25
In a C.H. installation equipped with a D.H.W.
storage tank, the hydraulic schema, shown
in fig. 29, can be used.
Note: Also in this case the remarks made in
the previous paragraph are applicable, i.e.:
the adoption of a shunt pump (Pr).
The electrical connections of the storage tank
loading pump will follow the schema shown
in fig. 26.
4.4 - ELECTRICAL AND HYDRAULIC CONNECTIONS OF C.H.
AND D.H.W. PRODUCTION CIRCUIT
Pr Shunt pump
VM2 Mixing valve
SPFS Storage tank temperature sensor
KFS Boiler temperature sensor
VFAS Flow temperature sensor
C Boiler
B Storage tank
P1 C.H. pump for direct zone
P2 C.H. pump for mixed zone
Pb Storage tank loading pump
4.5 - OUTER COMPENSATOR
On how to adjust or to program the outer
compensator, please refer to the instruction
manual supplied with the outer compensator.
In the following table we list the factory set
parameters, which are "not changeable" and
the parameters which are adjustable by the
user according to his needs.
Standard
System values
Parameter
Adjustment range
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
12
13
14
15
01
Outer temperature
Temporary operation
Nominal flow temperature circuit 1
Actual flow temperature circuit 1
Nominal flow temperature circuit 2
Actual flow temperature circuit 2
Nominal boiler temperature
Actual boiler temperature
Influence of room sensor above outer sensor in circuit 1
Heating optimisation according to the room
temperature in circuit 2
Maximum anticipation
Time relay with D.H.W. consensus
Delay outer temperature
-----
0/1 (Off/On)
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-----
-----
-----
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0-20
0-20
0/1 (Off/On)
0/1 (Off/On)
0-3 hours
0/1 (Off/On)
0-3 hours
Visualization only
0
Visualization only
Visualization only
Visualization only
Visualization only
Visualization only
10
1
2
0
1
Description
10
11
Influence of room sensor above outer sensor in circuit 2
Heating optimisation according to the room
temperature in circuit 1
10
1
Visualization only
PARAMETERS ADJUSTABLE BY THE USER
fig. 29