Hi All,
I've checked the other threads and can't seem to iron this one out myself as my system set up is a bit different to the examples i've seen so looking for some help.
I have an Ideal Heat2 H15 boiler (Ground Floor) with a ESI Therma tqx0027 programmer; unvented cylinder with it's wiring centre on the 1st floor - with two ESI ESRTP5 thermostat's on either floor.
I know I would need a Hive Dual Channel Receiver and a Hive Single Channel Receiver in place of the current programmer.
My understanding would be that both receivers - to pick up the L, N & E from the current programmer feed's cable. The Dual Channel receiver would also take the cable 3 & 4 from the current programmer into the new receiver. The single channel receiver would have it's link between L and 1; with the cable from programmer's 6 position to the receivers' 3 position. Is this correct?
The switch live from the 4-core from the boiler direct comes into the back box and then it's goes into a connector block and direct up to the wiring centre - albeit not sure at this point which cable that is at the wiring junction box.
I'm used to the more standard wiring junction box 10/15 ways and never worked on the set up i have now - so currently above my knowledge set.
For extra information for the wiring junction box -
The thick black cable to the top right is for the system pump; the three cables to the immediate right of the pump cables (black, grey & brown) are for room stat 1.
The three cables mid-right by themselves are under the programmer section (HW On, CH1, CH2 - top to bottom).
Top left is marked up for the mains feed; directly beneath are the three cables for room stat 2.
Then there is an extra earth and black cable for L/S those i must admit it doesn't seem clear to me what that cable specifically does.
How would i go about this area's work? Would it be easier to link out at the existing programmer's position and have the receivers upstairs somehow?
Ideally i would just decommission the wires at the existing thermostat positions and have the wireless Hive Thermostats in the same positions.
Any help or guidance would be much appreciated - thank you
I've checked the other threads and can't seem to iron this one out myself as my system set up is a bit different to the examples i've seen so looking for some help.
I have an Ideal Heat2 H15 boiler (Ground Floor) with a ESI Therma tqx0027 programmer; unvented cylinder with it's wiring centre on the 1st floor - with two ESI ESRTP5 thermostat's on either floor.
I know I would need a Hive Dual Channel Receiver and a Hive Single Channel Receiver in place of the current programmer.
My understanding would be that both receivers - to pick up the L, N & E from the current programmer feed's cable. The Dual Channel receiver would also take the cable 3 & 4 from the current programmer into the new receiver. The single channel receiver would have it's link between L and 1; with the cable from programmer's 6 position to the receivers' 3 position. Is this correct?
The switch live from the 4-core from the boiler direct comes into the back box and then it's goes into a connector block and direct up to the wiring centre - albeit not sure at this point which cable that is at the wiring junction box.
I'm used to the more standard wiring junction box 10/15 ways and never worked on the set up i have now - so currently above my knowledge set.
For extra information for the wiring junction box -
The thick black cable to the top right is for the system pump; the three cables to the immediate right of the pump cables (black, grey & brown) are for room stat 1.
The three cables mid-right by themselves are under the programmer section (HW On, CH1, CH2 - top to bottom).
Top left is marked up for the mains feed; directly beneath are the three cables for room stat 2.
Then there is an extra earth and black cable for L/S those i must admit it doesn't seem clear to me what that cable specifically does.
How would i go about this area's work? Would it be easier to link out at the existing programmer's position and have the receivers upstairs somehow?
Ideally i would just decommission the wires at the existing thermostat positions and have the wireless Hive Thermostats in the same positions.
Any help or guidance would be much appreciated - thank you
