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Hi all

Am I right in thinking that if you have the stat turned down when the mechanical clock starts calling for heat, nothing will happen?
 
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That's what the lady has but she wants it on a timer but also for it not to go off in the night.
 
If it's set on the clock to come on at 8 and off at 10 whether the stat is still calling past ten will the boiler fire up ? I ent clued up with these at all.
 
No. It requires both conditions to be met:

Timing on, stat calling = boiler fires
Timing on, stat not calling = boiler doesn't fire
Timing off, stat calling = boiler doesn't fire
Timing off, stat not calling = boiler doesn't fire (obviously!)

Obviously subject to the range of over-ride, boost, advance etc buttons that allow the user to override the time programme.
 
Recommend that you replace the old mechanical room thermostat for a modern electronic type either one with night set back built-in or a programable type, then set the existing programer heating side to constant / 24hour & let it control the heating.
 
Allot of new programmers will have a setback setting, so when heating goes off it actually just turns down to setback temp (16,17 whatever)
Could look at just a programable stat and leave existing timer on
 
Recommend that you replace the old mechanical room thermostat for a modern electronic type either one with night set back built-in or a programable type, then set the existing programer heating side to constant / 24hour & let it control the heating.

Hi Chris

Could you come round my house and explain this to Mrs S? :)

Thanks

Ray
 
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