s plan, y plan made easy?

[bob the plumber]

the boss told me today that you can now get kits that make wiring an s plan or y plan easy..smart something he said??? does anyone have a link so i can have a look. never had a problem with them myself but was interested to see the kit

thanks

 

[Destroyer2813]

Smartfit just plugs in to everything as far as im aware just search honeywell smartfit

 

[PlumbBobBob]

the honeywell wiring centre is just as good. inside it tells you which wire goes where

 

[Henchman76]

Thats cheating you must and I cannot stress this enough, pump with sweat and rip half your hair out whilst fumbling with a throbbing nest of wires for atleast 5 years. Well I had too :28:

 

[bob the plumber]

lol id never use one, no need to, just wanted to have a look, thanks

 

[Henchman76]

Bob how fast can you wire an average Y plan installation blindfolded ?

 

[AWheating]

Bob how fast can you wire an average Y plan installation blindfolded ?

sorry thats against health and safety

 

[stevetheplumber]

6 minutes and thats live

 

[Kev the gas]

The problem with these pre wired kits are when a component goes wrong.

F..cking pain in the arse to find whether a component is faulty/ the wiring center or did the original installer cut the wrong link !

6 neutrals into1 terminal strip is also not the future:66:

I find the Drayton/Acl wiring center to be great for most systems. unk:

 

[wazzer]

So that box next to the tank remind me why they call it a PLUMBERS BOOM

 

[quality]

The problem with these pre wired kits are when a component goes wrong.

F..cking pain in the arse to find whether a component is faulty/ the wiring center or did the original installer cut the wrong link !

6 neutrals into1 terminal strip is also not the future:66:

I find the Drayton/Acl wiring center to be great for most systems. unk:

I much prefer the honeywell or danfoss stuff myself
But I agree its a pain in the butt to put your multimeter probes in the back of a plug / socket

 

[tamz]

The old Randall wiring centres were the best i've ever seen but they must be too expensive to market now. Only time i see them is when i take them out but i always keep them.
They came with different inset cards which you laid in the lid to give you a diagram to suit whatever makes of controls you were fitting.
In fact i had one in the van i took out yesterday

 

[tamz]

delete

 

[quality]

Thats a experienced post there

OLD MAN

I may one or two years behind ya but there is plenty of this stuff like this round my way

 

[tamz]

Like most things they don't make em like they used to lol.

I thought the post hadn't went up the first time so did it again¿
I'll rub one out.

 

[Steve @ TheHeatingHub]

those centres are good if the card is still there I'm prefer the bog standard cheap and cheerful chop blocks