Hi people, 1st post, so be patient please.
I want to install the latest version of the nest and need some tips.
My set up is :- 4 year old Worcester Bosch 30ri straight boiler, a Honeywell digital thermostat and a British Gas UP1 programmer. The hot water is stored in the cylinder upstairs and has a cylinder stat.
So, I'm thinking that the Nest is a glorified programmer/switch. Will I just be able to ditch the the programmer and install the heat link in its place? I'm assuming that the programmer, a bottom of the range jobbie, just supplies the feeds at the set times and nothing else. The Nest is probably going to sit in a stand and therefore I won't be using the T1 & T2 terminals.
As for me, I'm a lift engineer by trade and work on 110, 240 & 415 vac and 600v dc all day so I'm confident to work on electrical equipment.
Comments please most welcome - Rob
I want to install the latest version of the nest and need some tips.
My set up is :- 4 year old Worcester Bosch 30ri straight boiler, a Honeywell digital thermostat and a British Gas UP1 programmer. The hot water is stored in the cylinder upstairs and has a cylinder stat.
So, I'm thinking that the Nest is a glorified programmer/switch. Will I just be able to ditch the the programmer and install the heat link in its place? I'm assuming that the programmer, a bottom of the range jobbie, just supplies the feeds at the set times and nothing else. The Nest is probably going to sit in a stand and therefore I won't be using the T1 & T2 terminals.
As for me, I'm a lift engineer by trade and work on 110, 240 & 415 vac and 600v dc all day so I'm confident to work on electrical equipment.
Comments please most welcome - Rob