Which wires where??
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What picture? Can't see one.
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Which one, specifically?
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In then main, the thermostat cover will have some sort of wiring diagram. For example
this may not mean much to you, but most on here can work out from that diagram what terminals do what.
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Whichever is live and switched (red and yellow possibly) to a and b usually
You don't give the model of the old thermostat, but it looks like it is a Potterton PRT100. If so, the connections would be:
If your thermostat has the same connections as above shown inside its lid, then the connections are:
(3) N= Neutral (Blue Wire)
(2) H = Heating on (Yellow Wire)
(1) TL = Thermostat Live (Red Wire)
Again you don't state the model of the Honeywell Home, so if yours is the same as below as per @CountryFan the connections are:
C= Terminal not used
B = Heating On (Yellow Wire)
A = Thermostat Live (Red Wire)
This thermostat does not require a neutral connection. To avoid damage do not connect the neutral to the thermostat. It should be insulated / isolated and placed out of the way.
If your thermostat has the same connections as above shown inside its lid, then the connections are:
(3) N= Neutral (Blue Wire)
(2) H = Heating on (Yellow Wire)
(1) TL = Thermostat Live (Red Wire)
Again you don't state the model of the Honeywell Home, so if yours is the same as below as per @CountryFan the connections are:
C= Terminal not used
B = Heating On (Yellow Wire)
A = Thermostat Live (Red Wire)
This thermostat does not require a neutral connection. To avoid damage do not connect the neutral to the thermostat. It should be insulated / isolated and placed out of the way.
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