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If you mean the heaters/blowers then yes I do occasionally, if it's cold. I guess you’re going to tell me that the warm air is meeting the cold air in the rear and forming condensation?

As per post #6. It would need wiring alterations at both ends.

I think it could be the former. Sometimes there’s condensation on the inside roof of my van. Sometimes there’s wet components that I’ve removed from boilers along with wet blue roll. All of which won’t help.

Yes. Manufacturers instructions.

With a dual channel the voltage is supplied internally and mains voltage at 230/240 vac. With the single channel they can be extra low voltage (24v) or mains voltage or whatever is supplied by the boiler.

No. Only regulations around a filling loop is that they are to be disconnected once top up successful

I thought it was established that it’s circulating around the heating system.

That’s up to you based on the following Can be fitted, but wiring alterations are required at receiver and the boiler. If you had a single channel wiring alterations are done at the receiver only.

Any reason you’ve bought a Hive dual channel (mains voltage) then? Neomitis will likely be volt free, so could be 24v from the Vaillant.

Is the Vaillant a combi? Is the Neomitis a dual channel receiver?

Seems a bit expensive. It would be cheaper for me to buy a plastic one or even remake a new one (wood was free from a skip - I work in social housing). Thanks for the advice though.

I think it’ll look crap repaired. Imo, you’d have to artex it, or use a filler and try to achieve the stipple/bitty effect. Maybe use lining paper?

Fil gave me some on Christmas Day and I like it too. I’ve tried a few, my favourite isn’t available in most places, which is FreeDamm Tostada, so I don’t keep it in. Leffé was ok, and I like Free Damm. Bavaria is nice and so is Estrella Damm 0.0. Hazy Days (iirc) was rank. Heineken was ok. The...

Post a photo of the valve inside the cistern

The meter should fit in the same position. The issue you may have (although I was told differently) some pipework is too close to the electrical switch gear.

I made a little carry tote for some soldering gear, which I was a little proud of. It’s made mainly from ply, possibly OSB I think or board up ply. Anyway, I store it in my van which has ventilation in it, but for some reason I got some green mould growth on it recently. I cleaned most of it...

Not really no.

Not all of them no, just one or 2.

If it’s a gate valve of course :mrgreen:

Yeah I gathered that from post #8. Do the batteries need changing? If it does all work fine, then could be a receiver issue not sending a switched live out.