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Daniel Floyd

Hi,

I have an Ideal Vogue C32 sited in the garage, with a iFlo Digistat +2 programmer and thermostat which lives in the hallway.

I initially bought a Hive, and returned it and picked up a Nest instead because of its OpenTherm support.

Can someone shed some light on the wiring, as well as incorporating OpenTherm for me?

Thank you

Dan
 
need to get a gas safe engy as it requires removing the cover
 
Oh ok, didn't know I needed a gas safe engineer, thought the electrics side was ok as nothing being touched from the gas side. Thank you, right, Google!
 

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