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Electrical

Change of Room Thermostat

Anonymous user 03/03/2024 - 3.17 PM

HI, I'm looking to change a honeywell T6360B(3wire) thermostat to a DT90E(2wire), apparently the neutral wire is no longer used and should be made safe, what's te best way of doing this, as I can't get easy access to the other end

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3 Answers

Brightwise Electrical

Rating: 5 out of 5
Kettering
The easiest way is to fit a connector on the neutral end or a thru crimp to protect the neutral from touching any other connectors and causing a fault condition.
Answered11 February 2018
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DEACON ELECTRICAL SERVICES

Rating: 5 out of 5
Grimsby
Just stick a connector on it and leave it in the ‘stat.
Answered11 February 2018
1

Anonymous user

Hi, the easiest way to isolate the neutral would be to use a connector block. The best way to isolate would be to disconnect in the wiring centre. If you are unsure I would strongly advise you use an electrician that has experience of heating systems as there are usually 20+ connections in these centres. Hope this helps
Answered21 February 2018
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