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    Vaillant Eco tec 30 wiring to SALUS RT520RF

    Thank you so much Stuckinarut. Your swift response and knowledge has led to me having a working heating system again. All the best, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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    Vaillant Eco tec 30 wiring to SALUS RT520RF

    Hi Stuckinarut, I suspected as much. So would the SALUS be wired as follows:
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    Vaillant Eco tec 30 wiring to SALUS RT520RF

    Hi I am about to install a SALUS receiver and wireless thermostat to replace my failing Plumb Centre EHE0200361 unit and came across a strange wiring configuration when removing the cover off the old one (Attached) An earth wire is present when none is supposed to be there according to the...
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Yeah I have had covid along with my wife and as we are in retirement it takes us a little longer than some to get over the dam thing! As soon as able I will be out there as I am desperate to get this sorted. The relay and a new multimeter arrived today as well so hopefully I can get some answers!
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Thanks Mike. That is a possibilty!
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    That would be very expensive for me. I need to try and use what I have but reduce the number of lights to an acceptable level. Cheers
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Hi Everyone. It sounds like I may have messed things up with my setup due to issues with voltage drop along the length of cable. Based on what kit I have got (see my previous diagram) can anyone advice (in simple terms) what would work with regards to a 12v DC setup? Thanks guys.
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Or get some very low wattage lamps?
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Looks like I will need to remove some of the lamps from the installation!
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Blimey. What size cable would I need then? Maybe the under water cable from the nethelands/france that provides 5% of UK power! LOL
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Thanks Harry. The distance between each light is around 3.5 metres
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Just ordered 2 of these (a spare in case I blow one up, LOL) Relay
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    This is the PIR spec PIR
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    Not all of the garden is covered but there are a number of security reasons why I have chosen this installation and not all of them are facing in the same direction :)
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    I have installed 8 x 30 watt 12v led floods in my garden which are powered directly from a leisure battery but they don't work??

    the cable is 2.0mm twin flat 25 amp rated cable is here (no earth as the lights only have pos and neg for 12v) There is only one independant PIR. The lights themselves do not have a pir. The switch is this one illuminated switch. I have broken my multimeter but have one on order. Cheers
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