LP112 Instructions

Lifestyle LP112 Electronic Programmer
Mid-Position Valve System
Installation
ROOM THERMOSTAT
A wall-plate with wiring terminals is provided, however, the

LP112 will plug directly onto existing wallplates of some
popular programmers without any rewiring.
Use existing wall-plate when replacing:

Potterton Miniminder, Glow-worm Master-Mind, any
Landis & Staefa programmer, or ACL Lifestyle LS112.
WHEN REPLACING ACL LS122 REMOVE LINK L TO 1 ON
BACKPLATE.
Use new LP112 wall-plate when replacing others consult table below for terminal reference comparisons.
Make
Model
Terminals
Invensys
Lifestyle LP112
ACL
2000
HW
Off
CH
Off
MP
FP
2
2
1
1
11
HW
On
6
6
CH
On
10
10
Honeywell
ST699B
Horstmann
Ameythyst 7 & 10
Coral
Diadem/Electronic
Diamond
Gem
Leucite
E
E
E
E
E
E
2
2
N
N
2
2
1
1
L
L
1
1
6
8
9
4
5
8
1
2
4
3
7
4
4
4
7
6
Potterton
EP2000/3000
Danfoss Randall
922
102
3060/3020P
4033
701
702
N
5
7
7
N
N
L
6
6
6
L
L
3
1
4
4
3
3
6
2
2
2
1
1
E
E
E
E
MAKE SURE MAINS INPUT HAS A 3 AMP FUSE

Installation should be carried out by a qualified
electrician or heating engineer.
Using EXISTING WALL-PLATE
Switch off mains. Loosen the securing screws on the old
programmer and unplug it. Check that there is 70mm
clearance to the right of the wall-plate and 25mm above it.
Plug the LP112 onto the wall-plate. Re-tighten securing
screws. Check fuse (3A) and switch on mains. Set
timing and programme as detailed in the User guide.
Fitting NEW WALL-PLATE provided
Position the wall-plate with 70mm clearance to its right,
25mm above and access to the securing screws underneath. Ensure that the supporting surface will fully cover
the back of the programmer. The ideal location is 1.4M
above floor level, accessible, reasonably lit and free from
condensation or extremes of temperature.
HW
Sangamo
410 F1, F9 & F414

M5
4
4
3
3
1
1
8
6
*Thermostat Key
Sunvic
DHP2201
ET1401/1451
E
E
1
1
2
2
8
8
5
5
6
7
3
4
C
H
S
Smiths
Centroller 1000
Switchmaster
400 & 600

805, 900, 9000
N
N
L
L
3
3
1
1
Microtimer
Common
Call for Heat
Satisfied
T2002
T2000 & T2003
N
N
L
L
HW
Off
CH
Off
HW
HW
On
CH
CH
On
Before Installation
Set the link on the back of the programmer to P or G according to the type of system.
P - Fully PUMPED and controlled system, allowing heating
and hot water to be selected separately.
G - GRAVITY fed hot water system which does not permit

heating to be on without hot water. It is possible to have
hot water without heating.
CH
ON
N
E
L
ROOM THERMOSTAT
RTS 4,5&6
ETS 1
TowerChron
HW
RTS 4,5&6
ETS 1
Neutral
Earth
Live
Grey
Yellow
Black
Blue
Brown
RD
W
OR
YG
PROGRAMMER
H
3
3 #
2
CYLINDER THERMOSTAT
* SCH
HTS 3
2 C 1
SET TO
P
N L 1 2 3 4
2 18
64
8 6 7
JUNCTION BOX
# - LINK L-1 FOR 230V OUTPUT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112
LWC3
1
2
3
L
N
E
Switched and Fused

(3A) Mains input
PUMP
GR OR BL YG
E
N
L
3
2
7
MID-POSITION VALVE
LIFESTYLE 679H340-30L0 (22mm)
LIFESTYLE 779H340-30L0 (28mm)
DRAYTON FLOWSHARE 2
For pump overrun boilers consult

manufacturers instructions
* See Thermostat Key
E
N
L
3
2
7
LNE
BOILER
Honeywell
V4073A
Landis & Gyr
MAV 3
Spring-Return 2-Valve System

ROOM THERMOSTAT
E L N C H
RTS 1&2
N L 3
RTS 4,5&6
L N 1 3 #
ETS 1
4 1 2
E
Wiring colour codes:

GR
Y
BK
BL
BR
C
L
1
1
3 1 2 4 5
Ensure the mains supply is switched off then make wiring

connections as shown in this leaflet. For surface wiring,
use pliers to snap out the removable cable entry strip on
the bottom edge of the wall-plate. The LP112 is double
insulated and needs no earth connection but an earthing
continuity (loop) terminal is provided for convenience
After wiring, Plug in the LP112 and tighten the securing
screws. Check the fuse (3A) and switch on the mains.
Set timing and programme as detailed in the User Guide.
Switch off mains before removing programmer from wallplate. NEVER FIT THE PROGRAMMER TO A LIVE
WALL- PLATE.
E L N
N
L N
4
E
Red
White
Orange
Yellow/Green
PROGRAMMER
N L 1 2 3 4
2 1
3 1 2 4 5
CYLINDER THERMOSTAT
* SCH
HTS 3
2 C 1
SET TO
P
64
8 6
JUNCTION BOX
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1112
RTS 1&2
Thorn
CH
OFF
RTS 1&2
Fix the wall-plate, terminals at the top, either direct to a

flat wall using wall plugs and No. 6 x 1 woodscrews or
on a flush mounting single conduit box type UA1
(BS4662) using M3.5 x 14 bolts. DO NOT use a surface
mounting box.
Connection Charts
Arrowed numbers relate to the junction box.
Consult boiler handbook for details of pump overrun
wiring.
WALLPLATE CLOCK
The LP112 is a 24 hour electronic programmer which

provides time control of central heating and hot water
systems.
E L N
N
L N
4
E
C
L
1
1
H
3
3
2
LNE
Gravity HW, Pumped CH with Room Stat

PROGRAMMER
N L 1 2 3 4
SET TO
G
3 1 2 4 5
3
2
5
1
2
3
Switched and Fused

(3A) Mains input

* See Thermostat Key
2 1
1
2
3
Switched and Fused

(3A) Mains input
PUMP
L
N
E
L
N
E
E
N
L
74
JUNCTION BOX
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112
LNE
LWC3
3
2
7
E
N
L
BOILER
3
2
7
LWC3
1

See Thermostat Key
GR OR BR BL YG
GR OR BR BL YG
CH VALVE
DHW VALVE
LIFESTYLE 679H308-30L1
LIFESTYLE 779H33530L10
DRAYTON ZV22
Honeywell
V4043H1056
Landis & Gyr
ZAV222
E
N
L
PUMP
3
2
7
E
N
L
BOILER
Installation
LP112 24 Hour Electronic Programmer

The Lifestyle LP112 central heating programmer will automatically switch your heating and hot water
system ON and OFF once or twice a day, at whatever times you choose.
It has the advantage of a battery back-up system to protect the programme timings during power cuts or
shut-downs. If you have a fully-pumped and controlled system you will be able to have central
heating without hot-water or vice versa. A gravity-fed hot water system does not allow heating to be on
without hot water.
Changing your Programme
Setting the Clock
User Guide
Switch on the mains supply to the LP112 and hinge

down the front cover. Press and release the button
marked SET.
The question SET CLOCK ? will appear in the display.
Press and release the button marked YES to answer the
question and the hour part of the display will flash. Use
the + and - buttons to change to the correct hour (check
AM or PM) then press SET again.
Again use the + or - to change the minutes as required,

then press SET again.
The display will now show SET PROG? (see later instructions for changing your programme). Press the SET
button again, and the display will show the time of day you
have set.
Your programmer is now in the operating mode and ready
to work using the built-in standard programme times.
This will cause the minutes part of the display to flash.
With the programmer in the operating mode and the

display showing the actual time of day, press the SET
button. The display will show SET CLOCK ? but this has
already been done so push the SET button again.
The question SET PROG ? will appear and as it is the
programme timings which are to be changed answer by
pressing the YES button. The display will now show the
time for the first switch on (ON1) to occur. This can be
altered in steps of 10 minutes by the use of the + and buttons. When the display is showing the time you want,
Programme Options
Technical Data
Type: LP112 Programmer
Voltage: 230V AC +10% -15% 50Hz
Rating: 2 (1) A 230V AC each switch
- 20C to 50C Storage

Battery Reserve: Display - typically 1 hour
Timekeeping - 7 to 8 hours
Programme - Min 1 1/ 2 Years
Remember some hot water systems do not allow CH to

be ON without HW being ON.
If this is one which does not permit you to have CH

without HW you will find the LP112 does not allow this to
happen.
Obtain the options you require by using the SELECT

buttons to move the arrows in the display to the appropriate positions. Your programmer is now working using
the standard programme times. If these suit your needs
there is nothing else to do.
The LP112 gives you 4 options for both CH and HW:

OFF - Off all the time
Wiring: Designed for fixed wiring only to comply with current I.E.E. regulations
Press SET again and the LP112 will go back into operating mode, showing the actual time of day and ready to
work using the times you have set.
1. The + and - buttons are used to change times. Press

and release for small changes; press and hold down and
the time will run.
2. You cannot set the first switch on time (ON1) before
mid-night but you can set the OFF2 after mid-night so
long as you dont try to exceed 23 hours 50 mins after
ON1.
follow the ON1 time being set to prevent incorrect

programming. The same feature applies with the ON2
and OFF2 times and also between the OFF1 and ON2
times.
5. If you get confused and wish to start the whole
programming procedure again, press the SET and +
buttons together for a moment. The programmer will
revert to a mid-night time display and the built-in
standard programme. You will now have to set the clock
again and then enter the programme you want.
You can temporarily override the normal switching times

by pushing the button marked ADVANCE. This switches
ON to OFF or OFF to ON as you require, but the normal
programme switching times will not be permanently
affected.
3. The four switching times have to be in sequence (ON

1, OFF1, ON2, OFF2) if you try to set OFF1 earlier than
ON 1 the display will stop at the ON1 time with the OFF
symbol flashing. The same thing will happen with other
switching times e.g. between OFF1 and ON2, this time
the ON symbol will flash.
If you want to make changes to the programme, enter your

programme in the table first (10 minutes steps).
4. If you attempt to set the ON1 time after the OFF1 time,
the ON symbol will flash and the OFF1 setting will
7. To shut the CH down for the summer simply select the

OFF option by means of the CH select button.
CONFORMS TO THE ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

OF THE FOLLOWING DIRECTIVES:
89/336/EEC - Electromagnetic compatibility
73/23/EEC - Low voltage Directive
Invensys Climate Controls Limited

Cordwallis Street, Maidenhead
Berkshire SL6 7BQ
Telephone: +44 (0)1628 546200
Sales Fax: +44 (0)1628 673319
Technical Helpline: +44 (0)1628 546222
Website: www.climate-eu.invensys.com
TWICE - On for two periods each day

ONCE - On for one period each day (ON1 OFF2)
Programming Resolution: 10 minutes
Again changes may be made with the + or - buttons

before pressing SET to display the time for ON2. After
making any adjustments press SET again to get the
OFF2 time displayed. This may be adjusted up to 23
hours 50 mins after the first switch on time.
Helpful Hints
Your installer should have set the LP112 to suit your

heating system.
If you have a fully pumped and controlled system then

you will be able to operate heating and hot water
independently.
Ambient Temp: 0C to 45C Operating
press SET and the OFF1 time will be seen.
ON - On all the time.
6. When you are making adjustments to timings, if no

button is pressed for 1 to 2 minutes, the programmer will
automatically revert to the normal operating mode.
Invensys Climate Controls continuously seek to improve products and reserve

the right to make changes without notice.
Programming
The clock in the LP112 has to be set to the actual time of
day. It must then be told at what times you want it to
switch your Central Heating (CH) and Hot Water (HW)
system ON and OFF. The LP112 has an in-built
programme of standard switching times. They may well
be right for you, but if they are not exactly what you want
you can change them.

The standard programme is shown in the table below and
for simplicity, the switching operations are described as
ON1, OFF1, ON2, and OFF2 from now on.
SWITCHING
STANDARD
PROGRAMME
ON1 - Start of first ON period of day
6.30 am
OFF1 - End of first timed period
8.30 am
ON2 - Start of second timed period
4.30 pm
OFF2 - Final switch off
10.30 pm
YOUR
PROGRAMME
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Lifestyle LP112 Electronic Programmer

Mid-Position Valve System

A wall-plate with wiring terminals is provided, however, the

Use existing wall-plate when replacing:

MAKE SURE MAINS INPUT HAS A 3 AMP FUSE

410 F1, F9 & F414

400 & 600

G - GRAVITY fed hot water system which does not permit

# - LINK L-1 FOR 230V OUTPUT

Switched and Fused

For pump overrun boilers consult

Spring-Return 2-Valve System

Wiring colour codes:

Ensure the mains supply is switched off then make wiring

# - LINK L-1 FOR 230V OUTPUT

Fix the wall-plate, terminals at the top, either direct to a

The LP112 is a 24 hour electronic programmer which

Gravity HW, Pumped CH with Room Stat

Switched and Fused

For pump overrun boilers consult

Switched and Fused

# - LINK L-1 FOR 230V OUTPUT

For pump overrun boilers consult

LP112 24 Hour Electronic Programmer

Changing your Programme

Setting the Clock

Switch on the mains supply to the LP112 and hinge

Again use the + or - to change the minutes as required,

This will cause the minutes part of the display to flash.

With the programmer in the operating mode and the

- 20C to 50C Storage

Remember some hot water systems do not allow CH to

If this is one which does not permit you to have CH

Obtain the options you require by using the SELECT

The LP112 gives you 4 options for both CH and HW:

1. The + and - buttons are used to change times. Press

follow the ON1 time being set to prevent incorrect

You can temporarily override the normal switching times

3. The four switching times have to be in sequence (ON

If you want to make changes to the programme, enter your

7. To shut the CH down for the summer simply select the

CONFORMS TO THE ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS

Invensys Climate Controls Limited

TWICE - On for two periods each day

Programming Resolution: 10 minutes

Again changes may be made with the + or - buttons

Your installer should have set the LP112 to suit your

If you have a fully pumped and controlled system then

Ambient Temp: 0C to 45C Operating

press SET and the OFF1 time will be seen.

ON - On all the time.

6. When you are making adjustments to timings, if no

Invensys Climate Controls continuously seek to improve products and reserve

you can change them.

ON1 - Start of first ON period of day

OFF1 - End of first timed period

ON2 - Start of second timed period

OFF2 - Final switch off

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