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Setting the heating
In the Temperature increase/decrease display
you use the knob to change the heat curve.
The lines show how the return temperature
varies with the outdoor temperature for
different settings. The colder the weather the
warmer the heating system. Curve 4 is the
factory setting and in the example you can see
that this gives a return temperature of around
35
o
C at an outdoor temperature of 0
o
C.
The example describes how to change the heat curve in the Heating increase/decrease menu.
Please note that a high value could cause the heat pump to stop if the return temperature is too high.
Heat curve
Radiator return
temperature
Setting
Outdoor temperature
The appearance of the heat curve
The limit for when the
heat pump stops for too
high a return tempera-
ture.
The line shows that if heat
curve 4 is chosen, the heat
pump stops at around 35
o
C
when the outdoor temperature
is 0
o
C.
Cold weather:
If the indoor temperature is too low or too high during cold
weather, you use Temp. incr./decr. to change it.
Press “Heat”.
The set value is shown in the display. In the shape of a bar
but also as a digit. The area is between 0 and 10. Press
“Adjust”.
Turn the knob to the right to increase, to the left to decrease.
The example shows how you increase the value to 5. Turn
the knob until 5 appears in the display. The new value now
appears in the display. Press “Save” to save the new value.
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Temp. incr. / decr.
0 4 10
Return Adjust
Temp. incr. / decr.
0 5 10
Return Save
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Please note that the flow temperature is then around 7-10
o
C warmer. During the first winter, the heat
curve must be set up so that the temperature in the house is pleasant whatever the weather. The heat curve
should preferably be adjusted at a low temperature under 3
o
C. You should wait two days after adjusting
before carrying out any readjustments. Also note that a lower curve setting gives a lower runnig cost.
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