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Hi all. going to sound really thick here. adding a honeywell t6360b to a bosch greenstar 27cdi combi boiler using 3 core for the central heating only which i've done a few times. now they are wanting to add a seperate programmer and was thinking of using a honeywell st9400c. looked at the wiring diagrams and just can't figure it out.any pointers would be greatly received. do i wire the programmer from the stat or vice versa. the boiler has only one wiring point for either a stat or programmer. and looking at the programmer theres no place for a stat to wire in. i don't do much with central heating and its proberbly really simple but i've gone completely blank.
thanks to all Daz...
 
Wire the programmer from the boiler (ST10 Ls Ns E). The CH from the programmer then goes to the stat and the S/L from the stat back to Lr on ST10 in the boiler. As it's a combi you only really need a single channel programmer though.


If you find it easier, put a wiring centre in! I'd run cores for CH, HW and HW off from the progammer to the wiring centre. If using the wiring centre then you'd use:

FCU (3A) to:
1 2 3 = L N E supply
1 2 -> programmer backplate
CH on backplate -> 4
HW from backplate -> 6 (won't be used)
HW off from backplate -> 7 (won't be used)
Stat N from 2, L from 4, S/L from stat back to 5
link from 5 -> 10
boiler ST10 Lr from 10
no connections for valves.
pump is built in so no connections for that.
 

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