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Wiring diagram

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Anyone out there with a great mind for heating systems, care to draw me a wiring diagram ?


There is a

-warm flow oil boiler 

-Immersion 

-pipe stat 

-UFH Valve

-Manifold(8 zones)

-Hot water valve

-Hot water circulation 

-Towel warmer valve (stat is what’s on the towel rail)

-Upstairs heating valve

-2 x 2 channel Honeywell programmer

-1x 1 channel Honeywell programmer

-1x stat for upstairs radiators

-stat for each ufh zone 


Any advice on what I can use to get this all linked together, currently looking at S plan but I feel someone with experience with similar system  may give some better guidance 


Clint



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    S plan is good as you can have as many zones as you need, each with its own room stat. The tank stat will control a motorised valve for hot water temperature control. Presumably the under floor heating also has its own zone motorised valves and stats. Just break things down into sections and it all becomes clear.


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    S plan is good as you can have as many zones as you need, each with its own room stat. The tank stat will control a motorised valve for hot water temperature control. Presumably the under floor heating also has its own zone motorised valves and stats. Just break things down into sections and it all becomes clear.


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