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What I would of been inclined to do would be to install a wireless cylinder thermostat, use the twin skin as LNE for the valve and the RF link link for the switched live from the valve. This way everything would be fed from the same SFCU/plug top.
 
What I would of been inclined to do would be to install a wireless cylinder thermostat, use the twin skin as LNE for the valve and the RF link link for the switched live from the valve. This way everything would be fed from the same SFCU/plug top.

Ok all still fed from same single supply though just not got the wireless cylinder stat. Never fitted a wireless stat to cyl. Any good
 
So have set up the RF kit etc.. and all was great until the micro switch on dhw valve calls to the boiler which is old school L,N,E no sw/l and by feeding onto that which is of course linked to a pump it then back feeds 240V to the pump via the linked cable with the switched lines to call the boiler on from cylinder stat or roomstat and by doing so it starts the pump running against a closed Htg valve ! as room stat is still at 0V not calling.

Hope you get what I mean ?
Apparently you can sort this out with a relay ? It might be something simple but I can't see a way round it as yet.
 

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