Potterton EP2 Twin Channel Programmer

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One note however, the EP2 face plate has a tiny screw on the lower edge that is screwed in from the underside to really lock the faceplate in position. Pott 7211473 Electronic Programmer EP2 Versatile electric fan heaterfor domestic and small commercial applications.

Read more The thing I really like about all the Potterton programmers I have used and I have now had 3 different ones, is that they all fit onto the same backplate and control the same wiring. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . I carefully cut the central support out and discarded it; this allowed me to push the wires back into the pattress and the programmer to fully locate on the backplate.

Instructions good, but you also need to use the supplied installer instructions to get it working right for you. Read the instructions but still no luck in clearing out all the seven days of the week along the top of the screen. The POTTERTON 7211473 ELECTRONIC PROGRAMMER EP2 is a genuine, brand new Potterton Boiler Spares product, covered by a Potterton Boiler Spares manufacturer's guarantee. Independent or linked refers to the selection of hot water or heating; independent means it’s possible to have the hot water and heating coming on at differing times, linked means both hot water and heating will come on together. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.When I read that this unit would just fit onto the old back plate and replace the old broken unit (which looked very old) I was, I'll admit, cynical. You can select 2 or 3 on/off cycles per day, weekday/ weekend, heating and or hot water on, or individual days can all be selected. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. I also have a spare backplate with just a mains connection on it and the locking part of the catch filed off so that I can set the programmer up on the table as it is too awkward to work in the airing cupboard and of course the memory battery holds the settings. I have been using a Potterton EP6000 programmer for some 21 years for my CH system and replaced the 48volt relays when they slowly burnt out over the years, but now the membrane hardly works when pressing the buttons so purchased a new Potterton EP2.

Some mention that it is expensive and bulky, but it works as expected and is a great improvement over the original.Not sure what the problem is but wondered if it's reasonable to think that it's a fault with the programmer so, if I'm going to change it, then to opt for the EP2? You can make it as simple or as complex as you like in normal user operation, from a simple setting (2 on/offs, every workday/weekend day the same, HW/CH with same time settings) to a complex, highly variable situation as I mentioned above. This programmer meets central heating demands via 24 hour 5/2 day or 7 day time settings allowing the user to select the schedule that suits their weekly or daily requirements. If its set lower than the room temp actually is, then the boiler will not come on, or if its one like we had, it may need new batteries. These sequences are all laid out in the table in Section 11 of the Installer's Guide (above section 12 at the top of the middle column).