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Posted on Jan 08, 2011

I need to replace an old Thermostat that just has 3 wires coloured Red, Blue and Yellow. The Honeywell THR830TUK Thermostat I have bought shows 5 wires on the diagram. I'm not sure which wire goes into which Terminal. Can you please advise? Regards Tim

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The honeywell THR830TUK thermostat does not require a neutral as shown in the instructions.Connect the LIVE to terminal "1" and your YELLOW SIGNAL wire to terminal "3".
Connect your EARTH (if you have one) to the EARTH connection on the top left hand corner of the thermostat and blank off your NEUTRAL wire with a block connector.These instructions were supplied to me by Honeywell Customer Support.Hope this helps.

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