Wiring diagram from Nest is fine, I've fitted in excess of 400 of these as a nest pro installer. More than likely the electrician has wired it up wrong in the first place and then not checked his wiring, the amount of units I have been out to because of incorrect installation from third parties is crazy.
2 and 5 are always perm Live
3 and 6 are always demand
So for heating 2 and 3 are to be used, Hot water is 4 off, 5 perm live and 6 On.
1 is not required for hot water as this only gives power when heating demand is off.
Nest wont pay a penny, they send a pro installer out to diagnose and rectify then charge you an obscene amount for your electricians f up, not worth wasting your time over.
New Nest install Hot Water not working
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Re: New Nest install Hot Water not working
Thanks ashc, I’m surprised the electrician had got it wrong as he’s massively experienced but perhaps as it’s a new system there’s bits he doesn’t know. It’s all working now so I’m loathe to get it changed so do I need to ? (It is using 1 which you’re saying isn’t needed)ashc18688 wrote:Wiring diagram from Nest is fine, I've fitted in excess of 400 of these as a nest pro installer. More than likely the electrician has wired it up wrong in the first place and then not checked his wiring, the amount of units I have been out to because of incorrect installation from third parties is crazy.
2 and 5 are always perm Live
3 and 6 are always demand
So for heating 2 and 3 are to be used, Hot water is 4 off, 5 perm live and 6 On.
1 is not required for hot water as this only gives power when heating demand is off.
Nest wont pay a penny, they send a pro installer out to diagnose and rectify then charge you an obscene amount for your electricians f up, not worth wasting your time over.
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