Hive - install receiver with Worcester cdi boiler

I want to install a Hive receiver with a Worcester Greenstar CDI combi boiler. At present there is no Programmer installed and no room stat connected. So the boiler is either on or off with the temperature in each room only controlled by TRVs (where fitted). This is a new build really, and this is only a temporary measure until we fit the Hive.

All You Tube videos I've seen show the simple job of replacing an old school, hard wired, programmer with the Hive receiver. But we don't have an existing Programmer / controller.

Is there an neat way of connecting the Hive receiver to the Worcester boiler ?

 

L&N from boiler to L&N on Hive receiver LS And LR from boiler to 1 and 3 on hive receiver, either way round between 1 and 3 doesnt matter its just a switch

 

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Thank you

 

Don’t forget to test combustion once you’ve done it as you are removing the air chamber cover To access the wiring centre and could inadvertently effect the safe operation of the boiler.

Really the job should be done by a qualified heating engineer.

 

Ollie20, thanks also. And I note your comments.

 

I've got the Receiver installed by qualified heating engineer. I didn't think the Bosch instructions were clear. After wiring, the Receiver wouldn't communicate with the Hive Thermostat. The next day I rang British Gas support and they said ".. oh yes we have yet to activate your system...". One minute later, BG sent a signal to my Router-modem and then all worked well.

 

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