Hi there
I need to get an electrician, to wire in a mains digital display thermostat,
he should arrive next week. Meanwhile, looking at the wiring diagram
supplied with the stat, as one does, I see the supply is marked 'Line' and
'AC'

Can I assume that;

Line = Live feed in
AC = Neutral or Return

The reason why I am asking is that the loose paper wiring diagram printed on
the Installation Instructions shows a connection from terminal 6 on the
stat, to load (heating element), and then to Line.
The diagram stuck on the back of the stat itself, shows from terminal 6, to
load, to AC.

If anyone can define Line and AC, I would really appreciate it. TIA

Bertie

On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 16:37:22 GMT, "Bertie Doe"
wrote:

Hi there
I need to get an electrician, to wire in a mains digital display thermostat,
he should arrive next week. Meanwhile, looking at the wiring diagram
supplied with the stat, as one does, I see the supply is marked 'Line' and
'AC'

Can I assume that;

Line = Live feed in
AC = Neutral or Return

The reason why I am asking is that the loose paper wiring diagram printed on
the Installation Instructions shows a connection from terminal 6 on the
stat, to load (heating element), and then to Line.
The diagram stuck on the back of the stat itself, shows from terminal 6, to
load, to AC.

If anyone can define Line and AC, I would really appreciate it. TIA

Bertie

AC would be air con. ie cooling not heating.

"EricP" wrote in message
...

If anyone can define Line and AC, I would really appreciate it. TIA

Bertie

AC would be air con. ie cooling not heating.

Agh, thanks Eric, it is marketed as a refrigeration stat, temp range -50 to
+150C

Bertie

Bertie Doe wrote:
"EricP" wrote in message
...

If anyone can define Line and AC, I would really appreciate it. TIA

AC would be air con. ie cooling not heating.

Agh, thanks Eric, it is marketed as a refrigeration stat, temp range -50 to
+150C

Hopefully it also has the right connections for heating control...?

NT

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Bertie Doe wrote:
"EricP" wrote in message
...

If anyone can define Line and AC, I would really appreciate it. TIA

AC would be air con. ie cooling not heating.

Agh, thanks Eric, it is marketed as a refrigeration stat, temp range -50
to
+150C

Hopefully it also has the right connections for heating control...?

NT


If the range is that great then I wonder what the sensitivity will be like
Go on - spend £30 on a proper one.