C-Bus Hot Water Thermostat

Discussion in 'C-Bus Wired Hardware' started by [email protected], Jun 21, 2012.

  1. david.k.shaw@gmail.com

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    I'm planning to upgrade my exisiting central heating system to C-Bus control. Its a fairly typical large UK domestic arrangement (sealed system, with provision for 3 heating zones and a hot water cylinder). Currently its controlled via a Honeywell Smartfit thermostat/baseunit, however that doesn't support programming the separate heating zones.

    Upgrading the heating zones with a 5070THP and a couple of slave 5070THB units looks straight forwards. However how can I sense the temperature of the hot water cylinder? (I don't need to monitor the exact temperature, I just need to be able to switch the hot water zone off when it gets to some set point.)

    Has anyone experience with an installation of this type?
     
    [email protected], Jun 21, 2012
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  2. david.k.shaw@gmail.com

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    The thermostat has no such input (for sensing the cylinder).
     
    ashleigh, Jun 22, 2012
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    Hi David

    Can you please change your preferences to receive Private Messages. I might be able to suggest a couple of things (offline) which may assist.

    Cheers
     
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  4. david.k.shaw@gmail.com

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    I've updated my settings so that I can receive email from other members.
     
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