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RE: Automate my central heating - How?
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- Subject: RE: Automate my central heating - How?
- From: "James Hoye" <james.hoye@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 6 Jul 2001 14:58:32 +0100
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> The central heating works on a built in timer at the moment (not
> while it's
> this hot though!) but there is a thermostat in the garage (where
> the boiler
> is).
This thermostat is likely t be a frost protection stat - t protect the
pipework from freezing in winter. Replacing it is NOT advisable.
> Would it be possible to replace this thermostat with an AD10 ? I think
the
> thermostat switches 220V live though. Does that sound right?
CH thermostats generally switch 240v, unless they are linked up with a
dedicated (usually intelligent) controller that has LV (low voltage)
inputs/sensors.
You need to automate the internal thermostat (if you have one). If not
then
see
http://pages.eidosnet.co.uk/~ukdiy/plumbing/plumbingpage2.html#thermostats
for some more information about wiring one in.
James H
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