Gas programmers
Your home may have one of 2 types of programmers:
Your standard programmer provides timing control for your central heating system, letting you set periods of use to suit your needs. The standard programmer doesn’t directly control the temperature but works together with other temperature controls, such as room thermostats, to control your heating system in your home.
A programmable timer is a handy all‑in‑one heating control that acts as both your timer and thermostat, letting you set the right temperature at the right time. It automatically adjusts your heating to match your daily routine, helping you stay comfortable while saving energy when you’re out or don’t need the heat.
You may have a Honeywell Home T4 programmer which looks like this:
Make sure to check out the user guide to find out how to use and set the system.
You may have a Honeywell programmer which looks like this:
Make sure to check out the user guide to find out how to use and set the system.
You may have a Drayton standard programmer which looks like this:
Make sure to check out the user guide to find out how to use and set the system.
Please make sure to check quick start guide to review the timer settings, it maybe that the timer has been set to come on at different times.
In some properties there are communal timers - for example if you're connected to a communal boiler.
Communal boilers are to turn off in the early summer and turn on in winter months, however this can vary depending on the weather.
If the screen has:
- SER, please get in touch so we can look into this with you
- is a blank screen or the display is jumbled, please try and replace any batteries to see if it helps to fix the issue. If doesn't or if your timer is hard wired, then please get in touch
