Central heating wiring

[breezer]

a single channel one wont do because it has to decide when which (h or w)comes on, unless you tell them both to come on at the same time, and use a room stat to stop the heating from running

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just had a quick look at drawing, if you did do as i just suggested, you would in effect be by passing the the cylinder stat

 

[Memster]

well at least i know its nothing to do with my wiring skills except that i cant tell the difference between switches time to write honeywell a complaing email lol. damn optional list.

time to go up b&q *sighs* well wehn i can be bothered to move lol. guess i can sell the old one on ebay or summit lol

 

[kevplumb]

well at least i know its nothing to do with my wiring skills except that i cant tell the difference between switches icon_lol.gif time to write honeywell a complaing email lol. damn optional list.

and the answer you will recive will go along the lines of

its for the control of an independent zone when used with a 2 port valve and stat

 

[Memster]

lol ahh well. just so damn irritating they got it on the page with the diagram for a mid valve system so now i have a 50 ish quid switch sitting her, that i cant do nowt with.

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just rung my local b&q can get a senwick? one for about £35 so i guess thats not too bad