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ck1 | 09:23 Tue 24th Sep 2013 | How it Works
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I have a standard Honeywell dial to adjust the temperature for the central heating, but where is the temperature sensor, how does the boiler know when the house is up to the set temperature?
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Avatar Image Baldric

Something like this

http://www.plumbnation.co.uk/site/honeywell-dial-setting-room-thermostat-t6360b1028/
09:25 Tue 24th Sep 2013
Avatar Image boxtops
we've got one of them, baldric
09:26 Tue 24th Sep 2013
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Do you notice the way the thermostat clicks on/off when you adjust the dial boxy?
(Clue for you there ck1)
09:29 Tue 24th Sep 2013
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The actual sensor is built into the unit and the unit is connected to the boiler to switch it on or off as appropriate.
09:31 Tue 24th Sep 2013
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Indeed we do, baldric :-)
09:33 Tue 24th Sep 2013

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