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Sparkydan

Hi all I am wiring a boiler system up with 4 zones, under floor heating (with manifold actuators and own wiring centre poly pipe), heating up, heating down and hot water.Am I right in thinking that I can wire each zone as usual and link the switch live through each zone back to boiler?Thanks in advance..
 

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