Replacing boiler timer

[m4rlon]

We don't have a thermostat because our boiler and timer aren't in a very good position for one so I would like to install a wireless timer/thermostat. I can't find any wireless timers with the same wiring diagram as our current timer. Would it be easy to wire up a new timer?

This is our current timer diagram:

and this is the diagram on one I am thinking of buying:

this is how the current one is wired up:

Is it clear which wires would go to which terminals on the new one?

Thanks

 

[muggles]

Clear as day to me, but if you want an even easier job then get a Honeywell Sundial Pack 1. No wiring to do at all then - it will fit onto the existing backplate, and the wireless thermostat that comes with it is pre-bound to the timer so all you have to do is position it where you want it. Couldn't be easier

 

[stem]

Muggles is quite correct, you have posted the information you are asking for. The wires simply move from / to terminals that have the same function. So to spell it out, that would be.

Honeywell 'N' Neutral = Receiver 'N'

Honeywell 'L' Live = Receiver 'L'

Honeywell '4' Heating on = Receiver 'NO'

Link Receiver terminals 'L' and 'Com' together

 

[JohnD]

If you have any money left over, invest in

cutters

strippers

you can get a cheap set in Wickes that will be adequate

 

[m4rlon]

Excellent, thanks for the replies.