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Centaurplus C11

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  • 30-11-2014 10:59pm
    #1
    Hannibal
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    I'm wiring up a Centaurplus C11 single channel heating clock.

    I've live and neutral coming off the 3amp fused socket, then I've a live neural earth from the boiler and again from the pump.
    So I've basically 3 live wires and 3 neutral wires, I just want to know what goes where on the backplate?

    Thanks


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    crasy dash
    Registered Users Posts: 1,605 ✭✭✭crasy dash


    How was it wired before was there a timer switch are you just replacing that is it?


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    Par1
    Registered Users Posts: 263 ✭✭Par1


    Depends on if system required is volt free or not.

    Volt free.
    Feed clock L+N Do not put voltage onto terminal 2 just use terminal 2+4 as circuit for external controls

    Voltage required
    Feed clock L+N loop live to terminal 2 then use terminal 3(off) or 4 (on) as output depending on what set-up you require

    You dont mention stats or zone valves so pump and boiler lives can come on with output (pump may need P/L if it requires an overrun) neutrals can be linked together.

    Best of luck


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    Hannibal
    Registered Users Posts: 1,815 ✭✭✭Hannibal


    crasy dash wrote: »
    How was it wired before was there a timer switch are you just replacing that is it?

    There's an existing analogue Flash immermat. The boiler is just a standa.Ideal boiler and the pump is a standard circulating pump. All standard nothing fancy


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    crasy dash
    Registered Users Posts: 1,605 ✭✭✭crasy dash


    Follow PAr1's post and you wont go wrong.

    If you need any more advice just post and we will help you:)

    Double check your connections when your done and you'' be fine.

    Best of luck


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    Hannibal
    Registered Users Posts: 1,815 ✭✭✭Hannibal


    crasy dash wrote: »
    Follow PAr1's post and you wont go wrong.

    If you need any more advice just post and we will help you:)

    Double check your connections when your done and you'' be fine.

    Best of luck
    When he says neutrals can be linked together does he mean all 3 neutrals?
    Or does he wire the input neutral to the feed. Then link the pump and boiler neutrals together separately and if so where do they go?


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    crasy dash
    Registered Users Posts: 1,605 ✭✭✭crasy dash


    Easiest Way is get all 3 neutrals join them in a connector take a link of cable(blue) from this connector to the terminal N.


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    Hannibal
    Registered Users Posts: 1,815 ✭✭✭Hannibal


    crasy dash wrote: »
    Easiest Way is get all 3 neutrals join them in a connector take a link of cable(blue) from this connector to the terminal N.

    Sorted despite the late hour I gave it another twist. Thanks for the help lads


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    crasy dash
    Registered Users Posts: 1,605 ✭✭✭crasy dash


    Hannibal wrote: »
    Sorted despite the late hour I gave it another twist. Thanks for the help lads

    Glad you got it sorted and you learnt something as well in the process!!!


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