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That’s fantastic, really helpful. Thank you.

Sorry, can’t add the picture as it’s too big apparently

We’ve bought an old Victorian terrace and it has an undercroft/cellar type space with a gap ranging from 5 foot or so to about 3 foot at the front of the house. We’d like to utilise the bare floorboards as our downstairs floor but would obviously need to insulate underneath as it’ll be freezing...

Thanks both, you’ve been extremely helpful. Very much appreciated. @CBW @stem

Ah, ok. Current room stat is a Honeywell with a 2 core so I assume it’s just a switch wire so no neutral. Maybe could just make safe and put the Honeywell over the top of the hole

Ah, right. So do you know if the wiring to the current room stay be usable for the receiver or would that be then surplus to requirements? Appreciate this by the way, sorry to bombard you. You’ve been very helpful

Ah, ok. I’m with you. I just looked and this is the case. It comes with 4 AA batteries, just wondered what they’re for as it doesn’t mention anything being wireless. Looks like your advice has lead me to the right one anyway, very much appreciated.

That’s great, thank you. It is indeed a combi. Will this receiver work with any Hive wall stat do you know or is there a particular stat that it needs to par with?

Hi all, Apologies if similar threads exist but I can’t find one specifically same as mine so if I’m retreading old ground here, please forgive me. I have searched but can’t find answers. Anyone know what Hive kit I would require to fit to a Baxi 105he? I do have a standard wall room stat with...

2.25 double wound, 230/110 transformer to a 16A resistive load. Measure supply voltage, current and secondary voltage with no load attached then do same with load attached and record results. What do I test across and what would I expect to find..any ideas? Thanks folks.