Stanley Brandon 100k Oil Boiler & Hive Heating Controls

Capt. Insano

I am setting looking to add Hive Active Heating to a Stanley Brandon 100k Mk2 Range.

I am hoping to have it control central heating and hot water. I am looking for any/all advice on the wiring before approaching my local sparks who has never done one of these before.

The house is new to me and I think it is a S-Plan heating system as there are seperate motorised valves for Heating/Hot Water but there are no thermostats, just a (unlabelled) double gang switch on the wall that activates either/both valves.

I am looking to bypass the timer on the range (Honeywell ST9400C) and just use the Hive system to control heating. The timer could (idealy) still be used for the cooker controls.

I have figured that the Hive will need to trigger one/both of the motorised valves as needed and trigger the boiler to run but unsure of the schematic.

The wiring diagram of the stanley is as follows:

The Hive Pinout:

Any advice on how to get this wired?

Capt. Insano

Realised that the above wiring diagram was for a Y-Plan system, did more research and found the following wiring diagram for an S-Plan:

I subsequently edited it as I am only going to use 2 zones (one for heating and one for water) fully controlled by Hive to the following:

Can anyone give advice on this?

Does it look OK?

ElonMusk9

Hi there, did you end up having any success with this? I have a Stanley 80 so hoping to do the same.

SmurfnSurf

I'd be very keen to know the same. I have a Stanley Brandon 100.

Nuphor

In the hopes that this helps someone else, I've had my electrician hookup our Hive to our Stanley Brandon 100K a few years ago, and it's been working great. The Stanley folks had an engineer send this my way, which was enough to go on for my spark. Hopefully helps someone.

Hive.pdf