Recent content by jarrah31

I'm fully open to advice from yourselves as I fully admit I'm a DIY'er. I really do appreciate your help! I do want to apologise as I think my way of describing things doesn't quite make sense, so when I say drop the option, I mean to do as Simon suggested and select the Hot Water valve at that...

Oh wow, I'm very glad my setup is nowhere near as complicated as that!! I would definitely need a pro to set that lot up for me! :P

Hi Simon, Thanks for replying and helping out, I'll reply inline below: I know what you mean, I was very careful to ensure I followed and completed the Youlearn Evohome online training as mentioned on theevohomeshop help page, I most definitely RTFM, and I meticulously planned out the wiring...

Hi All, I need some advise on which option to choose during a guided setup please. System details: Home Install No HR92’s (yet) S-Plan with two Honeywell control valves for CH and HW Unvented pressurised hot water tank Worcester boiler I've based the instructions on those found here, except...

Ah I see now. :) The wires for my existing BDR were dug into the wall by the plumber at the time:

Thanks for the extra info! Not sure what you mean by fitting relays to pattress boxes though? Unless it's the wiring of the receiver boxes to the spaghetti junction as seen in one of the pics in my first post?

Ok I'm convinced - I've now realised that their 3rd generation ATC928G3000 display is much better than the chunky older models, so seeing as the older style was putting me off that no longer is an issue. :) Thanks for your help!

Thanks for your help! Will weigh up the options. :)

Yep, DTS92E. So the T87RF wouldn't be required? Do I need a unit to control hot water still? Can I get away without buying the Evohome Wifi Controller? Shame you can't replace it with a smartphone or iPad app. Trouble is though, my Honeywell programmer/timer is faulty as it keeps sporadically...

I'm intrigued, though I'm not sure what a BDR is? Googling seemed to point to BDR Thermea, but don't know if that's part of my Worcester boiler or not? Regarding the T87RF, shame I can't use my existing wireless thermostat as its so very similar to this newer one. Seems a waste if going for the...

I did seriously consider the Evohome as it would be very useful controlling temps in each room, but along with costing ~£600 for my 9 rads and the dated looking control unit (looks like an old, wide bezeled CRT), I'm opting for the cheaper solution for the moment, and then perhaps upgrade to the...

Thanks! Simples! I wasn't sure what to do with the thermostat wires, so thanks for clarifying that!

My current CH setup is a pressured sealed-system with a hot water tank and Worcester boiler. It has a Honeywell ST9400C programmer and a wireless Honeywell thermostat. Unfortunately the programmer is starting to fail (it keeps powercycling) so I'm looking to install the new Hive instead. This...