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    Wiring - Swap Nest-E for Worcester Easy Control on EMS

    That is also something the boiler guy said. He had the Easy Control wireless and it was very temperamental. Cut a long story short, he went with Hive, which is what I am going to do. Easy control makes sense to me in a well plumbed house, unfortunately mine is very convoluted. So back to bog...
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    Wiring - Swap Nest-E for Worcester Easy Control on EMS

    I happened to speak to my boiler guy yesterday. As I am in the middle of deciding if easy control is what I want. He said the links stay in, so the boiler is powered 100% of the time. The EMS controller then has utilmate control. In other words, if the link isn't in, and the EMS bus is wired...
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    Wiring - Swap Nest-E for Worcester Easy Control on EMS

    Just because it has an expansion vessel doesn't make it a system boiler. A combi has one too. The attached photo shows the expansion vessel of a WB 8000 combi.
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    Wiring - Swap Nest-E for Worcester Easy Control on EMS

    Please see below, both CH and DHW want to be connected to the live terminal of the 230v out. You can also see it in this video: Where the guy is starting afresh with a WB8000 and installing Hive. Hope this helps
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    Wiring - Swap Nest-E for Worcester Easy Control on EMS

    The EMS connection is a bus style connection and therefore requires a loop. It also will only low voltage, therefore if you connect anything like 230v to the EMS terminals. The result would be pretty terminal. Unfortunately I have the same boiler but a different controller (Tado- which is in...
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