Worcester Greenstar 32 CDi Compact + Hive unit (installation help pls)

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Hi I have the Worcester Greenstar 32 CDi Compact with a Worcester Wave unit

I want to change the Wave unit to a Hive, I can't seem to find any simple guides online

any advice / help to install this would be appreciated

the wiring panel looks like this:

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I assume that is where the wave is connected to (highlighted in red?)

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This is the closest diagram I can find online but not sure:

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any help would be appreciated, thanks
 
The wave is connected to the EMS bus which the hive doesn't use.

You need L & N from the orange plug with two white wires. They go to L & N on the hive receiver. Remove the white wire that goes to the yellow CH connection also.

The yellow CH connection will go to 3 on the Hive receiver. Assuming it's the single channel version. You will also need to put a link on the hive receiver between L & 1.

Any more info needed let me know.
 
the_dead_parrot said:
The wave is connected to the EMS bus which the hive doesn't use.

You need L & N from the orange plug with two white wires. They go to L & N on the hive receiver. Remove the white wire that goes to the yellow CH connection also.

The yellow CH connection will go to 3 on the Hive receiver. Assuming it's the single channel version. You will also need to put a link on the hive receiver between L & 1.

Any more info needed let me know.
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cheers i'll give it a go tomorrow

thanks
 
Doing the same now,, but I am going to the dual channel ( won't be using it for hot water)

So l,n, and let ch Go to terminal 4

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Do I leave the white loop LRtap to the live
 
Parrot many thanks, this is the only post on the internet that explained exactly what was needed.

Would have to run more/different cable to loop in the hot water

Working a treat, thanks all
 
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