Replacement central heating timeswitch

Jan 18, 2006 2 Replies

Hello - help required with heating timeswitch. I have searched this group and also contacted Danfoss tech support but no reply after three days.



I have an elderly dial type timeswitch marked "Superswitch" which controls the heating on a combi boiler. This works but is getting noisy so I have decided to replace and have a new Danfoss TS715. Unfortunately the Danfoss conversion chart and website do not list the Superswitch for conversion.



Currently, on the input side, there are two connections used (plus earth):



N in - neutral mains input L in - live mains input



The output to the boiler is with three core and earth:



L in - red (in common with above) L out yellow N out blue



The Danfoss website carries the TS715 instructions and wiring at

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Many thanks in advance.


Personally, I would bypass the timeswitch and just fit a programmable thermostat instead of the standard one.

Christian.

Yes, I have one on my home system but think it would be too complicated for the users of this one (and I already have the new Danfoss!).

David

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