emz smart Econ HCW 1620, Инструкции по эксплуатации и монтажу

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FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
106 smart Econ - emz-HCW - 180116
In addition, the operating mode for the relevant heating circuit can be changed via the room control-
ler.Position (+) is party mode, position (-) is setback mode.
Example:
The programmed room setpoint temperature is 21 °C.
The room controller is set to +2.
This results in a desired room temperature of 23 °C.
The deviation from the reference value 20°C is 3 K.
Deviation * Factor = Change in flow temperature compared to the pure outdoor temperature-con-
trolled heating curve.
The factor is determined during commissioning.
For panel heating systems the factor is e.g. 2, for radiators e.g. 4.
In addition, the calculated shift is limited to a maximum value.
Outdoor temperature-guided control with room influence
The heating circuit runs in the ›AUTOMATIC‹ operating mode as soon as the outdoor temperature
drops below the preset limits.(Heating limit during the day e.g. 18°C, heating limit at night e.g. 3°C).
The outdoor temperature-controlled flow temperature is influenced by the room temperature.Devia-
tions of the room temperature from the setpoint temperature increase or decrease the flow tempera-
ture.
For setting see “›HEAT CIRCUITS‹ menu” on page 36
In contrast to individual room control, the heating circuit pump is not switched off when the room set-
point temperature is reached, but the flow temperature is reduced when the room setpoint tempera-
ture is exceeded.
The room controller is used to change the set room temperature.
In addition, the operating mode for the relevant heating circuit can be changed via the room control-
ler.Position (+) is party mode, position (-) is setback mode.
Example:
The programmed room setpoint temperature is 21 °C.
The room controller is set to +2.
This results in a desired room temperature of 23 °C.
The measured room temperature is 22 °C, the deviation is 1 K.
Deviation * Factor = Change in flow temperature compared to the pure outdoor temperature-con-
trolled heating curve.
The factor is determined during commissioning.
For panel heating systems the factor is e.g. 2, for radiators e.g. 4.
In addition, the calculated shift is limited to a maximum value.