NIBE Quick Start User Guide
Welcome to your home and your NIBE heating system. This is a Swedish heating system designed to run
fully on electric power to provide you with heating and hot water.
How does it work?
You may notice white circular ducts in your kitchen and bathroom. The NIBE unit draws the warm air from
these ducts into the unit and takes the heat from the air to help provide you with heating and hot water. The
air taken out by the NIBE system is replaced by air coming into your house through ducts in the wall and is
circulated through the home via the air gap under the internal doors. This system is designed to work 24
hours a day which is the most efficient and cost effective way to heat a home.
Quick Start Guide
1. Set the temperature: When you move into your
home you will need to set the temperature to suit
you. The mode for setting the indoor temperature is
reached, when in the start mode in the main menu, by
pressing the OK button twice
2. Set the season: The NIBE can be run on three settings however to minimise your heating bill we
suggest the following. Enter the Heatpump menu (4) and select the operating mode. Select
manual and adjust using the chart below. NB Deactivated = Crossed out
Summer Activated Deactivated Deactivated
Spring/Autumn Activated Deactivated Activated
Winter Activated Activated Activated
DO & DON’TS OF THE NIBE SYSTEM.
DO CLEAN THE AIR FILTER REGULARLY (APPROX 4 TIMES PER YEAR)
DO CLEAN THE VENTILATION DEVICES REGULARLY USING A SMALL BRUSH
DO SET THE SEASON TO SUIT IN SUMMER & WINTER MONTHS.
DO NOT BLOCK THE VENTILATION DUCTS. THE AIR FLOW HAS BEEN CALCULATED
SPECIFICALLY FOR YOUR HOME & POOR AIR FLOW CAN AFFECT & DAMAGE THE
PERFORMANCE OF THE SYSTEM.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CHANGE THE SETTINGS INSIDE THIS UNIT UNLESS INSTRUCTED
BY A TRAINED SERVICE ENGINEER.
DO NOT EXPECT YOUR RADIATORS TO BECOME HOT. YOUR APARTMENT WILL MAINTAIN
A CONSISTENT TEMPERATURE.
DO NOT REMOVE THE VENTILATION DUCTS FROM THEIR DEDICATED POSITION FOR
CLEANING.
Use Summer mode during the summer. This will tell the
unit to produce only hot water.
Use Spring/Autumn mode during the remaining year. This
will tell the unit to produce heating and hot water.
If it gets really cold you can use Winter mode and this will
allow the unit to use the electric immersion heater to boost
your heating. Using the immersion unnecessarily will
increase the running cost of your heating system.
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