A closer look at the wiring centre on the Baxi 800 Combi 2 boiler range

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Welcome to another Training Tuesday video with Baxi trainer Darren showing you around the wiring centre on the new Baxi 800 Combi 2 range (launched May 2023).
Please note: This video is intended for competent heating and hot water engineers only, for example must be Gas Safe registered if working with gas, or have the Unvented Hot Water Qualification (G3) and is subject to our full video disclaimer which can be found here:
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13 июн 2023

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@pennyhardaway7491 7 месяцев назад

Keeping the 240v RT link in when wiring the Google Nest 3rd Gen via OpenTherm was the missing bit. Heating was not firing however this video cleared it up. There is no mention of this in the service manual, big blunder. Please update and release a revised version with new boilers as this is crucial info.

@raul835 Год назад

Brilliant explanation on what causes confusion sometimes

@richardthorpe1741 8 месяцев назад

Great detail cheers 👍

@iwilltouchyourtoes 7 месяцев назад

Will the 240v link be the same thickness of wire as the 48v open therm? Just wondering can I remove the linke for opentherm and pop it in the 240v? I've got a nest learning thermostat to do but the previous installer has tried to do a 3 core 240v to the heatlink already