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CONTROL PANEL
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HOT WATER PEAK
Fig. 33
Regular increase of the DHW temperature The interval
for pasteurisation is set in menu Hot water peak. If you
select 7 days, for example, then the DHW temperature is
raised to approx. 65 °C every seventh day. With Start
time you determine when pasteurisation should
commence.
TIME CONTROL HOT WATER
Fig. 34
Function Time control hot water enables the complete
shutdown of DHW heating to save energy. This may be
appropriate during periods when high electricity tariffs
are applied. This will, however, result in a reduced DHW
provision. You enable this function like all other time
controls.
EXTERNAL CONTROL HOT WATER
External control hot water offers the option of shutting
down the DHW generation independent of the
temperature by means of an external (telephone) signal.
To enable this function:
B Select External control hot water.
B Change the setting for External control blocking
heating to On.
6.4.7 TIMERS
Fig. 35
There are a number of timers in the control unit. The
statuses for these are shown in the menu Timers.
Extra hot water indicates the period for which the
required function Extra Hot Water is available.
Additional heat start indicates the remaining time for
delaying the start of the additional heater.
Mixing valve control delay indicates the delay for the
mixer control after expiry of the additional heater start
delay.
Alarm mode delay indicates the remaining time until the
additional heater starts following an alarm issue.
Compressor start indicates the time before the
compressor starts.
Delay before defrost indicates the remaining time
before a permissible defrost.
Heating, maximum operating time at hot water demand
indicates the time remaining before the maximum time
for heating mode is reached, if a simultaneous DHW
demand is active.
Hot water, maximum operating time at heating system
demand indicates the remaining time before the
maximum time for DHW heating is reached, if a
simultaneous heating demand is active.
6.4.8 SETTING THE CLOCK
The heat pump has functions that are dependent on
both the time and date. Thus it is important that these
are correct.
To set the date and time:
B Select Setting the clock in the advanced menu.
Fig. 36
B Select Set date to adjust. This is done using the menu
dial in the order, Year-Month-Day.
Repeat the adjustment after the selected
time has expired to start a new period with
Extra hot water. Whilst the Extra hot water
function is operational the number of hours
can also be increased.
Time control hot water can impair the DHW
availability.
Only activated selections are displayed. All
selections made are activated at the same
time by the external input.
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