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From experience of our multifuel stove and back boiler system. It is very hard to maintain sufficient temperature of the stove for a wet system to be effective. You become like a steam train driver constantly monitoring the stove temperature and loading with the correct fueld. As time progresses...

If I remove a radiator from the system, do I just cap the inlet and outlet pipes or do the pipes need to be joined together for the system to flow? The system is a solid fuel backboiler with vent / expansion tank in airing cupboard for radiators. There are 5 radiators in the system, but we are...

Perfect, this is a much better diagram than was included - just as needed. Thank you. The heater is being directly connected to the thermostat (plug removed), should be around 3.5A - 800W.

I think the thread has drifted a little. The initial issue is how to wire a manual room thermostat for a device with live, neutral and earth that is designed to be plugged in. There is no switch live like a boiler would have. The effectiveness of the thermostat is not entirely relevant as the...

I have wired digital stats for other heaters and the thermal mass seems to trigger them. I have not needed to connect an ir heater to a manual thermostat until now. The instructions say to connect neutral to 2 for less than 6 amps.

The infrared heater does not have a built in controller like a storage heater or oil filled.

The electric heater is 800w infrared. Was wondering if I could put live supply to 1, heater and supply neutral to 2 and heater live to 3?

I have a Honeywell T6360 manual thermostat and a room heater with live, neutral and earth. The supply for them is a fused spur. There is no switched live like on a boiler. How would this get wired?