Do you know what make & model this is?

[uksparks]

Hi,

I don't suppose anyone knows what make and model this heating controller is do they?

the customer has just sent me the photo, I plan to swap it for a Honeywell 7 day programmer but need to know which way its wired really.

Thanks to anyone who knows!

 

[Leesparkykent]

Thanks for your help, I'll pick up a 7 day Honeywell programmer and take it over.

thanks as always!

If you get a Honeywell st9400 you will have to change the parameters on the programmer to mini programmer if it's gravity hot water.

http://www.honeywelluk.com/documents/Installation-Guide/pdf/835.pdf

enter installer mode, flick through to parameter number 7 and change the 0 to a 1, press ok and exit installer mode.

 

[davesparks]

I'll just keep quiet, and follow the rest of the post!!

There is a ridiculous amount of confusion among electricians about what the different types of heating system are and how they work. Personally I just don't understand why? It didn't take me long to ask a few questions and learn how they all work and how the controls should operate.
It baffles me that people call themselves electricians yet can't manage to join a few switches in series to control domestic heating, it's not exactly a complex control system! Just so long as you understand when and where safety stats need to be put in certain systems it can't really go wrong'

 

[Dave OCD]

I enjoy this sort of thing, it's a bit more interesting than the run of the mill stuff. The mess some people make of the wiring centre can be equally entertaining and frightening.

 

[alanl]

If it is gravity, then there are fewer programmers around now that are suitable for gravity systems.
A plumber asked me to fit one recently, a cheaper Drayton iirc, and it couldnt be configured for gravity, only fully pumped, so be aware of what system it is before buying.

 

[uksparks]

Any particular reason you want Honeywell?
If not I'd recommend Drayton over Honeywell. We'd normally fit an LP522 (5 day/2day, 2 channel) as standard or an LP722 (7 day, 2 channel) if the customer really wants 7 day control.
The vast majority of people just want the 5/2day option so that they have one set of times for weekdays and another for weekends.

I know the Honeywell ones, but by the sounds of it the Drayton one will be perhaps a better swap in this case.

I appreciate the help from everyone thanks!

 

[Leesparkykent]

I know the Honeywell ones, but by the sounds of it the Drayton one will be perhaps a better swap in this case.

I appreciate the help from everyone thanks!

Honeywell over Drayton IMO.

 

[davesparks]

Honeywell over Drayton IMO.

God no, Honeywell are hateful things these days.

 

[Leesparkykent]

God no, Honeywell are hateful things these days.

It's what I cut my teeth on lol.

 

[Dave OCD]

Me too, Danfoss stuff is ok too.

 

[davesparks]

It's what I cut my teeth on lol.

We used to fit Honeywell as standard when I was an apprentice, but then they changed them and added other features etc when most people just want to turn their heating on and off. So now I prefer the Drayton Lifestyle programmers (plus my plumber gets a good rate for them)

 

[Leesparkykent]

We used to fit Honeywell as standard when I was an apprentice, but then they changed them and added other features etc when most people just want to turn their heating on and off. So now I prefer the Drayton Lifestyle programmers (plus my plumber gets a good rate for them)

I don't mind Drayton tbh. Another thing I found is that plumb-centre sell a 2 channel programmer product code 340000 which is the old Honeywell ST6400C branded up as centre own brand with a slightly more modern front for £32.40 including VAT (before discount).

 

[Swcfisher]

Hi,

I don't suppose anyone knows what make and model this heating controller is do they?

the customer has just sent me the photo, I plan to swap it for a Honeywell 7 day programmer but need to know which way its wired really.

Thanks to anyone who knows!

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Pretty sure it's an old wickes own brand

 

[davesparks]

I don't mind Drayton tbh. Another thing I found is that plumb-centre sell a 2 channel programmer product code 340000 which is the old Honeywell ST6400C branded up as centre own brand with a slightly more modern front for £32.40 including VAT (before discount).

That's the jobbies we used to fit, they were allright. It's whatever they replaced it with that I didn't like. And the older generation never seemed to get on with them too well.