Ideal Logic Weather Compensation Wiring

[Deleted member 325366]

 

[Deleted member 325366]

A wiring plan would probably help! Thanks. Although, I had a look at some last year and got very confused. I understand how the S-Plan and also the single zone X-Plan on Intergas work. The problem seemed to be getting a plan for two zones using PDHW and standard (non EPH) controls. Also, there might have been a difference in the wiring between the Xclusive and the ones which did OV. I tried really hard last year to work it out, but I have forgotten most of it.

I think all Intergas use the same wiring. Do you want to use your old controls ?

 

[MNW67]

I think all Intergas use the same wiring. Do you want to use your old controls ?

Thanks for the diagram.

We probably would like to use our current controls. They seem to work very well. Although, we do fancy upgrading to a couple of those simple Honeywell thermostats with the green button. (Just noticed they are the same ones on your wiring diagram!)

 

[Deleted member 325366]

Thanks for the plan.

We probably would like to use our current controls. They seem to work very well. Although, we do fancy upgrading to a couple of those simple Honeywell thermostats with the green button. (Just noticed they are the same ones on your wiring diagram!)

To get maximum benefit you should get OT controls to help the heating modulate properly.

 

[MNW67]

To get maximum benefit you should get OT controls to help the heating modulate properly.

I go back and forth on that. I really like the simplicity of those Honeywell ones with the green button. Also, I think they would suit our lifestyle.

 

[Deleted member 325366]

I go back and forth on that. I really like the simplicity of those Honeywell ones with the green button. Also, I think they would suit our lifestyle.

Use a Honeywell OT bridge, you can use it with most wireless Honeywell controls. There’s a chap called Richard at the Intergas shop. Very, very knowledgeable on all the above.

You can buy the set up from him and he’ll bind it all, so it’s plug and play.

 

[MNW67]

Use a Honeywell OT bridge, you can use it with most wireless Honeywell controls. There’s a chap called Richard at the Intergas shop. Very, very knowledgeable on all the above.

You can buy the set up from him and he’ll bind it all, so it’s plug and play.

Great, thanks. I will have a word with him.