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Start date Mar 11, 2017
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ohvohv

Mar 11, 2017

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Hi all I've recently fitted a underfloor heating system using heatmiser controls and a Worcester Bosch oil system boiler boiler. On the heatmiser wiring center I have an in and out boiler enable volt free, and at the boiler I have L N E . Please see attached photos.

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Leesparkykent

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Mar 11, 2017

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Link permanent live to in and out goes to boiler.

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ohvohv

Mar 11, 2017

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Leesparkykent said:
Link permanent live to in and out goes to boiler.

What connection do I use on the boiler LNE or N E and 1

Leesparkykent

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Mar 11, 2017

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ohvohv said:
What connection do I use on the boiler LNE or N E and 1

What do the instructions say?

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Toneyz

Mar 11, 2017

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purely from info given live link from live to in in heat mister out to live on boiler n & e from mains

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