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It saves the hassle of running a 230v supply and you dont really need to access it for anything once installed. Aslong as you will get good Wi-Fi signal between that and the hub it will be fine

Sorry mate i couldnt work that one out

Yeah mate my hive receiver box is just on wall beside boiler and I blanked off old thermostat which was in my hallway. Hive thermostat is wireless so is not currently mounted anywhere

Sorry mate not sure how to send images in private chat. You take one wire to the common and one wire to the heating on connector on hive box. First pic shows remove the the black and grey wire and run your wires from there to hive box. Second pic shows what terminals on hive box to use

Hi mate you open up your boiler there is a L N and E supply going to it so u run a wire from each Into the matching connectors on hive control box. I then disconnected pre existing thermostat from the connector block marked room stat. These were a black and grey cable. I then ran a cable from...

Got it buddy thanks. I disconnected old stat at boiler marked room stat ran two cables from there to common and heating on terminals on hive and also from L N and E and it's working perfect thanks again for all your help

Thanks again for ure reply mate. Gonna try cables at thermostat with the multi meter try and find out why it's not powering the hive when connected. If I wire hive into boiler like u suggest do I just leave old stat on or do I have to do something with those cables so it doesn't interfere?

Thanks for your prompt response. Sorry never used a forum site before. Wired receiver up how you advised but when i turned power back on I don't seem to be getting any power to the reciver as no lights come on.. I do have a timer built into boiler but I have set to constant on as advised...

Could you possibly help out with mine I have a logic combi 30 also . my mains goes into the boiler first. I do have an existing room thermostat as well what steps need to be take to make this redundant so it doesn't interfere. Any help would be greatly appreciated.