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For the expanding foam bits, maybe trim it back using a utility knife and filler over the top? For the gap between sockets, maybe try a slither of timber and plasterboard and skim?

Yes, or trace the wires at existing to ascertain if they’re connected. If they are then you can utilise them, if not, connect at the wiring center and receivers can go there. Personally I think it would be easier to change at the wiring center. If you want an all round easier solution without...

Programmable room thermostats, so in a sense, yes they are. In which case, better in the wiring center for the Hive, if you’re still planning on it.

That is sad. I genuinely liked reading his posts and came across as one of the GD ones non toxic too.

Not bad considering they’re supposed to be shoite. I’ve had Honeywells last shorter.

So, is this true? I read posts a while ago with suspicions.

Yes, but probably best with changing existing programmer if there is one, or wiring at the wiring center. You’ll also need a dual and single channel Hive. Whereas the Drayton Wiser does a 3 channel (x2 Heating and hot water). Yes, existing is live and switched. If you wanted the receiver in...

What do you mean by cold? As in, it’s not running or it does it more from a cold startup?

Can you not just skip past them picking out the relevant ones, or maybe visit the sub-section, eg electrics uk

Well, the OP’s (@collapse-sued-turkey) not mine.

Can I ask, are you against fcu’s or do you prefer sockets?

Apologies, looked again and yours is 4 core, I get 5. Yes the 5 core comes with brown, blue, green/yellow, black and grey Edit: Yes, you can...

So a gatevalve. Feel the pipe the other side of it and as @Harry Bloomfield says, you often need a bypass, depends on mi’s

Check for what @Harry Bloomfield mentioned then regards the microswitch, moving the lever does just that, moves the lever. Could also be a failure anywhere on that sequence, eg programmer, room thermostat

Do you know if there’s a bypass on the system?

You can still get 0.75mm2 heat resistant flex, I collected a 50m drum from toolstation earlier this week. I use it all the time for heating controls.

Apologies, I stand corrected.

I see a white sticker and a black outline, reading that as universally available for either market.

Ever heard of internet search engines? Google and others are available. This is dpc cable: https://wykamol.com/products/damp-proofing-plain-titanium-wire

Being a tightwad I use one of these to remove the outer sheath and then I have other wire strippers for inner sheath. You just have to be careful with the coax stripper not to press too hard otherwise you go through both!! :ROFLMAO: