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Advice for efficient plant operation and achieving correct indoor climate.
Explains how the heat pump works, recycling energy from air and ground for heating and hot water.
Describes the lamps, buttons, dial, and display on the heat pump's front panel for user interaction.
Identifies and lists key components located within the connecting area of the heat pump.
Accesses frequent functions for quick adjustments to heat curve, indoor temperature, hot water, and modes.
Explains how the heating system water temperature is controlled by outdoor temperature via a heat curve.
Details how to set the basic heat curve based on house heating requirements and system type.
Allows parallel offsetting of the heat curve to adjust indoor temperature if it feels too low or high.
Enables specific adjustments to the heat curve for particular outdoor temperatures where indoor comfort is unsatisfactory.
Describes how to set the desired room temperature, often requiring an accessory room sensor.
Explains how to adjust the heat curve based on deviation from the required room temperature for precise control.
Allows lowering house temperature for extended periods of absence to save energy.
Sets the outdoor temperature threshold for switching the heating system off during warmer periods.
Explains how to activate economy mode for energy savings or revert to normal mode for standard operation.
Provides the option to temporarily increase the duration of hot water availability, increasing power usage.
Configures intervals for temporarily increasing hot water temperature to prevent bacterial growth.
Guides on using the "Monitor all temperatures" function to check various sensor readings within the heat pump.
Displays the temperature supplied by the heat pump to the heating system (GT1).
Shows the current outdoor air temperature reading (GT2).
Displays the temperature supplied to the hot water tap system (GT3:1).
Shows the indoor temperature reading (Room GT5), typically requiring a room sensor.
Lists internal temperatures used solely for the heat pump's internal operation.
Instructions on how to operate the heat pump using only its electric boiler function.
Adjusts the activation temperature for additional heating to meet requirements faster, affecting power consumption.
Routine cleaning of the air filter every other month for optimal heat pump performance.
Guidance on cleaning ceiling or wall-mounted valves twice a year, ensuring individual component care.
Procedure for checking the heating system pressure gauge, crucial during initial start-up.
Information on the protective anode's function, maintenance-free operation, and its status indicator.
Details on checking and maintaining the correct fluid level in the expansion vessel for the heating circuit.
Instructions for cleaning the particle filter on the cold side to prevent clogging and ensure efficient operation.
Provides a checklist for initial troubleshooting steps when a fault occurs with the heat pump.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues where radiators remain cold despite the plant being switched on.
Addresses potential causes for lack of heating or hot water, including overheat protection.
Guidance on checking system pressure and interpreting the red lamp status for fault indication.
Procedures for acknowledging compressor alarms and contacting service if issues persist.
Lists alarms that have been acknowledged but not yet remedied.
Explains the process for restoring the heat pump to its original factory settings, warning about data loss.
Introduces essential information for the correct installation of the heat pump plant.
Highlights critical installation aspects like compressor direction and potential hazards.
Provides a schematic representation of the heat pump's electrical and fluid circuits.
A numbered list identifying all major components of the heat pump system.
Details the necessary planning for electricity, water, ventilation, and overall installation compliance.
Specifies the minimum clearance and dimensions required around the unit for proper installation and ventilation.
Describes the connections for various pipes, including waste water, heating, and hot water.
Notes on wiring separation, sensor connection, and placement for safe and effective electrical installation.
Specifies ducting standards, connection spigots, insulation, and air flow adjustment procedures.
Information on ground coil type, length, bending diameter, and minimum distance from the house.
Illustrates an example of optimal ground coil placement in relation to the site and house.
Shows the connection of a ground coil to the heat pump, including filling units and safety valves.
Step-by-step instructions for filling and pressurizing the hot water and heating systems before operation.
Verifies manual operation switch status, main switch, and compressor direction after initial setup.
Detailed instructions for filling the ground coil with a mixture of water and heat transfer fluid for freeze protection.
Procedures for safely disconnecting power and draining the heating circuit water.
Details emitted and supplied output, flow rates, and exhaust air specifications.
Lists power supply details, electrical connections, compressor type, and tank capacity.
Provides dimensions, weight, working pressures, and overheat protection settings.
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