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Heating…………………
1. Circuit,
2. Circuit,
3. Circuit,
4. Circuit,
Here it is necessary to take account the NOTE (chapter 5.1) ! The method of adjustment is the
same in all cases and is described on the example of heating curve in section 5.1.2 and for the
example of control at constant temperature in section 5.1.3.
5.1.1.1 The change in heating control heating curve - constant temperature
You can switch the heating control from heating curve to control by maintaining constant
temperature in the following manner:
1.
Press key (MENU) in the basic menu.
2.
Choose the menu
Heating
or use the key
to choose the desired Circuit . To set the
parameter press key (ENTER).
3.
Choose the Heating curve parameter by
pressing and press the (ENTER) key.
4.
* * appear along the chosen parameter. By
pressing the key adjust the value of the
Heating curve parameter into Const .
temperature and confirm the settings by
pressing the key (ENTER).
5.
For returning to the basic view press the key
(MENU) twice.
5.1.2 Weather controlled heating – heating curve
Weather controlled heating means water temperature in the heating system is adjusted to the
current air temperature. The lower the outside temperature, the higher the heat of the buildingand
as a result a higher temperature of heating water is needed in the heating bodies (floor, wall or
radiator heating ...) to compensate for the losses.
The opposite is true in case of higher outside temperatures. In this case the heat losses are lower
and a lower heating water temperature is needed in the heating bodies to compensate for the
losses.
Standby…………………
Heating
35.5°C
Return 32.3°C
DHW 49.0°C
> Heating <
1. Circuit
2. Circuit
3. Circuit
Normal 35.5°C
Eco -2.0°C
Standby
3.0°C
>Heating curve ....................<
Normal 35.5°C
Eco -2.0°C
Standby 3.0°C
*Const. temperature ............*
Normal 35.5°C
Eco -2.0°C
Standby 3.0°C
*Const. temperature ....... . <