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General| Type | Air/Water Heat Pump |
|---|---|
| Weight | 150 kg |
| Energy class heating 35°C | A+++ |
| Energy class heating 55°C | A++ |
| SCOP | 5.0 |
Provides system status and common settings assistance.
Details installation and service procedures for specialists.
Checklist for mandatory inspection before commissioning the heating installation.
Diagrams and dimensions for pipe connections and the system layout.
Instructions for connecting the brine side, including collector and system components.
Information on connecting the climate system and its components.
Step-by-step guide for installing brine system components like level vessels and shut-off valves.
Installation steps for climate system components like expansion vessels and shut-off valves.
Settings and connection instructions for cold and hot water.
Enabling and configuring the 'SG Ready' function for smart grid integration.
Instructions for venting the brine system using level or expansion vessels.
Instructions for setting automatic and manual pump speeds for brine and climate systems.
Understanding and adjusting the heating curve for uniform indoor temperature.
Steps to adjust the heating curve, coefficient, and offset for a climate system.
Detailed steps for filling and venting the climate and hot water systems.
Guide for starting the S1256 and performing initial inspections.
Instructions for filling the brine system with antifreeze.
Details on the initial start guide process and its importance.
Viewing product name, serial number, software, and service details.
Configuring climate systems and zones for temperature control.
Settings for indoor climate control, including temperature and ventilation.
Settings related to hot water operation, including demand and circulation.
Accessing system information, operating data, and logs.
System settings for operating modes, functions, and parameters.
Configuring the 'SG Ready' function for smart grid integration.
Optimizing energy source usage based on cost or carbon neutrality.
Setting heating temperature with or without a room sensor.
Selecting operating modes: Auto, Manual, or Additional heat only.
Configuring Smart Price Adaption for optimizing energy costs based on tariffs.
Using tariff control for additional heat based on spot price or set price.
Viewing and selecting the heating curve for house heating.
Adjusting indoor climate based on weather forecast.
Information on installation connection status, users, and managing myUplink connection.
Configuring Internet connection via Wi-Fi or Ethernet, setting TCP/IP.
Scheduling longer temperature changes for heating and hot water.
Scheduling repeated changes for heating and hot water operation.
System operating settings, including hot water, pumps, compressor, and heating.
Setting start and stop temperatures for hot water demand modes.
Setting the operating mode for the brine pump (Intermittent, Continuous, 10 days cont.).
Advanced heating settings, including supply temperature differences and flow.
Selecting how the installation prioritizes demands when multiple are active.
Setting up the underfloor drying function with time periods and temperatures.
Advanced settings for hot water operation.
Setting pump speeds for the heating medium pump (GP1) in heating and hot water modes.
Setting the speed for the brine pump (Fixed delta, Auto, Manual).
Advanced settings for circulation pumps (heating medium and brine).
Configuring safety measures for operational disruptions.
Advanced heating settings, including supply temperature differences and flow.
Setting maximum electrical power for internal electric additional heat.
Alarm actions and emergency mode settings.
How emergency mode is activated and its operational behavior.
Troubleshooting steps for low room temperature.
Troubleshooting steps for high room temperature.
Basic troubleshooting steps when operational interference is not displayed.
Troubleshooting steps for uneven room temperatures.
Troubleshooting steps for low hot water temperature or lack of hot water.
Troubleshooting steps when the compressor does not start.
Electrical data including pump outputs, enclosure class, and compliance.
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