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Additional heating zone

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I’ve to add a new zone into an existing heating system.


which currently has a 3 channel programmer

- Hot water

- House heating

- UFH


now I was gonna put a new 4 channel programmer in with a Timeguard TRT037N, wireless stat for the new zone


Am I right that to make this work, I’ll take a permanent Live & Neutral to my new receiver, also take a Channel Live and put into the Common terminal on the receiver with the outgoing onto the brown of my valve?
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    That’s interesting.

    All of the underfloor heating I’ve worked with the ufh wiring centre had connections to control the valve, but doesn’t seem to be on this one.

    Assuming you have non-programmable room stats then yes I think channel live to the wiring centre.

    I think I would then use the PL07 to control the valve so brown to the boiler on terminal, and then the valve to switch the boiler so orange to a separate core back to the boiler.

    Does seem a bit long winded though and not familiar with this system, so stand to be corrected...
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    That’s interesting.

    All of the underfloor heating I’ve worked with the ufh wiring centre had connections to control the valve, but doesn’t seem to be on this one.

    Assuming you have non-programmable room stats then yes I think channel live to the wiring centre.

    I think I would then use the PL07 to control the valve so brown to the boiler on terminal, and then the valve to switch the boiler so orange to a separate core back to the boiler.

    Does seem a bit long winded though and not familiar with this system, so stand to be corrected...
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