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  • 10-11-2010 10:05pm
    #1
    Registered Users Posts: 53 ✭✭


    I have a flash immermat timer and it has stopped work I am upgrading it to the Flash programmer plus 1
    How would I wire up the new one

    on the old timer (flash immermat) its wired like this

    1 Phase in = 2 brown wires live
    2 N in = 2 blue wire nuetral
    3 N out = 1 blue wire nuetral
    4 Phase out = 2 brown wires

    wire diagram for the old flash immermat
    http://download.hager.com/controls.hager.com/files_download/Notices%20PDF/9419_527_01_GB.pdf

    The new timer has the following
    230v ac mains input
    L
    N
    and then has these 2 also
    1 = live to boiler
    2 = link to L (NB. do not link L+2 if 24 volt required or volt free contact required)

    The heating boiler is a potterton suprima
    The hot wtaer also gets hot when the heating is on



    Thanks
    Nige


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 302 ✭✭ntpm


    Basically the old timer had internal wiring that made a contact (linked) L IN to L out when required...on "time" or if you selected "constant".

    N in and N out were also linked internally. (Perminent link)


    The new timeclock makes a contact between 1 and 2. (basically making a switch In and OUT).
    (option to allow you switch 240V or volt free).
    As your original clock switched 240V Lin to Lout you need a link wire.

    So you need to put a link wire between
    Terminal 2 and L -= this will give 240V on the input.
    Terminal 1 now becomes your Live Out.


    To clarify this is how i see your NEW wiring terminal

    L= two live Brown cable (as before L in)
    plus link to Terminal 2

    N= 3 blue cables ( 2 from original N in and 1 from original N out)

    terminal 1 (live to boiler) = two live brown cables ( as before L out)

    terminal 2 ( link) = link cable to L terminal.


  • Registered Users Posts: 53 ✭✭nige


    thank you ill give that a go


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