STIEBEL ELTRON ETS 200 Plus, Эксплуатация и установка

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INSTALLATIoN
Settings
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13.1.1 Enter code
The factory-set code is 1 0 0 0.
f f Use "+" or "–" to call up the "CodE" menu item.
Access level A0 is displayed, alternating with the menu item.
f f
Press "OK".
The code entry field is displayed. The first digit flashes.
f f
Use "+" or "–" to enter the code 1 0 0 0. After entering each
digit, press "OK".
Once the code has been entered correctly, the actual values and
parameters that were previously inaccessible become visible.
13.1.2 Actual values
display description Access
level
Unit
I1 Actual room temperature A0 [°C] | [°F]
I2 Relative heating time
(The counter can be reset via param-
eter P5.)
A0 [h]
I3 Set charging level for next charge A1 [%]
I4 Actual charging level A1 [%]
13.1.3 Parameters
display description Access
level
options
P1 Room temperature offset A0 ±3 °C | ±5 °F
P2 Time format A0 12 h | 24 h
P3 Temperature display units A0 °C | °F
P4 Reset time programs A0 on | off
P5 Reset relative heating time A0 on | off
P6 SL control signal A1 0 | 1
P7 Type of fan control A1 0 | 1
P8 Reduce switch-off temperature A1 100 % | 90 % |
80 % | 70 %
P12 Booster heater A1 0 | 1
P14 Source of set charging level A1 1 | 2 | 3
P15 Source of low tariff enabling A1 0 | 1
P17 Duty cycle A1 30 - 80 %
P18 Fault characteristics A1 0 | 1
To change the value of a parameter, use the "+" button to call up
the relevant parameter. Press "OK".
As soon as the "Editable parameter" symbol appears, you can
change the parameter value with "+" and "–". Press "OK" to save
the selected value.
If you press the "Menu" button or if no user action is performed
within 10 minutes, the appliance automatically switches to the
standard display. Parameter blocking is reactivated.
P6: SL control signal
options description
0 SL input deactivated (factory setting):
The fan is controlled via the room temperature controller built
into the appliance.
1 SL input activated:
The fan is controlled via a wall mounted 2-point room tempera-
ture controller.
P7: Type of fan control
options description
0 2-point controller:
The fan is switched on and off by the room temperature controller
built into the appliance, according to heat demand.
1 Proportional controller (factory setting):
The speed of the fan motors is adjusted to the heat demand by the
room temperature controller built into the appliance.
P8: Reducing the switch-off temperature
Using parameter P8, four different charging levels for the electron-
ic charge controller (100 %, 90 %, 80 % or 70 %) can be selected,
in conjunction with the adjustable connected load. The factory
setting is 100 % (no reduction).
If a different setting is selected, a reduced charge level results
(reduced switch-off temperature of the electronic charge control-
ler). See chapter "Specification / Reducing connected load while
maintaining nominal charge duration of 8 hours".
P12: Booster heater (accessory)
options description
0 If no booster heater is installed in the appliance (factory setting).
1 The booster heater installed in the appliance is activated.
P14: Source of set charging level
options description
1 For appliances without a weather-compensated charge control
system. The charge volume is controlled via the charge level re-
ducer.
2 The charge control cable is connected to an AC control signal
(factory setting).
3 The charge control cable is connected to a DC control signal.
P15: Source of low tariff enabling
options description
0 Permanently enabled (factory setting):
The heating elements in the appliance are switched on when the
heating contactor and the electronic charge controller enable
charging.
1 LF hardware signal:
The heating elements in the appliance are not switched on until
the LF from the power supply utility has been enabled and the
electronic charge controller has enabled charging.
P17: Duty cycle
The charge control cable must be connected to an AC control signal
(alternating voltage signal at terminals A1 and A2).
The electronic charge controller in the appliance can be operated
by charge control systems with duty cycles of 80 %, 72 %, 68 %,
40 % and 37 %. The factory setting is designed for duty cycles
of 80 %.
If the appliance is operated with other duty cycles, this parameter
must be adjusted to the appropriate percentage.