>One of the main issues is that if you have a system that has a
pump/boi=
ler
>over-run, then this will not function correctly and may damage the
boil=
er (I
>am no expert here you should know).
>
>I have installed Honeywell Smartfit now and aim to integrate it with
Co=
mfort
>next year.
>
>Regards
>
>Clive
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: David Claxton [mailto:UKHA@xxxxxxx]
>Sent: 18 December 2002 12:41
>To: UKHA Mailing List
>Subject: [ukha_d] Appliance Switch for controlling the Heating ??
>
>
>My central heating controls have a fused switch in between them and
the=
>electricity. Is it ok to replace that with an appliance switch or do I
=
have
>to put the appliance switch between the fused switch and the
controls?<=
BR>
Sorry to post my opinion so late, there's so much to read here, it
takes a while!
I have a similar set-up with the electricity to the boiler going via a
fused switch on the wall. There was (is) no time control on the
boiler: only another on/off switch.The problem was I either came home
to a cold house or paid to heat an empty house whilst I was out during
the day; neither was a good solution. The time switch for my boiler
was about =A340, so the same cost as an appliance wall switch, so I
decided to try that instead.
When I switch the boiler off on the boiler it switches off straight
away; the pump doesn't continue like Clive suggested it might, so
perhaps I am lucky with my boiler. Then again, this is only a recent
scheme, so perhaps it hasn't had time to develop problems! So far so
good!
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