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I have a customer with a nobo system 500 orion 512 controller that has burnt out.
I know that these are obsolete, but is there anything I could replace it with to control the nobo panel heaters towel rails etc please.
 
Might be worth speaking to SyxthSense - Mike Knowles.
They do quite a few retrofit and conversions for HVAC automation systems, although I can't find any explicit mention of the Nobo system in their catalogue.
 

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