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General| Brand | Powrmatic |
|---|---|
| Model | FuelSaver MC200 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Optimal siting for the controller and optional remote sensor, considering representative temperature.
Step-by-step guide for physically installing the MC200 unit and the remote sensor base plate.
Critical instructions for screened sensor cable installation, grounding, and separation.
Description of user-operable buttons (Heat, Fan, Reset) and indicators (Heating On, Fault).
Explanation of data shown on the MC200's LCD screen, including temperature, time, and status.
Details the six buttons (OK, Decrease, Increase, Cancel, Back, Next) used for programming.
How to operate the heater directly (heating, fan, reset) without using menus.
Overview of accessible settings within the user menu, including temperature and clock.
Temporary adjustment of the target temperature for improved comfort.
Procedure for setting the device's current time and date for accurate operation.
Configuring up to 14 programmes for daily or weekly heating schedules.
Setting future dates to disable heating for a specified duration.
Choosing between Winter, Summer, or Off modes for heater operation.
Enabling or disabling specific user controls for restricted access.
Setting a 4-digit password to protect user controls from unauthorized changes.
Viewing total run hours and cost since the log was last cleared.
Procedure for entering user or engineer passwords to gain access.
Procedure to enter the engineer menu via password for advanced configuration.
Defining the type of burner (On/Off, High-Low, Modulating) connected to the MC200.
Defining the high (and Low) heat input (kW) for cost calculation purposes.
Facilitating direct testing of the controlled burner(s) irrespective of current settings.
Setting the temperature difference for switching between Hi and Lo burner stages.
Setting the temperature at which the 0-10V modulating signal reaches 10V.
Setting the function for the second sensor input (e.g., Remote, Heat Off/On).
Setting the mode of fan operation (Auto, Const, ON, or OFF).
Adjusting displayed temp, setting user min/max temps, and temporary adjustment range.
Activating or deactivating frost protection and night setback features.
Activating the feature that optimizes heating start time.
Enabling and defining the allowable temperature drop for optimum stop.
Allowing a date to be set for service reminders.
Displays the most recent lockout time and date, and allows log clearing.
Configuring primary and secondary sensor inputs, including remote and switch functions.
Explains single, two-stage, and modulating burner output functions and relay operations.
Diagram and description of all MC200 terminal functions and connections.
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