Buderus AM10 User Manual

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2.1 Introduction
The AM10 is an outdoor temperature-
dependent controller with a linear heating
curve. The heat demand is communicated
using a dry contact input.
2.2 Heating curve
The heating curve indicates the
relationship between the outdoor
temperature and the supply temperature.
This concerns a straight line which can be
described by 2 points (A and B). Point A is
the supply temperature at an outdoor
temperature of 14 °F and point B is the
supply temperature at an outdoor
temperature of 68 °F. C is the high limit
supply temperature set on the boiler
(Æfig. 6).
The supply temperature requested by the
AM10 can never be higher than the high
limit supply temperature of the boiler. For
this reason it is recommended to set the
supply temperature on the boiler (line C) to
the maximum value, unless you deliberately
want to compensate the heating curve, for
example for a radiant floor heating system.
Fig. 6 Heating curve
1 Supply temperature [ °F]
2 Outdoor temperature [ °F]
2.3 Operation
Use the Mode key (Æ fig. 7, [1]) to go
through the various menu items(Æ fig. 7,
[4]) ; a line (Æ fig. 7, [2]) on the display
indicates the active menu item.
The value of a menu item which can be set
will flash. The value can then be changed
using the plus + and minus – (Æ fig. 7,
[3]) keys. The settings will not be lost if
there is a power outage.
Fig. 7 Display view
B
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C
A
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Buderus AM10 Specifications

General

Brand	Buderus
Model	AM10
Category	Controller
Language	English