CTC Union EcoZenith i555 Pro 1x230V, Руководство по установке и обслуживанию

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2.11 Cooling CTC EcoComfort
CTC EcoComfort is an accessory which utilises the cool temperatures
of the borehole to create a cool indoor climate in summer. The extent to
which you can cool a property depends on several factors, such as the
rock temperature available for the case in point, the size of the house, the
capacity of the fan convectors, the living area layout, etc.
NB: Remember to insulate pipes and connections against condensation.
Separate heating/heating circuit and cooling system (fan
convector)
CTC EcoZenith i555 Pro simultaneously manages a radiator system for
heating and a separate system for cooling. This can be relevant if you want
to cool a part of a property using e.g. a fan convector at the same time as
need to heat another part.
Desired room temperature
The desired room temperature is set on the EcoZenith display. The water
mix is automatically adjusted to achieve the right temperature for the amount
of cooling needed (room sensor deviation). The greater the deviation, the
colder the water fed into the system. Depending on the system in question,
temperatures are not permitted to become too cold (as this can result in
damage due to damp).
NB: For cooling it is recommended that the room temperature be set a few
degrees higher than the set temperature for heating operation. Given that the
room temperature tends to increase as the outdoor temperature increases,
the cooling function will cut in.
Note too that cooling capacity depends, among other things, on borehole
temperature, borehole length, flows and fan convector capacity, and will vary
during the warm part of the year.
See CTC EcoComfort manual for more information.
Fan convector