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Post by dickpuller on Jan 2, 2021 22:19:52 GMT
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Post by DIYDafty on Jan 2, 2021 23:26:36 GMT
If you're wiring up a Y plan or s plan with 2 zones heating and HW then I would agree. BUT if you've got 3 zones in total to do doesn't it make things more complicated with all those existing links in place ? |
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Post by dickpuller on Jan 3, 2021 7:41:59 GMT
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Post by woodbine66 on Jan 3, 2021 11:32:46 GMT
If you're wiring up a Y plan or s plan with 2 zones heating and HW then I would agree. BUT if you've got 3 zones in total to do doesn't it make things more complicated with all those existing links in place ?
Yes, the Salus that Dick linked to looks ideal. I would be pulling the wires out that Salus put in, and doing it my own way. With 16 connections across the top and another 9 on the sides, the world's your lobster. You could terminate the entire wiring loom for the Space Shuttle in there and still have a few connections left over. 
All nice, neat and numbered too for easy reference and fault testing in the future. Plenty of cable restraints too, with bottom or rear entry options. Now that's got to be a bonus!
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Post by DIYDafty on Jan 3, 2021 15:00:06 GMT
Right, that's it then. Salus it is. End of thread. Thanks so much as ever for all input. The metal box and even surface backbox were interesting ideas but for the metal I'd need brass screws ready and things like that which for me as a single installation DIYer would be more hassle than a box I know has enough space. I'll let you know when I've got the cylinder stat controlling the radiators  In case anyone else reads this in the future I've attached the S Plan Plus wiring diagram in pdf so you can zoom to make it big. They managed to cram the lot into 10 terminals ! I hope the ones in the Salus are big enough or I suppose will have to split them out a bit. So maybe I should use the diagram as the basis but adjust to spread the cables out (with my own links) Attachments:12913869.pdf (119.87 KB)
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