Programmers/Timers

Dual Channel Programmer

In short

Dual Channel Programmer: Controls HW and CH circuits. It has 7 terminals: E (Earth), L (Live), N (Neutral), 1 (HW OFF), 2 (CH OFF), 3 (HW ON), 4 (CH ON).

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Dual Channel Programmer as drawn in the simulator

Terminals

TerminalWhat it isOn an S-PlanOn a Y-Plan
EEarthWiring centre terminal 3 (earth)Wiring centre terminal 3 (earth)
LLiveWiring centre terminal 1 (permanent live)Wiring centre terminal 1 (permanent live)
NNeutralWiring centre terminal 2 (neutral)Wiring centre terminal 2 (neutral)
1HW OFF—Wiring centre terminal 7 (HW OFF, with the cylinder stat satisfied contact, on to the valve grey)
2CH OFF——
3HW ONWiring centre terminal 6 (HW demand, on to the cylinder thermostat common)Wiring centre terminal 6 (HW demand, on to the cylinder thermostat common)
4CH ONWiring centre terminal 4 (CH demand, on to the room thermostat L)Wiring centre terminal 4 (CH demand, on to the room thermostat L)

How it fails

Where it connects

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