19 Submenu Cascade at the client
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19.4 Switchover delay*
Allows to set a delay after which time a new module is meant to switch on/switch off.
For example, if the threshold for the switching on of a module is exceeded, the next module is
only switched on after the defined switching delay.
19.5 Duration of standby module*
A standby module is a domestic hot water module whose cascade valve is still open at that
moment, even if there is no withdrawal. There is always only one standby module, the other
modules with open cascade valves (if available) are called switch on modules. The domestic hot
water modules alternately assume the role as standby module in order to distribute the
operating hours equally to the modules. Via the menu item, you can define the duration how
long a standby module should be activated before it is exchanged to the next standby module
which has the lowest operation time of the pump.
19.6 Synchronise*
In case of modifications in the menu of the cascade, a separate synchronisation can be required
if the settings are transmitted incorrectly.
In this case, all settings of the client are transmitted again to the connected servers.
19.7 Debug*
The installer receives further information which cascade module is the standby module in that
moment and how long it will be still available.
19.8 Information*
Allows to see the operating times and the current flow rate of the corresponding modules. The
operating time differentiates between the OP-TIME and the S-TIME.
The OP-TIME indicates the runtime of the primary pump. The S-TIME provides information to
the total time in which the modules were active as standby module.
By pressing the buttons
upwards
or
downwards
, you can navigate to the second page which
provides information about the current flow at all modules in the cascade network.
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