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Hi All,

Im not an electrician, but i like to do things myself if possible, so i'm here to ask for some help in wiring a new RF switch for controlling my central heating.

I already have a heatmiser system that controls my underfloor heating downstairs, but my upstairs rads and hot water are not connected to it and are controlled by a separate honeywell timer.

I've uploaded the pictures of my current honeywell wiring, and the new RF switch i want to deploy, i have a separate wireless thermostat which ill use to control the central heating once the RF switch is in place.

Any help would be much appreciated, thanks in advance.

[ElectriciansForums.net] Need help wiring a Heatmiser RF Switch for heating and hot water control.

[ElectriciansForums.net] Need help wiring a Heatmiser RF Switch for heating and hot water control.

[ElectriciansForums.net] Need help wiring a Heatmiser RF Switch for heating and hot water control.
 
So HW on No2, Heating on No1 and live, earth and neutral on their respective connections. Just want to make sure there's nothing else required.
 

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