Can I make wireless digistat 2 drive a new Ideal Isar boiler

[JohnHuson]

We are binning a troublesome Worcestor 26CDI and installing an Ideal Isar 35HE combi. The house already has a wireless digistat 2 programmer, is their anyone out there who can work out if the wiring can be adapted to receive the signals and convert them to the Ideal circuit?
A longshot I suppose?

 

[GasMan1965]

Your removing a Worcster for an Ideal Oh well

Yeah an RF2 should work fine with the new boiler !!

 

[ChrisR]

the wiring can be adapted to receive the signals and convert them to the Ideal circuit?

Yes it's a standard simple connection.
Keeping the Isar going may not be though.

 

[D_Hailsham]

Connect as follows:

Remove any link between Digistat 1 and Digistat L

Ideal L3 to Digistat L
Ideal N to Digistat N
Ideal L1 to Digistat 1
Ideal L2 to Digistat 3

Digistat 2 is not used

 

[superdupergasman]

Isar!!!! AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!!!!

I would bet £100 that in the next 5 years you have more bother than the
old worcester!!!

Get a new CDi....miles better!!!! or even a vaillant!!!

 

[gas4you]

I agree, worst thing you can install is any Ideal boiler

 

[Kristoflampie]

couldnt agree more......Iss anything ....shivers doon yer spine

 

[namsag]

Got to agree don`t touch the isar even ideal are dumping them and selling them off cheap, one of worst boilers ever

 

[Softus]

We are binning a troublesome Worcestor 26CDI and installing an Ideal Isar 35HE combi.

Don't do it.

 

[GasMan1965]

Poor sods pooing his pants now

Get another Worcester buddy

 

[superdupergasman]

Poor s***s pooing his pants now

I would be too if I had to live with and Isar in my house!

 

[GasMan1965]

Dare I say I have fitted a few but only coz the owners insisted

 

[superdupergasman]

Dare I say I have fitted a few but only coz the owners insisted

Then ran out the door, raced down the street in the van on two wheels and swtched the phone off before it broke down!!!

 

[GasMan1965]

I blanked out the signing on my van b4 I started

 

[JohnHuson]

Thanks to those who tried to help. As for the rest I assume your relationship with Ideal is a bit dodgy? I am now even hesitent to ask why?
I have had responsibility for six Worcestors from a 350 through to several 26's. I have had PCB's replaced at £110 a whack, ignition panels burnt out, pressure vessels leaking, heater to heater exchangers leaking, filling loops knackered, PRV's knackered (and not in limescale area!)
Are you all kidding?
OK! I give up under the weight of negativity, do I sell it rather than install it? serious advice at this stage please, rather than unhelpful criticism.
Thanks.