7 Operating mode Logs automatic
7.5 Automatic log wood function - release
type
Button in the
selection menu
Fig. 2-24_01-104sn
Always on
1
n
The burner starts as soon as a heating request is
present; i.e. no temporal restriction.
In blocks
2
n
The burner starts as soon as a heating request is
present and the time release is available.
Fig. 2-25_01-105sn
n
Define non-required release times
with from 00:00
to 00:00 h
, i.e. the time block is inactive.
Example of use for the
In blocks
release type: daily
heating mode, the boiler is filled with log wood in the
evening and the burner is to start every day at 06:00 (if
there is a heating request).
Manual start
3
n
The burner starts the ignition device as soon as
automatic log wood function
mode is selected.
Condition: The current boiler temperature is less
than the required boiler temperature minus the start
difference).
n
The burner starts, even if there is no heating
request. This means that you should ensure that
sufficient output acceptance is guaranteed, e.g.
the buffer tank is not fully loaded.
n
The burner starts the ignition device as soon as
automatic log wood function
mode is selected.
Condition: The current boiler temperature is less
than the required boiler temperature minus the start
difference).
n
The burner starts, even if there is no heating
request. This means that you should ensure that
sufficient output acceptance is guaranteed, e.g.
the buffer tank is not fully loaded.
According to date
4
n
Set the date and time of automatic ignition. The bur-
ner starts as soon as this point in time is reached
(and a heating request is pending).
Fig. 2-26_01-106sn
Usage example: A boiler in a weekend house' fill the
boiler with log wood on the day you leave; the next day
you arrive, the burner should start automatically.
Operation manual
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