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CTC GS 6-8
Touchscreen
All product settings are set up via the touchscreen. Set the heat and hot
water settings here.
Outdoor sensor
Measures outdoor temperature; placement
should not be in direct sunlight or where
the measured outdoor temperature may be
misleading. The outdoor sensor provides the
product with information on the current need
for heat.
Room sensor
Measures indoor temperature and finely
adjusts the heating curve so that the product
runs more evenly. The room sensor is optional
and the product can work using only the
heating curve. The room sensor should
preferably not be activated until the heating
curve has been completely adjusted. The
room sensor is fitted at a central point in the
house, in the most open position possible.
This is the best position for the sensor to
record an average temperature for the house.
Clean, safe hot water
The water in the tank (as in the heat pump
and radiators) rises and is layered so that
the hottest water surrounds the DHW heat
exchanger where the tap water flows through
quickly, draws energy and flows out to the tap
or shower. This provides fresh hot water and
minimises the risk of legionella bacteria.
Cooling module
The energy in the bore hole (bedrock) or
ground is drawn up by the cooling system. The compressor then increases
the temperature to a usable level. Afterwards it releases the energy for
the heating system and hot water. Remember that the brine fluid must be
checked and refilled as needed.
Electrical operation
The product can also provide both heating and hot water to the building
when running on electricity only. With the heat pump connected, the
immersion heater works to provide additional heat as needed only. The
touchscreen can be used to set whether the immersion heater goes in and
with how much power.
Touchscreen
DHW heat
exchanger
Electrical
heat
Hot water
tank
Cooling
module
