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It would, however given that the common terminals of the old controller were linked to line, it should be a straight swap. As I mentioned, if there is any doubt about the identity of the conductors, it's a different ball game, and it would probably be wise to call in an expert.
 
I am confident now it's a Y-Plan system as I have a Y-Plan 3 position diverter valve. I also know all the wiring colours for the pump and immersion thermostat so maybe better off requiring it from the start. Thanks again for your help.
 

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