wiring thermostat

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Hi, i have bought a programmable digital thermostat to replace an old turn dial one and wasnt sure about the wiring with it being 2 wire connection.The second picture is how its wired now with the turn dial thermostat and third is how it shows to wire it for a combi but i am adding it as well as the programmer so do i just ditch the neutral?thanks.
 
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This doesn’t make much sense, one picture shows a conventional system and the other a combi
 
yes on the existing thermostat just teminate the neutral by putting it into a terminal strip and isolate it and move it somewhere safe and just use the other two wires
 
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Right now i have one going to the thermostat and have it split 3 ways with a wago 222 connector in a junction box near the programmer, ill just disconnect the one going to the stat and leave the 2 going to the programmer and boiler.
 
Right now i have one going to the thermostat and have it split 3 ways with a wago 222 connector in a junction box near the programmer, ill just disconnect the one going to the stat and leave the 2 going to the programmer and boiler.
yes that is exactly how to do it
 
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This is how I would wire, so the programmer only controls the DHW time, and the programmable thermostat does CH.
 
This is how I would wire, so the programmer only controls the DHW time, and the programmable thermostat does CH.
it is a combi boiler and just a thermostat not a programmable room stat
i might consider doing that depending on the options for control on the stat when i get it.
hought you had a combi ? what make and model is your boiler ?
 
edit, have just noticed that your new thermostat is a programmable room thermostat, so once wired up as described , you will have to leave your programmer set at constantly on, and let the new programmable stat control your heating or it wont work
 
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edit, have just noticed that your new thermostat is a programmable room thermostat, so once wired up as described , you will have to leave your programmer set at constantly on, and let the new programmable stat control your heating or it wont work
This is why my plan by-passes the old programmer for central heating.

However it seems rather basic and I wonder what is missed out?
 

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