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DHW is heated by the heat pump
and
immersion
heater to reach the standard DHW temperature as
quickly as possible.
You can adjust the standard DHW temperature at any
time.
As soon as the standard DHW temperature has been
reached, the heat pump control unit switches back to
the operating program that was previously activated.
To end the
"BOOST"
operating program early, select a
different operating program.
Note
■
After starting, the heat pump will always run for a
specified minimum runtime.
■
Operating an immersion heater results in higher
power consumption.
Outside temperature from –5 °C to +35 °C
0
DHW temperature in °C
Fig. 10
A
Heat pump
B
Immersion heater
C
DHW temperature achievable with the heat pump
D
Standard DHW temperature (
"BOOST"
)
Outside temperature below –5 °C or above +35 °C
0
DHW temperature in °C
Fig. 11
A
Heat pump
B
Immersion heater
C
DHW temperature achievable with the heat pump
D
Standard DHW temperature (
"BOOST"
)
"OUT"
operating program (holiday program)
Standby mode with frost protection for the DHW heat
pump: Only minimal heating of the DHW (3 °C). The
duration in days can be adjusted.
Note
If the DHW temperature falls below 5 °C, the frost pro-
tection function is enabled.
Outside temperature from –5 °C to +35 °C
0
DHW temperature in °C
10
Fig. 12
A
Heat pump
B
Immersion heater
Outside temperature below –5 °C or above +35 °C
0
DHW temperature in °C
10
Fig. 13
A
Heat pump
B
Immersion heater
Setting the "OUT"
operating program (holiday)
1.
Use
to select the operating program.
"OUT"
is displayed. After 3 seconds,
"-- --"
flashes.
2.
Use
+
/
−
to select the duration in days.
Note
If you want frost protection for an indefinite time, do
not enter anything.
3.
Confirm with
OK
.
Note
One day before the selected time expires, the operat-
ing program that was set before the
"HOLIDAY"
program is activated.
DHW heating
Operating programs
(cont.)
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