Function display
The REMKO Smart Control Touch regulation is an
operating module with touch display. Unit operation
is intuitive and self-explanatory via the plain text
display on the user interface of the controller. No
buttons are required to adjust and change parame-
ters. Instead, this takes place by touching the sur-
face of the controller at the appropriate points. The
installation of further functions such as KNX or
Smart-Web is possible through the installation of
further supplementary software available as an
accessory.
Commissioning of the storage tank
WARNING!
The warm water drain pipe as well as parts of
the safety equipment may become hot.
NOTICE!
Before commissioning the entire system,
including hot water tank, must be filled!
NOTICE!
Commissioning should only be performed by
specially trained personnel and documented
after the certificate has been issued.
For more, see the next page.
1.
Check all connections, even those which
were sealed at the factory (flange, anode
sleeve), for leak-tightness.
2.
Then check all pipes for any leaks and, if
necessary, eliminate these.
3.
Test the safety group and valves between the
cold water supply and hot water tank to
ensure that they are functioning properly.
When filling the drinking water storage tank
for the first time, the discharge valve must be
open. The warm water tank is completely full
when water runs out of the valve's discharge
pipe without bubbles.
Once the water has been heated success-
fully, the set temperature, the actual tempera-
ture of the water produced and that shown on
any temperature indicator should be approxi-
mately the same.
Heating the water in the storage tank causes
its volume to increase. While heating up, the
expansion water generated in the storage
tank should drip out of the safety valve. This
dripping is necessary to the function of the
unit, and must not be prevented by retight-
ening the valves.
4.
Test the system's automatic shut-off, any
installed electrical heating attachments
and/or the heat generator.
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