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It's a genuine Honeywell BDR91 receiver.
If your Tado receiver is like the one below, you want the Potential Free Wiring Connection set up, and jumper position 1.
N & L are straight forward.
Honeywell A = Tado 1 COM
Honeywell B = Tado 4 NO
Don't be tempted to add any other links between any of the terminals as some boilers require. Yours doesn't and adding a link may damage it.
If your Tado receiver is like the one below, you want the Potential Free Wiring Connection set up, and jumper position 1.
N & L are straight forward.
Honeywell A = Tado 1 COM
Honeywell B = Tado 4 NO
Don't be tempted to add any other links between any of the terminals as some boilers require. Yours doesn't and adding a link may damage it.
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Thankyou so much Stem much appreciated
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Hi Stem sorry to be a pain but opening up the Tado receiver but there are no links am I just to connect as above thx
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OK so you have a different receiver to the version I gave you the information on. Which is the usual product to use with a combi boiler. It would have helped if you have given details of the actual product you had purchased rather than just the manufacturer. Just as VW have a range of models of vehicle, Tado also have a range of products.
Anyway, you have bought a device that includes controls for central heating and hot water, but as you have a combi and not a hot water cylinder, you don't need the water heating part and will only be interested in the connections applicable to central heating in the red boxes.
N, L & E are straight forward.
Wire in Honeywell A = Tado CH COM
Wire in Honeywell B = Tado CH NO
Still no extra links required
Anyway, you have bought a device that includes controls for central heating and hot water, but as you have a combi and not a hot water cylinder, you don't need the water heating part and will only be interested in the connections applicable to central heating in the red boxes.
N, L & E are straight forward.
Wire in Honeywell A = Tado CH COM
Wire in Honeywell B = Tado CH NO
Still no extra links required
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Thanks again Working top man
Good to hear and thanks for letting us know. It also helps others who may come across this thread later looking for help to know that it worked.
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