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Key to symbols and safety instructions

Sense ll – 6 720 812 775 (2014/10)

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Key to symbols and safety instructions

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Key to symbols

Warnings

The following keywords are defined and can be used in this 
document:

NOTICE

 indicates a situation that could result in damage to 

property or equipment.

CAUTION

 indicates a situation that could result in minor to 

medium injury.

WARNING

 indicates a situation that could result in severe 

injury or death.

DANGER

 indicates a situation that will result in severe 

injury or death.

Important information

Additional symbols

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General safety instructions

These instructions are intended for the user of the heating 
system

▶ Read the instructions (for the boiler, modules etc.) before 

use and keep them handy.

▶ Pay attention to the safety and warning instructions.

Intended use

▶ The product should only be used to control heating 

systems.

All other use is not suitable. We cannot accept liability for 
damages resulting from unauthorised use.

Inspection and maintenance

Regular inspection and maintenance are prerequisites for safe 
and efficient operation of the heating system.

▶ Have work carried out only by a competent person.
▶ If any faults are discovered, have them remedied 

immediately.

Damage caused by frost

If the system is not in operation it can freeze:
▶ Follow the instructions to ensure protection from freezing.
▶ Always keep the system switched on for additional 

functions, such as heating hot water or protection from 
blockages.

▶ Rectify operating faults immediately.

Risk of scalding at the hot water draw-off points

▶ If hot water temperatures above 60 °C are set or if thermal 

disinfection is activated, a mixer must be installed. If in 
doubt, ask your Installer.

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Product information

The Sense ll controller makes it easy to operate your heating 
system. Turn the rotary selector to set the required room 
temperature in your home or building. The thermostatic valves 
only need to be adjusted if an individual room is too cold or too 
hot.
Automatic mode with the adjustable time program ensures 
energy-saving operation by reducing the room temperature at 
certain times or by shutting down the entire heating system 
(adjustable reduced temperature). This method of controlling 
the heating optimises comfort levels whilst minimising energy 
consumption.
DHW (Domestic Hot Water) heating can be adjusted 
conveniently and controlled efficiently.

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Product data on energy consumption

The specified product data correspond to the requirements of 
the EU Regulation No. 811/2013 which supplements ErP 
Directive 2010/30/EU. The class of the temperature controller 
is required to calculate the central heating energy efficiency of 
an integrated system and is for this reason incorporated into 
the system data sheet.

Warnings in this document are identified by a 
warning triangle printed against a grey 
background.
Keywords at the start of a warning indicate the 
type and seriousness of the ensuing risk if 
measures to prevent the risk are not taken.

This symbol indicates important information 
where there is no risk to people or property.

Symbol

Explanation

Step in an action sequence

Cross-reference to another part of the document

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List entry (second level)

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Summary of Contents for Sense ll

Page 1: ...UK IE Operating Instructions Advanced Weather Compensation Controller Sense ll 6 720 812 775 2014 10...

Page 2: ...in menu 16 5 1 Main menu summary 17 5 2 Heat source settings 18 5 3 Adapting settings for heating system automatic mode 18 5 3 1Observewithconstantheatingcircuit e g swimming pool or ventilation unit...

Page 3: ...ely Risk of scalding at the hot water draw off points If hot water temperatures above 60 C are set or if thermal disinfection is activated a mixer must be installed If in doubt ask your Installer 2 Pr...

Page 4: ...ne of these modes The main control modes are Room temperature compensated The room temperature is controlled based on the measured room temperature The controller sets the heat output required from th...

Page 5: ...is product For this see the contact address on the back cover of these instructions 2 6 Operation after power failure In the event of a power failure or periods with disconnected boiler no settings ar...

Page 6: ...If a menu is open Press to call up more information about the current selection If the standard display is active Press to open the info menu Chapter 6 page 34 6 Back key Press to return to the previ...

Page 7: ...ure for installation in heat source 2 Information line Display of time of day day of the week and date 3 Additional temperature display Display of an additional temperature outside temperature tempera...

Page 8: ...off System with one heating circuit in summer mode heating off DHW heating active Chapter 5 3 4 page 25 HC2Summer off The displayed heating circuit operates in summer mode heating off DHW heating acti...

Page 9: ...m are displayed for selection Wait a few seconds or press the selector The standard display refers to the heating circuit selected Note Your installer can set the heating circuits that are available i...

Page 10: ...e display If manual operation with restricted duration is active the required room temperature and the duration of manual operation are displayed If it is too cold or too warm for you today Change the...

Page 11: ...operation Setting a constant room temperature for a limited period of time Press and hold down the man key until the input field for the duration of manual operation is displayed Turn the selector to...

Page 12: ...Press the selector twice to start the DHW heating The DHW heating is active immediately for the set duration Depending on the installed system it may be necessary to select a DHW system DHW system I o...

Page 13: ...key lock is enabled the key symbol appears in the display Fig 2 5 page 7 To change the language of the display texts Set language Press the menu key to open the main menu Turn the selector to highligh...

Page 14: ...enu Press the selector to select Deactivate emergency operation A pop up window is displayed in the display addressing the question whether you would like to deactivate the emergency operation If Yes...

Page 15: ...15 Getting started Sense ll 6 720 812 775 2014 10 4 7 Bringing forward the switching time The function of the adv key always refers solely to the heating circuit that is active on the standard display...

Page 16: ...ing My DHW time program Heating max temperature Reset prog DHW Circulation DHW max temp Operating Mode Heating Start frequency Temperature settings 2 My DHW circltn time prog Heating Thermal disinfect...

Page 17: ...ly for increased comfort by bringing forward the switching times If you do this the required room temperature will be reached in advance of the switching time Recommended for high levels of comfort 25...

Page 18: ...ilthesetting at the Sense I is changed again Menu Heating Menu item description Activate emergency operation Deactivate emergency operation In emergency operation heating and DHW heating are active Em...

Page 19: ...r to open the Heating menu If Type of time program is set on Freely adjustable temperature press the selector to open the Setback threshold menu If two or more heating circuits are installed turn the...

Page 20: ...for each day or group of days One of the two operating modes can be assigned to each switching time in automatic mode The minimum duration of a time slot between two switching times is 15 minutes Rese...

Page 21: ...lector to highlight Time program Press the selector to open the Time program menu Turn the selector to highlight Activate time program Depending on the installed system it may be necessary to select a...

Page 22: ...ystem top Turn the selector to highlight the operating mode temperature setting of a time slot Press the selector to activate the input field Turn the selector to select an operating mode heating or s...

Page 23: ...ht Copy Press the selector A list of days of the week for which the time program should be overwritten with the selected day of the week is displayed for you to make a selection Turn and press the sel...

Page 24: ...cted character The selected character is entered The input field for the next character in the text is enabled Turn the selector to enter more characters Press the Back key when you have finished maki...

Page 25: ...m For constant heating circuits e g for a swimming pool or a ventilation unit the the switching between summer and winter modes is not available Menu item description Sum wint changeover In summer hea...

Page 26: ...eating circuits Menu item description Start Cancel now After activation of the once only cylinder charging DHW is heated for the set duration to the set temperature When once only cylinder charging is...

Page 27: ...mes is 15 minutes Reset prog The time program for the DHW system is reset to the default settings with this menu item Menu item description Table 23 Time program settings for DHW Operating the applian...

Page 28: ...tor DHW heating is set to constant Depending on the installed system it may be necessary to select a DHW system Operating the appliance Result Table 24 Adapting the settings for DHW heating 6 720 815...

Page 29: ...only in operation when DHW heating is active Depending on the installed system it may be necessary to select a DHW system Turn the selector to highlight Own time program and press the selector Thetime...

Page 30: ...Auto is set here Start Cancel now Immediate start or termination of the thermal disinfection independent from the set day of the week Temperature Temperature of the entire DHW volume at thermal disin...

Page 31: ...rcuits The Off setting deactivates the heating system completely for the selected heating circuits With the Setback setting the heating system runs in the selected heating circuits in the operating mo...

Page 32: ...and end date of the holiday period opens The input field for entering the start day is highlighted Turn the selector to highlight the day months or year for the start or end date and press the select...

Page 33: ...program Chapter 4 1 page 9 Press the man key Manual operation is activated The room temperature that is currently valid is shown in a pop up window in the lower part of the display Change the required...

Page 34: ...conditions can be displayed easily via the info menu No changes can be made in this menu The info menu is adapted to your system automatically Some menu items are only available if the system has been...

Page 35: ...pressure Actual temp Operating code Therm disinf DHW cyl Energy consumption 2 Solar 24h gas heating Solar sensors 24h elec heating Solar yield 24h gas DHW Outdoor temp 24h elec DHW Outdoor temp curve...

Page 36: ...ld for last week solar yield for current week and total yield of solar system since the solar system was commissioned Table 33 Information about the solar system Operating the appliance Result Call up...

Page 37: ...sult Table 34 Call up information about the solar system 6 720 815 237 55 1O Operating the appliance Result Calling up the outside temperature profile If the standard display is active press the info...

Page 38: ...t recommended That would permit the walls to cool down too much During the heat up phase the ambient climate would be disturbed by the cool walls that would still radiate cold If you then raise theroo...

Page 39: ...the residual heat that is not used is moved away via the heating circuit and the radiators Why does the heat pump work at night if the heating is negligible or very little There can be different reas...

Page 40: ...ive room temperature fluctuations Temporary influenceofexternal heat on the room e g from solar exposure room lighting TV fireplace etc Contact Installer to install the controller at a suitable instal...

Page 41: ...o switch to the standard display The continued presence of the fault is indicated in the info line If the fault is still active it can be restored to the display by pressing the Back key Thecausecanbe...

Page 42: ...e time not yet set Set date time Prolonged loss of power supply Avoid voltage failures A11 3061 3064 No communication with heating circuit module 3061 heating circuit 1 3064 heating circuit 4 Check th...

Page 43: ...ith the time program and an automatic changeover takes place between operating modes Mode The operating modes for heating are Heating and Setback They are depicted by the symbols and For a constant he...

Page 44: ...is function heats up the hot water to a temperature in excess of 65 C This temperature is sufficient to kill off pathogens e g legionella Observe the anti scalding safety instructions Holiday program...

Page 45: ...43 Domestic hot water 17 Adapt settings 27 System I and II 25 Temperature above 60 C 25 thermal disinfection 25 E Emergency mode 9 Environment disposal 43 F Faults Display in the event of a fault 41...

Page 46: ...ed on outside temperature 25 Switch off the heating system 25 Switching time add 21 bring forward 10 15 delete 21 move 21 T Temperature 9 Actual DHW temperature 35 Actual flow temperature 34 DHW reduc...

Page 47: ...47 Index Sense ll 6 720 812 775 2014 10...

Page 48: ...9339 SPARES 0330 123 9779 LITERATURE 0330 123 9119 TRAINING 0330 123 0166 SALES 0330 123 9669 Worcester Bosch Group Cotswold Way Warndon Worcester WR4 9SW Tel 0330 123 9559 Worcester Bosch Group is a...

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