Wiring for Wired Smart Thermostat

RichieH

Hi all. Apologies if this has been asked before......I'm looking to replace my UFH heating thermostat. Tado have suggested using a wired smart thermostat. My UFH wiring centre is marked as Live, Neutral, Earth and Switched Live. How does this correspond to the Tado, which uses NO, NC, COM, P1, P2 and P3?

To make life more complicated, the old receiver for a wireless thermostat in labelled different. But I have the wiring diagram for that and have attached.

Thanks in advance for any support.

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GrilledCheese2

The mapping between the wiring terminals is:

• Live to COM
• Neutral to P1
• Earth to P2
• Switched Live to NO (normally open)

P1 and P2 are parking terminals to safely isolate unused wires. Due to Tado using batteries you only need Live and Switched Live. NC (normally closed) is the opposite of NO. If you connect the wires shown above and the heating is on when it should be off, then move Switched Live to NC.

RichieH

Thanks, really appreciate the help! That is what I had worked out, but really good to have it explained!

The original wiring has a bridge between Live and Switched Live. Would I also need to bridge between COM and NO?

Thanks again

GrilledCheese2

No, you must not bridge any of the wires on the Tado thermostat.

RichieH

Thanks. Good to know.....do not bridge!!!!

daniel23

Hi! I think I have a similar situation, please see the attached wringing diagram.

Can you please tell me if it correct to link like this?

• Live to COM
• Neutral to P1
• Output (by Live) to NO

Many thanks

Daniel

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tom1080

Thanks for the info above. still unsure how NO (Normally Off) and NC (Normally Closed) are used

My current thermostat has 5 wires, RED, WHITE, BLUE(neutral), BLACK, GREEN/YELLOW(earth)

BLACK = Always 240v (COM)

Thermostat turned down below room temperature (so the heating is off) RED = 0V, WHITE= 240V

Thermostat turned up above room temperature (so heating is on) RED = 240V, WHITE =240V

So my assumption is

RED = NO (Normally Open circuit)

WHITE = NC (Normally Closed circuit)

BLACK = COM

BLUE =P1

GREEN/YELLOW = P2

Kissarmy

For WHITE to be the normally closed circuit it should go to 0v when the thermostat calls for heat and RED goes to 240v.

MCHo

Attach my old controller TS715Si for controlling heating.

Could anyone can let me know how to wire the NO NC COM P1 P2 P3 and the power of Boiler ?

johnnyp78

If you use the Tado app to do the install you should get customised instructions.

Ramsay_Fletcher_1st

I have the same issue, how do you bridge the tado, or can you? If no bridge I have earth (useless), live and neutral.

Ramsay_Fletcher_1st

Worked it out, the receiver cable was the wrong colour cable, whoever wired it used the earth cable (no)

simon_harris

Hi,
I'm looking to purchase a Tado wired thermostat (along with several smart TRVs) to replace my existing Honeywell Smart Series TH9320 thermostat. I live in Australia (fortunately I've found a local supplier) and want to be sure the Tado thermostat will work before purchasing.

The attached image shows my current wiring on the TH9320 and I'm hoping some kind sole can provide me with details on how the Tado would need to be wired.

The boiler is an Immergas.

Just in case it helps, here's the wiring specifics for the TH9320 thermostat: https://store.mfw.net.au/media/mfw_trade_warehouse/pdfs/Honeywell_Controllers_Smart_TH9320.pdf

Many thanks in advance — Simon

championc

My Smart Thermostat says "Potential Free", but can I really use it to switch a Live ?