S-Plan central heating - bypass microswitch? Discussion ThreadS-Plan central heating - bypass microswitch? Electrical Advice
I have Drayton motorised valves for my central Heating and hot water in an S Plan configuration. However, I have had several failures of the microswitches in these valve where they've not switched off and so left the pump and boiler running. This leads to the boiler over heating and so tripping and needing to be reset (imagine if it didn't trip??!!).
So I was wondering of I could bypass these and switch on the pump and boiler directly when the timer/thermostat call for heat? I really don't see any benefit in going via these microswitches.
S-Plan central heating - bypass microswitch? for the original thread on Electricians Forums
I have Drayton motorised valves for my central Heating and hot water in an S Plan configuration. However, I have had several failures of the microswitches in these valve where they've not switched off and so left the pump and boiler running. This leads to the boiler over heating and so tripping and needing to be reset (imagine if it didn't trip??!!).
So I was wondering of I could bypass these and switch on the pump and boiler directly when the timer/thermostat call for heat? I really don't see any benefit in going via these microswitches.
S-Plan central heating - bypass microswitch? for the original thread on Electricians Forums
