Disconnect thermostat?
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The thermostat & programmer were installed in a small hallway about 1 mtr away from quite a large double radiator which has no thermostat. Problem being the hallway heats up & the thermostat turns the heating off & the larger living rooms etc are cold before the thermostat brings the heating back on. I want to use just the programmer until I can get a better fix. I am thinking about a wireless setup.
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Phill Peck
Inside that stat u will have a common and a switch L (possibly a neutral can't remember) just link the common and switch live.
And put the front back on.
Otherwise you'll need to open up the wiring centre.
Ps turn the power off first
Sounds as though a wireless thermostat would be best for u there
And put the front back on.
Otherwise you'll need to open up the wiring centre.
Ps turn the power off first
Sounds as though a wireless thermostat would be best for u there
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use the lockshield valve to reduce the output of the radiator so the hall warms more slowly than the other rooms.
Thanks for the reply but there are no lockshield valves on the rad.
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Newboy
There must a some form of valve - one at each end!
It's a Danfoss RLV-D. Very neat little valve.
the cap unscrews and an allen key is used. I have an idea it is about 6mm. You get one free with every valve. A clever person might have looped it on a pece of string and hung it on the bracket behind the radiator (like I do).
It matches the Danfoss RAS C2 TRV
Look near the bottom of the instructions page
http://heating.danfoss.com/PCMPDF/013R9355_RAS_C2_Keymark_VISXM302_.pdf
the cap unscrews and an allen key is used. I have an idea it is about 6mm. You get one free with every valve. A clever person might have looped it on a pece of string and hung it on the bracket behind the radiator (like I do).
It matches the Danfoss RAS C2 TRV
Look near the bottom of the instructions page
http://heating.danfoss.com/PCMPDF/013R9355_RAS_C2_Keymark_VISXM302_.pdf
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