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Done! Muchas Gracias

Oh well. There's always retirement! Thanks for your kind help.

...I've got you old 4 to new 6 then a short wire from the Nest L terminal to the Nest 5 terminal Do you have a husky btw....beautiful animals!

Thanks for getting back so quick! So the old 4 goes to 6 in the Nest? Is that the only connection I need to make in my Nest heat link. Leave the other hot water terminal empty? I've not touched the CH yet as I want to do it all in one go. Thanks again...I'll post/email you a beer ;-)

Hi husky, This is what the wiring looks like in my hot water boiler thermostat. There's no wire in 2 and the 1 goes into live. Not what I expected! Are you able to advise? Thanks again!

Thanks Husk.

Hey Husky, thanks for getting back so quickly. We actually use it to time our hot water. To ensure we're both talking about the same bit of kit here it is... https://www.plumbnation.co.uk/site/honeywell-st9100a-1-day-single-channel-programmer/ We have a separate wireless Honeywell controller...

Hi all, I'm installing a new Nest heating and hot water thermostat and I'm trying to identify the 'call-for-heat', 'common' and 'satisfied' wires in my existing Honeywell ST9100A hot water control so I can switch them to the Nest. Can anyone help please? Many thanks!!