Sorry, may I just clarify what you want to do?Can someone provide guidance on this topic ? I'm not asking for any particular brand, but just trying to wrap my head around where I would hook up the two zone valves in the combi and the two thermostats.
Well, I would have thought one thermostat for the heating and another for dhw.Sorry, may I just clarify what you want to do?
As you are saying two thermostats and two zone valves, do you mean you are setting up a dual zoned heating system on a combi; or are you converting a combi system to an S plan, including a new hot water tank and associated plumbing modifications?
Ok, so it seems as if you are intending to create an S-Plan system with a hot water tank, but instead of being supplied by a system, or heat-only boiler, it will be supplied by a combi (or do you mean a condensing boiler instead of combi)?Well, I would have thought one thermostat for the heating and another for dhw.
just trying to wrap my head around where I would hook up the two zone valves in the combi and the two thermostats.
are there any particular types of junction boxes you'd recommend ?If you have only ever had a normal combi set up before, then I thought I should mention something basic to start with. With an S-plan, the thermostats and zone valves don't hook up directly into the boiler. You need a wiring centre. All the zone valves, thermostats, programmers etc. get connected together in the wiring centre. And then a wire goes from the wiring centre to the boiler to turn it on and off as required.
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