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I am replacing my old RF thermostat (Tower RF-205) with a Heatmiser RF-Switch but just wanted confirmation on the wiring. The old thermostat has 4 terminals. Live and Neutral I'm happy with but for some reason they have labelled the other two Out 1 and Out 2.

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The new receiver has a ton of terminals but assuming I am replicating only existing wiring to control the central heating I assume I connect L,E,N from Mains, COM1 in the below diagram to L and NO1 to what is currently connected to 1 in the above diagram (Out 2).

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Can anyone please confirm. Photo of existing (working) wiring below:

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Many thanks in advance. Boiler is a Vaillant ecoTec 832 in case that's helpful.
 

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