Potterton (Potterton Myson) EP2 Programmer
£95.32
Ex VAT: £79.43
- Digital Clock Display
- Independent 7 Day Programming for Heating and Hot Water
- LED Circuit Indicators
- Built In Programme
- Clock Maintained During Power Failure
- Individual Over-rides
- Fully Pumped or Gravity Systems
Replaces (Same Backplate and Wiring for Easy Swap):
Potterton EP2000, EP2001, EP2002, EP3000, EP3001, EP3002, EP6000, EP6001, EP6002
Ask a Question about Potterton (Potterton Myson) EP2 Programmer
Is the bright blue display meant to be on all the time? Also can the brightness be changed?
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Yes. It is not adjustable.
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Hi. Yes, it would be a straight swap.
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If you have one or more motorised valves, then it is a fully pumped system. Fully pumped has been standard now for 20 years.
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Hi. It comes complete with a battery.
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Yes it is. A simple swap.
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It is under the flap to the left of the screen.
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You will need to switch off the electric before swapping, but other than that is is a simple 5-minute plug-on job with no wiring needed.
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No it does not.
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There is a tray on the back of the unit. You will need a flat screwdriver or similar to pull out the tray.
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Just press the ADV button and it will come on until the next scheduled time.
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Hi. If turning down the thermostats switches off the boiler, then the issue will be with the programmer. If not, the issue will be elsewhere. The EP2 is the best replacement for the EP3002.
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No. It is set electronically.
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Hi It sounds like it has been set up for gravity. If you have 1 or more motorised valves, you should use the pumped setting.
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It sounds like it has failed and needs replacing.