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Provides an overview of Thermia heat pumps as a renewable energy source for heating and hot water.
Instructions for easily adjusting the indoor temperature using the control unit's comfort adjustment feature.
Details on how to control and monitor the heat pump remotely via smart devices and the internet.
Explanation of how the heat pump uses display notifications to alert users of potential issues.
Overview of different hot water modes (Economy, Normal, Comfort) and their characteristics.
Explains the function of the 'Boost' button for temporary increased hot water production.
General safety warnings regarding appliance use by children and adult supervision requirements.
Specifies that only qualified installers should perform installation, operation, maintenance, and repair.
Safety advice regarding the hot water circuit's safety valve, overflow pipe, and hot water discharge.
Overview of the heat pump as a heating and hot water system with a graphical display and internet preparation.
Details the main components of the heat pump unit, including compressor, heat exchangers, and pumps.
Describes the control equipment, including touch screen, sensors, and frequency converter.
Explains the integrated control system for calculating heat demand and managing operation via a touch screen.
Details the uses of the display for making settings, adjusting heat curves, and viewing operating data.
Guide to adjusting the indoor temperature via the comfort adjustment on the start screen.
Introduction to advanced heat settings for fine-tuning the system when basic adjustments are insufficient.
Explains how the heat curve adjusts supply line temperature based on outdoor temperature for optimal climate.
Detailed steps for adjusting the heat curve for fine-tuning heating settings and indoor climate.
Instructions for setting seasonal stop and min/max supply line temperatures for optimal heating.
Guide to selecting the desired operating mode for the heat pump (Off, Auxiliary, On/Auto).
How to access and interpret operating data (sensor readings, run times) and version information.
Table showing default factory settings for Heat curve, Min/Max supply temp., and Seasonal stop.
Procedure for checking and maintaining the correct system pressure in the heating circuit.
Instructions for regularly checking safety valves to prevent lime deposits and ensure proper function.
Actions to take in case of leakage in hot water pipes or the brine circuit.
Guidance on how to switch off the unit and clean filters for heating and brine circuits.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the heat pump's filters, including safety precautions.
Explanation of the heat pump's alarm system, including Class A, B, and C alarms and their display indicators.
Provides examples of alarm messages (High pressure, Low pressure) and their meanings/corrective actions.
Instructions on how to acknowledge and reset active alarms on the heat pump.
Guide to understanding various symbols used in the heat pump's display interface.
Further explanation of symbols related to settings, controls, operating modes, and connections.
Explains how the heat pump calculates heat production based on outdoor temperature and heat curve.
Instructions for temporarily adjusting the indoor temperature using the comfort settings feature.
Details how comfort settings affect the heat curve and indoor temperature adjustments.
Explains the heat curve indicator value and its relation to supply line temperature at 0°C outdoor.
Describes how heat curves can be adjusted for different systems and how room sensors affect control.
Explains how moving the entire heat curve unit adjusts its slope and steepness.
Detailed explanations of symbols related to heat curve adjustment and settings.
Guide to setting Enable heat, Heat curve, and Supply line min/max temperatures.
Instructions for setting up and using the Thermia Online service for remote monitoring.
Lists common accessories available for the heat pump and how to find information about them.
A comprehensive checklist for location, pipe installation, electrical installation, and commissioning.
List of essential customer information items to review, including manual, safety, and service.
Fields to record details of the piping installation, including date, company, name, and phone number.
Fields to record details of the electrical installation, including date, company, name, and phone number.
Fields to record details of system adjustments, including date, company, and name.
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