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Want to replace a digistat scr with a fixed c\h programmer
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PHIL999
Nov 14, 2012, 12:40:34 PM11/14/12
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Can you please recommend a non wireless fixed on the wall central
heating programmer and thermostat that can replace my digistat scr and
rf601
I have a greenstar 28i junior and the built in timer mt10 no longer
works under timer mode so I leave it on all the time
and control via thermostat. The digistat is now also proving unreliable.
Is there a central heating programmer that incorporates a 7 day timer
and a thermostat and uses the same wiring as the digistat so I can just
replace it and fix onto the wall next to the boiler.
Many thanks for any advice.
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PHIL999
A.Lee
Nov 14, 2012, 5:49:59 PM11/14/12
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PHIL999 <PHIL999...@diybanter.com> wrote:
> Can you please recommend a non wireless fixed on the wall centralheating
> programmer and thermostat that can replace my digistat scr andrf601 I have
> Can you please recommend a non wireless fixed on the wall centralheating
> a greenstar 28i junior and the built in timer mt10 no longerworks under
> timer mode so I leave it on all the time and control via thermostat. The
> digistat is now also proving unreliable.
>
> Is there a central heating programmer that incorporates a 7 day timerand a
> digistat is now also proving unreliable.
>
> thermostat and uses the same wiring as the digistat so I can justreplace
> it and fix onto the wall next to the boiler.
Is that a combi?
> it and fix onto the wall next to the boiler.
If so, the Honeywell CM907 would be perfect.
2 wires and earth to connect. Nothing else.
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John Rumm
Nov 14, 2012, 8:14:56 PM11/14/12
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programmable, 6 time zones per day.
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Dave Liquorice
Nov 15, 2012, 3:53:00 AM11/15/12
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On Thu, 15 Nov 2012 01:14:56 +0000, John Rumm wrote:
>>> Is there a central heating programmer that incorporates a 7 day
>>> timerand a thermostat and uses the same wiring as the digistat so I
>>> can justreplace it and fix onto the wall next to the boiler.
>>
>> Is that a combi?
>> If so, the Honeywell CM907 would be perfect.
>> 2 wires and earth to connect. Nothing else.
>
> Horstman Centaurstat 7 would also be a reasonable choice - 7 day
> programmable, 6 time zones per day.
Both sensible suggestions but the proposed position of the it, a
>>> Is there a central heating programmer that incorporates a 7 day
>>> timerand a thermostat and uses the same wiring as the digistat so I
>>> can justreplace it and fix onto the wall next to the boiler.
>>
>> Is that a combi?
>> If so, the Honeywell CM907 would be perfect.
>> 2 wires and earth to connect. Nothing else.
>
> Horstman Centaurstat 7 would also be a reasonable choice - 7 day
> programmable, 6 time zones per day.
thermostat remember, next to the boiler may not be adviseable.
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Cheers
Dave.
John Rumm
Nov 15, 2012, 1:28:55 PM11/15/12
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meant a 7 day programmer, and in addition a separate stat (in which case
mounting the programmer next to the boiler would be ok), or he could
have meant what Alan and I assumed, a single device doing both
functions, in which case, mounting it by the boiler might not be a good
place as you point out.
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