replacing analog with digital room thermostat

It's part of a Polyplumb wet underfloor system. https://wattswater.eu/catalog/regul.../room-thermostat-wfht-dual-with-floor-sensor/

From the diagram below I would assume 2 is live in and 1 is live out. On that basis, for the DT90E, would 2 be connected to A and 1 be connected to B, with all other wires capped off?

I don't need the timer connected as I only want it to be a thermostatic switch.

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My existing stat looks like this. Can anyone tell me how I should replace it with a DT90E1012?

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Simple you don't, the thermostat you have is for under floor heating, so it switched both line and neutral, and it also has a sensor in the floor to stop the floor getting too hot, any replacement must use a CTN 10K sensor so the DT90E1012 is simply not suitable. Also you should also start your own thread not Hi-Jack a year old thread as any answers are not to both questions.
 
Not strictly correct, as the floor sensor is not fitted it acts purely as a room thermostat, so the question is the same. By the way, hijack is one word.
 
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