Wiring up a Thermostat to Boiler
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In using the word 'receiver', you are implying this is a wireless set up but Com, off and on does not.
What is the model number?
If it is just a thermostat then presumably ON = N/O.
Were there no instructions with the device?
What is the model number?
If it is just a thermostat then presumably ON = N/O.
Were there no instructions with the device?
Hi,
The model is a Drayton MiTime RF T710R. Sorry, I should have been clearer. Yes, I've bought a wireless room thermostat to replace my old one. I've trying to unscrew my old receiver, and put the new receiver on. The old receiver had N/O and Com. The new receiver has COM, On, and off. There is a chance I might have bought one that isn't compatible with my combi boiler. I have a Baxi 24HE. The inputs in the Combi are Switched live, and 230v. If that helps?
Do I connect the Switched live to the Com, and the 230v to the On?
Thank you
Glen
It doesn't really matter (in your case as there is nothing connected to OFF) but the other way round would be better.
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What connect the Switched live to the On, and the 230v to the Com?
Or connect the Switched live to the On, and the 230v to the off?
Yes, I have seen that:
230V to 1 (Com) and Switched Live to 3 (ON) - i.e. 230V when switched on.
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230V to 1 (Com) and Switched Live to 3 (ON) - i.e. 230V when switched on.
No link required.
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