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![]() Hi, I would like to replace my old (80s) Honeywell room thermostat with the 907. It's a very common model. On the old thermostat there are 5 terminals (top to bottom): 5 2 3 4 1. Of these, 2 (Neutral), 3 (Switch Live) and 1 (Live) are connected. I understand that the 907 only accepts two wires. Is my installation compatible with the 907? The installation manual suggests current needs to by 8A; how does one check that? http://europe.hbc.honeywell.com/prod...7uk07r0906.pdf Am I right that this a DIY job? I know I need to switch the boiler off at the mains and drop the fuse while the wife and kids are out shopping :-) Thanks, Kostas |
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