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Sorry, I'm a little confused. You mention a live wire, but then you mention a plain black wire, and one with stippled white dots - which may suggest an (extra) low voltage DC LED system - especially as you then tell us about a soldered in dimmer switch. Can you give us some more details of what...

Not forgetting, the lack of shutters, earth pins may not be connected, possibly unsheathed pins, pin dimensions and spacing that may not conform with BS1363, clearance between the pins and body of the adapter are a lot less than the 9.5mm stipulated and the ability to insert a BS1363 plug into...

Yes, it is that simple (for a single channel Hive) :) It appears the power to your boiler is daisy-chained through your Honeywell. There's no problem with this, just make sure the Live, Neutral and earth wires are joined nicely within the Hive backplate terminals.

If there was only a switched live and not a permanent, as earlier... There would need to be the link between L and LT.

Usually, we can guide you through mapping over the wiring from your old programmer to the Nest Heatlink. However, in your case, there are a couple more wires behind the programmer, than there may normally be. To compound this, the wiring terminals within the Heatlink are quite small - it can be...

This is where I'm confused. You've said that you understand that the fan needs a live, neutral and switched live... And that the builders wired it up correctly... And yet now you show us a single twin and earth cable connected to the fan. Was there ever a separate switched live connected, for...

Something like... https://www.screwfix.com/p/flomasta-compression-washing-machine-valve-without-check-valve-15mm-x-3-4-/51231

Fair enough, and that is unambiguous. But they don't say that. The statement itself raises the dichotomy - "a research-related origin of the COVID-19 pandemic is more likely than a natural origin" If they have low confidence in the origin being research-related, that must necessarily mean that...

Without arguing whether or not a lab leak is to blame, the statement doesn't make logical sense... If the hypothesis is that COVID-19 is more likely to be from research-related origin, rather than a natural one - and they have low confidence in that hypothesis; then naturally, there would be...

Not folding, but I love this version of the Stanley... https://www.toolstation.com/stanley-quick-change-retractable-blade-knife/p77603 Comfortable to grip and solid.

Yes, but it would be simple to try on the other one, to check that it works.

Thanks for confirming. Your original switch has two modules - try swapping the new one for the one on the other side and see if it works with that wiring - if that makes sense!

I believe the photo is of the original, the link shows the new LED compatible dimmer from Toolstation. How did you attempt to connect it up? One of the reviews mention the possibility of confusion over connections....

Then it appears that a smart 'wired' stat may be what you are looking for. There are battery powered ones available, such as the Tado/TadoX 'wired', where you would only need to make a connection to the brown and black wires (terminals 1 and 3), on your existing stat. There are multiple mains...

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Or to place that into more context... Your time clock is a ubiquitous BG/Drayton programmer - it fits on an 'industry standard' backplate. The Dual channel Hive, or Drayton Wiser have been suggested, because they will slot directly onto that backplate and work, with no need for any further...

That looks like 47uF to me :)

Just let us know how it goes! Good luck :)

Not quite - isolate the +5V brown wire. The ESI esrtp6 switches on 0V and RH, so connect the grey and black wires to the Hive. Just to mention, it appears that the earth wire in the 3 core + earth cable is connected to the backbox behind the stat - however, it doesn't appear to be connected at...

If both your existing stats are the Hive 'Wired' stats, i.e. they are battery powered and have the two terminals shown in your first images; then no, you will not use the single channel receivers.