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Posted: 2025-10-12 10:06 AM
Hi, I'm currently wiring up a Wiser UFH Controller for the first time.
The wiring for the pump seems relatively straightforward as it only has 3 cores (L, N, E). I have a Reliance 2-port motorised valve on the flow to the manifold. The valve cable has 5 cores (blue, brown, yellow/green, grey, orange) - see diagram.
I'm following the instructions for the UFH controller 230V AC wiring from https://www.productinfo.schneider-electric.com/wiser_home/wiser-underfloor-heating-connection-strip_...
Which says "connect B2 to zone valve". I'm assuming that I need to also connect L, N and Earth via a wago block? But which cable (orange or grey) do I connect to B2? And what do I connect the other one to?
Thanks.
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Posted: 2025-10-13 02:55 AM
Hi @wheelsandcogs ,
Thanks for your post.
In fact, you need to connect :
the Blue wire to the Neutral, also with N1/N2/N3
the Brown wire to B2
the Line to B1
No need to connect the Grey and Orange wires.
BR
David
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Posted: 2025-10-13 02:55 AM
Hi @wheelsandcogs ,
Thanks for your post.
In fact, you need to connect :
the Blue wire to the Neutral, also with N1/N2/N3
the Brown wire to B2
the Line to B1
No need to connect the Grey and Orange wires.
BR
David
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Posted: 2025-10-13 03:40 AM
Thanks David.
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