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I have a Potterton EP2002 controller on out Potterton boiler, we have it set so that the Heating and hot water comes on twice a day, morning and evening,
We would like to have to have say the heating to come on at 7am and then the water at 9am, and go off two hours later then the same in the evening.
Is there a controller that will do this.
 
There are lots of controllers that will do this . I would reccomend a horstman H27 for that purpose.
But check your sysem is fully pumped and has a cylinder thermostat. If you have gravity hot water, it is difficult to control seperate to heating.
 
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