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I got what you meant! And at this time, 1 am, my heating hasn't come on at all yet today! Thanks for the advice

Thanks breadnbutter, that does appear to be the case and the terminal screws have definitely been wound out and aa you say, the join in the cable is just about at the right place to think it once was connected, thank you

Endaxi, that makes a lot of sense. I did read about a guy who turned his water cylinder down but as I have such a tiny cylinder and such a huge bath that wasn't an option. I'm away for a bit this but will report back later, thank you

Nope, just your standard, not connected to anything, run of the mill thermostat

Thank you for the response, and apologies for my inexcusable stupidity spanning 6 years.....

Just thinking, if the boiler doesn't have a frost stat connected, i presume it's the boilers integrated protection turning the system on. So why does the pipe stat also fire the boiler when i turn it up from 0 deg to anything above 1 deg? Anyone, any ideas?

Well just wow. I've lived here for about 6 years and within 2 mins of posting, 2 people have noticed that the thermostat i've been playing with for all that time, is connected to nothing.... Ok, so that's a problem, but i can get that sorted. So basically at the moment the pipe stat is simply...

Lol, I was working on the assumption the wiring was in the wall. Might have a quick check and come back...

Hi I've got a Greenstar RI boiler, hot water cylinder in the airing cupboard, separate frost stat and pipe stat. The issue I'm having is that, i believe, the frost protection is very very frequently running the boiler, ( and central heating pump) throughout the day and night. The frost stat is...