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CTC GS 6-8
Heat settings
The product regulates itself to provide a constant, comfortable temperature
throughout the year using the set heating curve. The curve may need to be
changed using the touchscreen if the room temperature feels too cold or hot
over time. For information on how to do this, see “Navigate touchscreen”
on the previous page. Correction may be required for a few weeks after
installation until the system has been matched to the building. For more
information, see the Installation and Maintenance Manual, section: The house
heating curve.
Examples of inclination values for different systems
Floor
heating
only
inclination
=
35
Low temperature system (well insulated houses)
inclination = 40
Normal temperature system (factory setting)
inclination = 50
High temperature system (older houses, small radiators, poorly insulated) inclination = 60
Example in image:
1. Inclination 50, Adjustment 0°
2. Inclination 40, Adjustment 0°
3. Inclination 50, Adjustment 5°
Find the right heating curve
• The heating curve for the house is determined by two main factors:
inclination and adjustment. These can be changed to fit the house’s
energy needs for heating.
• The house’s heating needs depend on:
The size of the house (volume/area)
Insulation
Window area
-> inclination and adjustment increase the more energy is required
• Thermal conductivity of the radiators
- Elements
- Floor heating
- Number of elements/surface for heat transfer
-> inclination and adjustment decrease the faster energy is discharged
outdoor
temperature
water temp. out on the elements
inclination
adjustment
Change inclination when
outdoor temperature < 0°C
Change adjustment when
outdoor temperature > 0°C
(inclination 50)
(inclination 40)
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