That's OK the wiring is the same.the thermostat is a cm907
No, they are switching wires. Don't assume they are L and N from their colours. When the CM907 switches the heating 'on' the two wires in A & B are electrically connected together inside the thermostat (it's just a simple on/off switch) and you would never connect a live and neutral together.......BANG!!I thought those two wires that are there are live and neutral
The Hive Thermostat is battery powered, and I made a suggestion already as to how to get 230V supply for the Hive Receiver.Where the hive will get its power from
If you don't understand that you should really be getting a professional to install it for you.you can connect the Hive (N) & (L) directly to the N & L 'load' terminals of the 3A fused spur that supplies the boiler,
yes but you cant open the boiler to access the electricsStem thanks for your reply, one question; can the 230v supply come off the boiler?
no it wasntIt was open before to topped up the pressure
This site offers a search facility,your question has been asked for many years or even more but i recommend searching for the most up to date (2019) information. relying on archived diy information that suits your issue is very naughty.Can some one advise me on how to connect a hive single channel receiver to an ideal logic combi 24 boiler?
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