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Installing a second underfloor controller
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Posted: 2026-07-2305:38 AM
Installing a second underfloor controller
Hello
I'm just after some guidance please. I'm installing a second WF762F1A0902 to control the underfloor heating in an extension to an existing property. Do I need to run a cable from this controller back to the boiler position to fire the boiler, or can this be achieved wirelessly ?
In a typical underfloor heating architecture, the B1/B2 boiler demand terminals from under floor heating controller are wired to the zone valves. The contacts within the zone valves are then wired to the boiler's call-for-heat input (or the existing boiler demand circuit) to ensure the boiler only operates when there is a genuine heating demand.