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How about when nothings plugged into it? it is also slightly warm to touch.

Ok i understand, thank you.

Red is 10a and blue is 15a

Yep, i got some pathan gloves now, but heated gloves might be an option in the future The original wire not that thick at all. I think ill do it the first way with a relay. Do i work out wire thickness by max wattage? Is it true a 240v 3amp max 720watt cable is suitable for a 12v 15amp...

10 or 15A fuse.

My hairdryer ofcourse lol I have a gps/pda, and the transformer has anLED on it, ofcourse me being me only realised this after leaving it in garage for a month while i was in norway. Had to bump start it, thought its about time i sorted it out. So this I normally good at this stuff...

I did ask myself that after i had already bought the relay. Doh! I suppose this way i can run at a higher current, not wanting to overload the circuit. Though i doubt ill be running anything with a large power consumption.

Wiring a power socket to my motorbike, ive got all the bits, but thought id just check im doing things right. Appreciate the responses. Thought this was good place to ask.

yep, im gonna get that :D nice one. I saw them before, but didnt want to make the same mistake, but as you have confirmed they are indeed volt free, thats good enough for me. :D Other ones back on ebay cheers pal

typical, manufacturers website is down :evil:

thats not wireless and i need timing functions, my sisters bill reached £2000+ a year! i watched the meter £1200 was just gas! boiler was on a full pelt all the time. Do you mean this one...

agreed, im going down the contactor root.

x3 demand line?

thankyou. But im not sure where the swith live wire is supposed to go? theres no reference to one in the manual. Could you point me in the right direction? Yes i was going to run the mains from the same place the boiler is connected, a fused switch next to it.

Great, now i know what you get, is this common practise though? or am i being a plonker? am i likely to find a another wireless reciever to suit my needs?

thanks again. doh!!! i did scroll down, i didn't twig until just then, must be tired :lol:

Thank you. where do them pins go :( Isn't there a simple, two wiries in, two wires out thing i can shove in a housing directly about the thermostat?

207 mate. the hot water fuction wouldnt be needed.

:( not sure what to use. I have another thermostat, which was originally sent in error http://www.sunvic.co.uk/select_range.htm but it also looks as if it send high voltage to the boiler :(

Thank you! yes :D I thought that some type of relay but i wasn't sure what type. Never heard the term contactor before :? I will have a look on maplin now.