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I'm replacing a traditional mechanical heating/hot water timeswitch with a Siemens REV24RF. The old timeswitch has traitional wiring NL1234 with NL and 34 wired. The Siemens has N L Lx L1 L2. How does the wiring map across ?

I've got a suspicion I may have got the wrong model because there doesn't seem to be independent hot water controls.

Thanks for your help
 
You are right ,it does seem to be a single channel clock or heating thermostat with com , satisfied and demand connections only ,back to the shop you go:(:(

Why not try one of the dryton range good easy to use programmers :)
 
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If you have a room stat you could put it as a replacement for that but depends on the wiring to the stat
 
Just checked ,you have purchased a wireless programmable heating thermostat, you do not say what existing system programmer you have at the moment but you could keep this to control hot water and then link new unit you have through the heating side, then put old programmer to constant on heating side and control through new unit, for wiring please advise of your current mechanical programmer
 
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