no just has the timer and wants to use it to control a 2 part heating circuit
How do I wire this 2 port valve into system?
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Terminal 1 on a LP241, 722, 522, 112 is HW off. The OP is using an LP241.
Terminal 1 is not required for spring return valves. Older Sunvics, Switchmasters, Satchwell non spring return valves use this terminal.
Terminal 1 is the common only on single channel ACL Draytons.
The OP is using a 2 channel LP241 to obtain independent timings for the rest of the house. Ignore the HW label on the front, he is just using it as a channel for his drying room.
Kevin, please just read the first line of the first post on page 1.
I rest my case.[/b]
to confuse you!!why has this been made so complicated!
it just needs to be wired the same as a gravity hw system.
Whatever happens it either needs a 2 channel programmer, a room stat or both.
never seen a gravity hot water system on an Ecotec combi, but do feel free to post a picture
it doesn't confuse me at all, its obviously confusing you. I'm not suggesting its on gravity, I'm just mearly pointing out the wiring and operation is exactly the same. Its quite obvious when you think about it
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it doesn't confuse me at all, its obviously confusing you. I'm not suggesting its on gravity, I'm just mearly pointing out the wiring and operation is exactly the same. Its quite obvious when you think about it
Correctomondo !! In very simplistic terms, lol.
have read it and can't find anything !!
mogget wrote in the quote
"I assumed that the OP has a 2 channel programmer because 2 channels are needed"
from that he did not say he wanted 2 channels, and a room stat is the only logical way of controlling the heat in his drying room .
and finally the permanent live if put in the timeclock live would solve the heating valve staying open if room stat is calling (so yes on that i accept i had over looked that scenario)
mogget wrote in the quote
"I assumed that the OP has a 2 channel programmer because 2 channels are needed"
from that he did not say he wanted 2 channels, and a room stat is the only logical way of controlling the heat in his drying room .
and finally the permanent live if put in the timeclock live would solve the heating valve staying open if room stat is calling (so yes on that i accept i had over looked that scenario)
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So, anyway, op, I hope this is clear to you now!
You only need one channel for the heating
Why? When he can time the drying room or time the drying room and the rest of the house together.
IE: Set the programmer for 10 programs not 16. As per mickyg's simplistic gravity hw, pumped heating analogy.
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