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That's great, thanks. At least I know now. And the Danfoss 3060 is still made, so there must be a few old-timers like me about! Thanks - Mike

Yes, your analysis is quite right. The source of heat is the Rayburn Nouvelle (gas fired, 1990) and the hot water side is indeed gravity. On the heating side we have a separate pump and motorised valve. When the timer and wall thermostat both activate, the valve opens and then the pump starts...

Thank you, that is very useful. The reason I asked is that, when I put the same question to my usual expert tradesman, he looked very doubtful and muttered "complete re-wiring". I naturally want to avoid digging up tiled and wooden floors!

Hello everybody: Could someone please tell me if I can get a modern digital timer to replace the Danfoss 3060, which only has 'ON' connections? Many thanks - Mike