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Matt0029

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When wiring in an open therm stat. Swapping a boiler and swapping the wired stat on the wall, Honeywell one. For an open therm one. I know you take two wires I believe from the supply to the boiler to the open therm connections in the boiler. Ideal instinct. Am I right in saying open therm is low voltage? I need to get the instructions for the stat and read up. Thanks for any insight.
 
There is normally a dedicated Bus or 'open therm' terminal block for the two wires. Some manufacturers use different terminology and they aren't all compatible.
I may be wrong but I don't think the Ideal Instinct has an eBus system, I'm happy to be corrected on that though.
 
I don’t believe it matters on OT, as it’s not polarity sensitive, so no switched live. You’ll need L-N-E for the power supply if wireless, and 2 wires for OT. Otherwise it’s just the 2 wires.
 
The live neutral and earth coming to the boiler would be in the same cable as the stat wires. So I couldnt use this 2 wires to take a feed to the open therm connections? Putting wagos on the 2 stat wires and running heat resistant 2 core to the open therm?
 

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