Hello again,,Back in the summer i replaced my old Vaillant with a Potterton Heatmax 28HE, and got the engineer to connect my Salus RT500 wired programmer...It works brilliantly, however due to changing rooms around we need to move the programmer to a different room, and due to it being hardwired, it's gonna be a problem..So to my question . Will the RF version of the salus be suitable for my boiler ? From looking at the boiler , i don't think the transmitter is going to fit onto the front, so is it just a matter of wiring the transmitter to the wires that originally went to the wired stat and mounting it near the boiler ?..Thanks in advance
Using RF programmable roomstat with Potterton combi
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If you isolate the boiler's mains supply, and have a look at the wiring connections behind the control panel, you should find your current programmer/stat wired into connectors 1 and 2 on a connector block. The RF's switching connectors will replace these.
No, the receiver shouln't be fitted to front of boiler, fit to wall next to it.
The Salus is cheaper for a reason. With RF stats/programmers, I would advise to get a better one, like the Honeywell CM927.
No, the receiver shouln't be fitted to front of boiler, fit to wall next to it.
The Salus is cheaper for a reason. With RF stats/programmers, I would advise to get a better one, like the Honeywell CM927.
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If you can, wired always makes sense. 
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