Operating manual
DKS - classic DKS - expert
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Fine-adjusting the heating curve
The slope of the heating curve becomes adjusted in the "2nd Level" and can be
adapted if necessary also by the user.
Aligning of set and actual temperatures (Setting Level 3, parameter 3-1)
Even if the slope of the heating curve has been set correctly, certain systems may
show deviations between the actual temperature, as measured in the room with a
thermometer, and the setpoint temperature. The difference can be eliminated by
moving the base temperature.
The raising or lowering of the set value effects a corresponding change in the room
temperature.
Per 5 °C change of setting the ambient temperature becomes
• Underfloor heating
approx. 2 °C
• Radiator heating
approx. 1 °C
Note:
After the adjustment of the base point the comfort setting can be reset
on 0, see at the user operating manual.
Daytime outside
temperature
Room temperature
too cold
to warm
+5 to +15 °C
reduce by 0.2 and
increase by 5 K
increase by 0.2 and
reduce by 5 K
-20 to -5 °C
increase by 0.2
decrease by 0.2
Room temperature
Base point (parameter 3-1)
too low
increase
too high
decrease
