Bought a thermostat for a combi boiler and can't work out how to wire it in. The thermostat is 230v, the instrusctions say 230v input and output, and has terminal connectors for N L SL. The boiler has 2 connections for a thermostat that currently just has a bit of cable connected between them meaning the heating is permanently on unless switched off manually. the voltage between the 2 connectors in the boiler however is only 12v. does this mean that the thermostat is incompatible with the boiler? If not how should it be wired?
It would be a good plan to identify what it is that you a trying to connect to what by reference to manufacturer and model / part number rather than a generic "boiler" and "thermostat".
If you have a standard mechanical type thermostat then connect across L & SL. The N connection is there to operate an anticipator that closes the on/off differential by a couple of degrees.
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by Ollie999 » Fri Dec 04, 2009 10:09 am 
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