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Zone/Heating control basic layout
This diagram shows a receiver used in a
conventional fully pumped system using a 2
port spring return zone valve with auxiliary
switch to control the pump and boiler. Please
note: hot water control will need to be
controlled by the use of a programmer or
time switch.
Mains supplies to both
the receiver and the
boiler are omitted for
clarity. Please consult
the boiler manufacturers
installation handbook
before commencing any
installation work.
N L 1 2 3
230V
230V
50V
50V
OFF
N = Neutral
L = Live
S = Boiler switch output
R = Boiler switch return
Boiler external control
connections shown
ONCOMM
N L S R
4
Internal
Electronics
N L 1 2 3
230V
230V
50V
50V
OFF ONCOMM
4
Switch live from
programmer or mains
feed from wiring
centre (fused 3 Amp)
2 Port spring return
motorised valve with
auxiliary end switch
To Pump
and Boiler
N
L
Internal
Electronics
Typical combi boiler system
with built in timer
This diagram shows a typical receiver and
combination boiler installation, where
the external boiler control is connected
via switching terminals (a link may have
to be removed on the boiler switching
control terminals). Mains supplies to both
the receiver and the boiler are omitted
for clarity. Please consult the boiler
manufacturers installation handbook
before commencing any installation work.
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