You should be able to test the Hive unit in complete isolation.
Mount the hive back plate on a scrap of wood
run a 3 core cable to L, N (and optionally E) , other end of cable into plug with 3A fuse.
mount Hive on temporary setup.
You do need to be careful to avoid exposing any live wires during the checks. But in principle you can verify the Hive unit itself powers up. You can also simulate it in operation by setting a schedule, turning thermostat up/down, etc
That's how I bench tested my Drayton Wiser prior to live installation.
Mount the hive back plate on a scrap of wood
run a 3 core cable to L, N (and optionally E) , other end of cable into plug with 3A fuse.
mount Hive on temporary setup.
You do need to be careful to avoid exposing any live wires during the checks. But in principle you can verify the Hive unit itself powers up. You can also simulate it in operation by setting a schedule, turning thermostat up/down, etc
That's how I bench tested my Drayton Wiser prior to live installation.
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