm going to knock up a wiring diagram later to try and get it crystal clear in my head, I'll post it up once I have to ensure everything is as it should be.

Thank you for that. I think I'm going to have to read it through a few times before attempting it. When you say "once you've connected 3 to 5 and 4 to 6" does that mean what's currently DHW on (3) and HTG on (4), on the current programmer will go into slots 5 & 6? If that's the case, what would...

It's a Taylor Wimpey, but I'm certain they're all the same these days! I've only got the one thermostat, which is downstairs in the open plan kitchen/living room. All other radiators are TRVs. Here's the box next to the hot water cylinder: And this is the Thermostat (a Danfoss TS2):

Yes, it's all next to the hot water cylinder which is on the first floor, that's not likely to cause connectivity issues (by being on different floors) between the heat link and nest, is it? Thank you for your help by the way.

Well I wasn't intending on using the plug in power for the thermostat as I was simply going to be replacing the existing wall thermostat with the nest, which is where I thought the T1 and T2 connections come in.

That's good to hear. Not sure if there is a lot of space but that does make things easier. Am I right in thinking that 5 & 6 relate to the T1 and T2 on the Nest Thermostat? Going by the danfoss, am I also right in saying that only 3 & 4 are currently connected, which according to the terminal...

Hello everyone. I've just bought a 3rd Gen Nest and am going to attempt to install it myself. I've currently got a Danfoss TP9000, controlling my Logic 15 regular boiler: Only trouble is, when I take the face off I'm greeted by this: I really wasn't expecting to see three Neutral...