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Replacing Grasslin Ecosave Timer with Heatmiser-hw

wandererz · 2015-11-23 18:03:33

I currently have a Grasslin Ecosave timer as per the attached photo. The hot water tank is electric. Is it possible to replace this with a heatmiser-hw or similar thermostat?

23-11-2015 6:03pm

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wandererz

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I currently have a Grasslin Ecosave timer as per the attached photo.
The hot water tank is electric.

Is it possible to replace this with a heatmiser-hw or similar thermostat?

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#2 23-11-2015 8:56pm

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Heatmiser is primarily designed for central heating systems being linked into peripherals with low amp ratings of approx 3 - 5 amps.
Immersion elements have a much higher rating of approx 12 - 13 amp, probably not a good idea to mix the two.

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