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CTC EcoZenith i360
Menu: "Installer/Define/Passive Cooling".
12.11.8 Def. Passive cooling
Free cooling is adjusted using primary flow sensor
2 (B2), which then means that heating circuit 2 and
cooling cannot be used simultaneously.
Passive cooling Yes (Yes/No)
"Yes" means that passive cooling is used.
Common Heating and Cooling No (Yes/No)
"Yes" means that passive cooling and heat are
distributed in the same heating circuit.
Condense secured No (No/Yes)
If the system is condensation-proofed, significantly
lower temperatures are permitted at various points in
the system. WARNING! Build-up of condensation in the
house structure can lead to damp and damage from
mildew.
"No" means a setting range for room temperature of
18-30 °C and "Yes" means a setting range of 10-30 °C
In the event of doubt, contact a professional for an
assessment.
Room sensor No (Yes/No)
Specify whether room sensors are to be connected to
the heating circuit.
Type Cable/Wireless/SmartControl
Select whether the heating circuit room sensor is:
• Cable
Wired room sensor.
• Wireless
If "Wireless" is selected, CTC’s wireless room
sensors will connect to the heating circuit. Refer
to the "CTC Wireless Room Sensor" manual for
information on how to connect these sensors.
• SmartControl
SmartControl is a separate series of wireless
accessories. If "SmartControl" is selected, the
connection channel must be selected in the row
below. These accessories must be connected
to the heating circuit via the "Installer/Define/
SmartControl" menu. Refer to the separate
"Installation and Maintenance Manual" for the
SmartControl accessory.
Block Passive cooling ext. config.
None (None/NC/NO)
This menu bar is displayed if an "Input" for remote
control is defined for the "Block Passive Cooling"
function in the "Installer/Define/Remote Control" menu.
The function can be used to turn off cooling with
the help of a humidity sensor when there is a risk of
condensation.
This menu defines the Normally Open (NO) or Normally
Closed (NC) mode for the external control signal when
remotely controlling the function.
For examples of normal mode settings, refer to the
"Def. Remote Control" section of the "Installer / Define"
chapter.
!
A room sensor must always be
used in that part of the property
which is to be cooled, as it is the
room sensor which determines/
controls cooling capacity.