Help with sourcing timer for heating

mobfromcork · 09-01-2019 09:44PM #1

Folks,
We have a Neural geothermal system installed in the house. On the control panel there is a Flash Timer which is programmed to turn the hot water tank on at night to take advantage of the night rates and geothermal helping to hear the water at that time as well. For the last week or so the timer seems to be either cutting out or slowing down as the water heating will be on during the day which is twice the price!
It's an integral part of the panel but is removable. Had a look online but can't find anything like it anywhere. Panel is approx 10 years old. Would a generic switch do here? It's only ever on setting 1 - Timed Pump A. The heat pump is on a different timer attached to an internal thermostat.
I've attached 2 pics
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Any help or advice appreciated.
Thanks
Mark

Wearb · 09-01-2019 10:51PM

Looks the same as any similar timer. However, I'm going to move this to electrical which should be more appropriate.

Wearb

Cerco · 09-01-2019 11:51PM

Have a look here:

https://docs-emea.rs-online.com/webdocs/0e49/0900766b80e49a5f.pdf

mobfromcork · 10-01-2019 12:24AM

Cerco wrote: »

Have a look here:

https://docs-emea.rs-online.com/webdocs/0e49/0900766b80e49a5f.pdf

Thanks for that. Just emailed a company in the USA to see if they'll ship to here. Would prefer if I could get it more locally but can't see anywhere (online at least) that seeks to stock them. The system can be a bit temperamental but is working great at the moment so would like to sort it with the original part of I can.
Thanks for the link

LeBash · 10-01-2019 09:16AM

https://www.theben.de/en/tr-684-1-top2-6840100

Any electrical Wholesaler will be able to get it. Panel mounted clock are like hens teeth theses days.

Help with sourcing timer for heating

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