mcoliver88
Novice Member
Hello All,
Unfortunately my Nest Thermostat broke, so when an engineer came out, he did something (I think he added the red loop cable in) to by past the nest so my heating would work. However I have now opted to change from Nest to Hive. I am wiring up the hive receiver, using the guide which is a dual channel system as I have a hot water tank. I have used the nest guide along side the hive and have also used the label on my junction box to get the wiring to match up. However on the hive guide, it states I need to plug in the cable into 2, to turn the heating off. However looking at my junction box there is nothing I can see that is obvious for Heating Off.
however after moving the cables over from the nest box to the hive receiver I am left with two cables, a black one which I think went to the thermostat down stairs and a white cable. Should the white cable be going into connection 2 on the hive?
I've attached some photos hoping it helps someone answer my question.
I will be forever grateful for those who can help.
thanks
Unfortunately my Nest Thermostat broke, so when an engineer came out, he did something (I think he added the red loop cable in) to by past the nest so my heating would work. However I have now opted to change from Nest to Hive. I am wiring up the hive receiver, using the guide which is a dual channel system as I have a hot water tank. I have used the nest guide along side the hive and have also used the label on my junction box to get the wiring to match up. However on the hive guide, it states I need to plug in the cable into 2, to turn the heating off. However looking at my junction box there is nothing I can see that is obvious for Heating Off.
however after moving the cables over from the nest box to the hive receiver I am left with two cables, a black one which I think went to the thermostat down stairs and a white cable. Should the white cable be going into connection 2 on the hive?
I've attached some photos hoping it helps someone answer my question.
I will be forever grateful for those who can help.
thanks