I could do with advice in exactly what connection terminals to connect to on the 831 PCB, I'm OK regarding live neutral and earth from the programmers relay which is a bdr 91 but it's the switching part of connecting to the PCB I'm unsure of. ie do I connect to the 24volt after removing the link or would this send 240 volt AC through the pcb
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