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hi,i need slight help with adding hive system.
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Odd they’ve used the right hand L port. You have posted single channel wiring diagram, but your product is the dual channel. You can still get it to work, but will have a non functioning hot water side, do you want help still, or are you returning it for a single channel?
 
Single Chanel is as below

L to L
N to N
Earth to Earth
A old to new 1
B old to new 3
 

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