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Lists associated commissioning instructions for the WPM.
Details structure of safety warnings, symbols, and keywords like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
Explains symbols for material losses, appliance disposal, and user actions.
Defines the appliance's purpose and appropriate usage.
Covers general safety warnings, potential risks, and emergency procedures.
Refers to symbols found on the appliance's type plate.
Describes the display, MENU key, Touch-Wheel, and OK key.
Explains symbols indicating the current operating status of the heat pump.
Details how to adjust set temperatures and date/time using the Touch-Wheel.
Guides on selecting modes like STANDBY, PROGRAMMED, COMFORT, ECO, DHW, and EMERGENCY.
Outlines the hierarchical structure of the device's menu system.
Explains how users can set parameters and where remaining parameters are located.
Details setting times for HEATING, DHW, PARTY, HOLIDAY, PASTEURISATION, and CIRCULATION programs.
Covers general settings, heating, DHW, and cooling parameters.
Lists factory default switching times and temperature settings.
Provides tables to document user-programmed times and settings.
Explains how to display a list of registered faults and messages.
Lists associated commissioning instructions for the WPM.
Details structure of safety warnings, symbols, and keywords like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
Explains symbols for material losses, appliance disposal, and user actions.
Defines the appliance's purpose and appropriate usage.
Covers general safety warnings, potential risks, and emergency procedures.
Refers to symbols found on the appliance's type plate.
Describes the display, MENU key, Touch-Wheel, and OK key.
Explains symbols indicating the current operating status of the heat pump.
Details how to adjust set temperatures and date/time using the Touch-Wheel.
Guides on selecting modes like STANDBY, PROGRAMMED, COMFORT, ECO, DHW, and EMERGENCY.
Outlines the hierarchical structure of the device's menu system.
Explains how users can set parameters and where remaining parameters are located.
Details setting times for HEATING, DHW, PARTY, HOLIDAY, PASTEURISATION, and CIRCULATION programs.
Covers general settings, heating, DHW, and cooling parameters.
Lists factory default switching times and temperature settings.
Provides tables to document user-programmed times and settings.
Explains how to display a list of registered faults and messages.
The Stiebel Eltron WPM is a heat pump manager, also referred to as a heat pump control unit or a control panel for a heat pump. It is designed for domestic use and can be operated by untrained persons, as well as in non-domestic environments like small businesses, provided it's used in the same way.
The WPM is responsible for controlling and regulating the heat pump's processes. It allows users to make certain settings and display information about the heat pump's operation. The device manages various functions including heating, domestic hot water (DHW) heating, cooling, and defrosting. It supports different operating modes such as STANDBY, PROGRAMMED OPERATION, COMFORT MODE, ECO MODE, DHW MODE, and EMERGENCY OPERATION, each tailored for specific needs and energy efficiency.
The WPM also includes programming capabilities for setting time-based operations for heating circuits, DHW heating, DHW circulation, swimming pool heating, and silent modes. It can manage multiple heating circuits (up to 5) and DHW temperatures (up to 2), with additional options available if the WPE heat pump extension is connected.
The WPM features a user-friendly interface with a display, a "MENU" key, a Touch-Wheel, and an "OK" key.
The device locks after 5 minutes of inactivity, requiring a 3-second press of the MENU key to reactivate. It provides a selection indicator to show the current position in the menu structure.
Operating Modes:
Programming Features:
Settings: Users can adjust general settings like time/date, summer time dates, language, display contrast, and brightness. Heating circuit parameters (comfort and ECO temperatures) and DHW temperatures (comfort and ECO) can be set individually. Cooling functionality is available on some heat pumps, configurable by a qualified contractor.
The manual refers to the WPM as a "Wärmepumpen-Manager" (Heat pump manager) with part number 234727. It is designed to control and regulate heat pump processes. The system supports up to 5 heating circuits and allows for two separate DHW temperature settings. The heating curve slope can be adjusted (e.g., 0.6 for heating curve 1, 0.2 for heating curve 2, with a range of 0-5). Comfort and ECO temperatures for heating circuits can be set between 5-30 °C, and for DHW, between 50-70 °C (or OFF/50-70 °C for ECO).
The programming unit has a locking mechanism after 5 minutes of inactivity to prevent unintended changes. Some menu items are protected by a code for access by qualified contractors, ensuring system-specific settings are not inadvertently altered.
General| Brand | STIEBEL ELTRON |
|---|---|
| Model | WPM |
| Category | Heat Pump |
| Language | English |
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