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Just put a meat thermometer under the kitchen tap and was recording 63 degrees c. Ive knocked the cylinder down to 50 now so will see if that brings the temp down any

Yeah thats why ive got it set to 60, ill give a thermometer a go if i can find one. Pump seems ok. Heard it kick in when water turned on, albeit whirring a bit to start, then turned temp down and it stopped

Ok, does the cylinder not need to stay around 60 though to kill bacteria?

Hi all, just moved into our first property with a water tank and conventional boiler. Boiler has a temp dial (Main 24) annoyingly that has no indication of what the temp values actually are! Tank has its own temp setting which I have set at just under 60. But if tap is turned to the hot side...

Sorted it. The fan has a setting to delay manual start by 50 seconds and that was turned on

So it stayed off, but nothing happens when I try to turn it on with the switch. Humidistat still works though as just tested that. I just want to the option to manually turn the fan on. Maybe I should give it half an hour and see if the switch turns it on then

Ignore that, if I turn off at isolation switch and then back on it stays off....but the new switch doesnt turn it on when i press it unless it has a temp shutdown period after turning it off and I need to wait a few minutes

Thanks, all done but fan just seems to remain on constantly now :LOL:

Ok and the L wire on the fan still remains in its 'original' position back in one of the other switches or does that move too?

Ok so from COM on the 'existing' one to the 'L1' with LS in it on the new one or COM>COM?

Actually thinking about this again, I think I will go down the 3 switch route as it may be useful to have the manual mode. So on the 3 gang switch I move the LS wire over to L1 on the 'new' switch? What about the other wire for perm live?

Yeah that's fine, ill see how we get on with it. As long as the humidistat is doing its job I shouldnt need to turn it on manually anyway

Thanks, yeah I don't really see the point in the third switch in this scenario, as I have the isolator above the door already to switch it off/back on if I ever need to for any reason

Thanks. Yeah the fan also comes on as manual override when you turn the light switch on which I dont want it to do. Am I disconnecting the LS extractor end or switch end or doesn't it matter?

I have a Envirovent Sil100HT Humidistat Extractor in the bathroom with L N and Ls connections in the unit. It has its own isolator switch above the door but only seems to come on with the light switch. I want to change it so that the fan can be controlled independently from the light switch or...

It may be more of a junction box than a driver they are connected to, so not sure if using DC still works?

Hi all, just moved house and brought my Tado system with me and will look to get it installed in the next few days or so. I installed it myself at the old house using their very good and detailed instructions that they provide. That house was a combi though and this house is conventional and...

Spotlight has two switches, the two im trying to separate are controlled by one. Pics are of both lights i want to separate

Just to be clear, these are the 2 lights that come on together that im trying to separate. Do you still need to see inside the other switch for the spotlight?

Ok thanks. Just taken a look at both ceiling roses: