In multi-installations with several heat pumps, some menus are also visible in the display on the heat pumps that are not
the main unit.
Menu 1 - Indoor climate
OVERVIEW
1.1.1 - Heating
1.1 - Temperature
1.1.2 - Cooling
1.1.3 - Humidity
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1.2.1 - Fan speed
1.2 - Ventilation
1.2.2 - Night cooling
1.2.3 - FLM cooling
1.2.4 - Demand controlled ventilation
1.2.5 - Fan return time
1.2.6 - Filter cleaning interval
1.2.7 - Ventilation recovery
1.3 - Room sensor settings
1.3.4 - Zones
1.4 - External influence
1.5 - Climate system name
1.30.1 - Curve, heating
1.30 - Advanced
1.30.2 - Curve, cooling
1.30.3 - External adjustment
1.30.4 - Lowest supply heating
1.30.5 - Lowest supply cooling
1.30.6 - Highest supply heat
1.30.7 - Own curve
1.30.8 - Point offset
1 Consult the accessory’s Installer Manual.
MENU 1.1 - TEMPERATURE
Here, you make temperature settings for your installation’s
climate system.
If there is more than one zone and/or climate system, the
settings are made for each zone/system.
MENU 1.1.1, 1.1.2 - HEATING AND COOLING
Set the temperature (with room sensor
installed and activated):
Heating
Setting range: 5 – 30 °C
Cooling
Setting range: 5 – 35°C
The value in the display appears as a temperature in °C, if
the zone is controlled by a room sensor.
Caution
A slow climate system, such as underfloor heating,
may be unsuitable for controlling with room
sensors.
Setting the temperature (without room
sensors activated):
Setting range: -10 – 10
The display shows the set value for heating/cooling (curve
offset). To increase or reduce the indoor temperature, in-
crease or reduce the value in the display.
The number of steps the value has to be changed in order
to achieve a one degree change to the indoor temperature
depends on the climate system. One step is usually enough,
but in some cases several steps may be required.
If multiple zones in a climate system do not have activated
room sensors, these will have the same curve offset.
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Chapter 9 | Control - Menus
NIBE S1155PC
Control - Menus