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Viessmann VITOCAL 151-A User Manual

Viessmann VITOCAL 151-A
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Operating instructions
for the system user
VIESMANN
Heat pump control unit with 7" touch display
VITOCAL 150-A
VITOCAL 151-A
6171827 GB 11/2021
Please keep safe.

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Viessmann VITOCAL 151-A Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandViessmann
ModelVITOCAL 151-A
CategoryHeat Pump
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Safety Instructions

For Your Safety

General safety advice and precautions to prevent accidents and material losses.

Safety Instructions Explained

Explanation of safety symbols like Danger and Note.

Target Group

Defines intended users, including children and individuals with reduced capabilities.

Safety Instructions for Working on the System

Precautions for working on the system, including safety zones.

Standing and Working in the Safety Zone

Specific rules for preventing fire and explosion in the safety zone.

Connection of the System

Guidelines for connecting and commissioning the system by authorized contractors.

Working on the System

Guidelines for performing adjustments and work on the system components.

Auxiliary Components, Spare and Wearing Parts

Notes on using tested components to avoid system damage.

Safety Instructions for Operating the System

General safety rules and precautions for operating the system.

What to Do if Refrigerant Escapes from the Outdoor Unit

Critical safety steps to take in case of refrigerant leakage.

What to Do if the Outdoor Unit Ices Up

Instructions on how to handle ice formation on the outdoor unit.

Conditions for Positioning the Indoor Unit

Safety requirements and precautions for the placement of the indoor unit.

Safety and Liability

Safety Zone

Defines the safety zone around the outdoor unit and its specific requirements.

Siting the Outdoor Unit in Front of an External Wall

Guidelines for positioning the outdoor unit in relation to external walls.

Corner Positioning of the Outdoor Unit, Right

Specific safety zone rules for right-hand corner installations.

Freestanding Positioning of the Outdoor Unit

Safety zone requirements for freestanding outdoor unit installations.

Corner Positioning of the Outdoor Unit, Left

Specific safety zone rules for left-hand corner installations.

Liability

Details limitations of liability concerning system use and accessories.

Introductory Information

Symbols

Explanation of symbols used in the manual and on the heat pump.

Intended Use

Specifies the appliance's purpose and prohibited uses.

Product Information

Overview of the heat pump system components and their functions.

Heat Pump Control Unit

Description of the control unit, touchscreen, and communication modules.

Permissible Ambient Temperatures in the Installation Room

Specifies the temperature limits for the indoor installation room.

Outside Temperature Limits

Defines the operating temperature range for the outdoor unit.

Service Link

Information on the Viessmann remote diagnostic support service.

Low Power Radio

Details on wireless data transfer using low power radio.

Licence Information

Information regarding third-party software licenses used in the product.

Commissioning

Process of system setup, matching to local conditions, and user instruction.

Your System is Preset at the Factory

Overview of the default factory settings for room heating, DHW, and frost protection.

Energy Saving Tips

Advice and tips for reducing energy consumption in the home.

Tips for Greater Comfort

Guidance on achieving optimal comfort levels in the home.

Quieter Operation

Methods to reduce the noise level of the air source heat pump.

Utilising Excess Power (Smart Grid)

Using excess power from the utility for the heating system.

Sufficient DHW Heating for Your Needs

Ensuring adequate hot water supply based on habitual routines.

Operation

Operating Principles

General overview of the system's operational principles.

Touchscreen

Instructions on how to use the touchscreen interface for settings.

Status Display with Lightguide

Explanation of the Lightguide indicator's meaning and status.

Screen Displays

Overview of different screen displays like standby and default.

Standby Display

Description of the display when the controls are not operated.

Default Displays

Accessing key settings and checks via default display screens.

Home Screen

How to call up and set the home screen display.

Buttons and Symbols

Explanation of the various buttons and symbols used in the interface.

Buttons and Symbols in Menu Bar Ⓐ

Specific buttons and symbols found in the menu bar.

Buttons and Symbols in Function Area B

Specific buttons and symbols found in the function area.

Buttons and Symbols in Navigation Area C

Specific buttons and symbols found in the navigation area.

Overview of the "Main Menu"

Structure and how to access the main menu for system settings.

Menus Available in the "Main Menu"

List of all available menus and their functions within the main menu.

Operating Program

Operating Programs for Room Heating, Room Cooling and DHW Heating

Setting operating programs for heating, cooling, and hot water.

Special Operating Programs and Functions

Description of special functions like screed drying and holiday programs.

Procedure for Setting a Time Program

Step-by-step guide on how to input and configure time programs.

Time Programs and Time Phases

Understanding how time programs divide the day into distinct phases.

Setting Time Phases

Detailed steps for defining start and end times for each time phase.

Copying the Time Program to Other Days of the Week

Efficiently duplicating time programs to multiple days.

Changing Time Phases

Modifying the start, end, or temperature settings of existing time phases.

Deleting Time Phases

Removing specific time phases from a program.

Default Displays

Default Display "Indoor Environment"

Accessing room heating and cooling settings and checks.

"DHW" Default Display

Accessing domestic hot water (DHW) settings and checks.

"Energy Cockpit" Default Display

Monitoring the energy status and components of your heat pump.

Checking the Heat Pump Operating Data

Viewing performance metrics like SCOP, SEER, and energy generation.

Calling Up the Energy Balance

Displaying power consumption of the heat pump and booster heater.

"Favourites" Default Display

Customizing the display by selecting and adding preferred menus.

Labelling Menus as Favourites

Steps to select and add menus to the Favourites display.

"System Overview" Default Display

Checking current system data such as pressure, temperatures, and status.

Checking Other Information

Accessing further system data and contractor contact details.

Room Heating/Room Cooling

Selecting a Heating/Cooling Circuit

Choosing the specific heating or cooling circuit to configure.

Setting the Room Temperature for a Heating/Cooling Circuit

Adjusting standard, reduced, and comfort room temperatures.

Setting Temperature Levels for Room Heating/Room Cooling

Defining desired temperature levels for different operating modes.

Switching Room Heating/Room Cooling On or Off (Operating Program)

Controlling the heating/cooling operation via operating programs.

Time Program Room Heating/Room Cooling

Setting daily schedules for room heating and cooling.

Setting the Time Program

Detailed steps for configuring time programs for heating/cooling.

Setting the Heating Curve

Adjusting the heating curve to optimize heating performance.

Tips for Setting the "Heating Curve"

Guidance on adjusting the heating curve's slope and level.

Temporarily Adjusting the Room Temperature

Using the 'Extend time phase once' function for temporary adjustments.

Switching On "Extend Time Phase Once"

Activating the function to extend the current time phase.

Switching Off "Extend Time Phase Once"

Deactivating the function to extend the current time phase.

Adjusting the Room Temperature for Longer Periods at Home

Using the 'Holidays at home' function for extended presence.

Switching On "Holidays at Home"

Activating the 'Holidays at home' comfort mode.

Switching Off "Holidays at Home"

Deactivating the 'Holidays at home' comfort mode.

Saving Energy During Long Periods of Absence

Using the 'Holiday program' for energy saving during absences.

Switching On the "Holiday Program"

Activating the 'Holiday program' for energy saving.

Switching Off the "Holiday Program"

Deactivating the 'Holiday program' for energy saving.

DHW Heating

DHW Temperature

Setting the desired domestic hot water (DHW) temperature.

Switching DHW Heating On/Off (Operating Program)

Controlling DHW heating operation via operating programs.

Time Program for DHW Heating

Setting specific time schedules for domestic hot water heating.

Setting a Time Program

Steps for configuring time programs for DHW heating.

Setting the Time Program for the DHW Circulation Pump

Scheduling the operation of the DHW circulation pump.

"One-off DHW heating" Outside the Time Program

Manually activating DHW heating outside the scheduled times.

Switching on "One-off DHW heating"

Activating the one-off DHW heating function.

Switching off "One-off DHW heating"

Terminating the one-off DHW heating function early.

Increased DHW Hygiene

Function for periodic high-temperature water heating to ensure hygiene.

Switching on Increased DHW Hygiene

Activating the increased DHW hygiene function.

Switching off Increased DHW Hygiene

Deactivating the increased DHW hygiene function.

Switching DHW Scald Protection On/Off

Limiting DHW temperature to a maximum of 60°C for scald protection.

Advanced

Quieter Operation

Settings and time programs for reducing operational noise.

Setting the Time Program for Quieter Operation

Configuring time phases to limit fan and compressor speed.

Operating Status for Quieter Operation

Choosing between 'Slight' or 'Significant' levels of noise reduction.

Switching Emergency Mode On/Off

Activating or deactivating the emergency operating mode.

Further Adjustments

Disabling Operation

Locking control panel access to prevent unauthorized adjustments.

Unlocking the Controls

Steps to unlock the control panel using a password.

Changing the Password for the "Lock Panel" Function

Modifying the password used to lock the control panel.

Setting the Display Brightness

Adjusting the brightness of the display for operation and standby.

Switching the Lightguide On and Off

Controlling the status indicator Lightguide on the unit.

Adjusting the Signal Tone for On-Screen Buttons

Enabling or disabling the audio signal for button presses.

Naming Heating/Cooling Circuits

Customizing names for heating and cooling circuits for easier identification.

Setting the "Time" and "Date"

Adjusting the system's internal clock and date.

Automatic "Summer/Wintertime" Changeover

Enabling or disabling the automatic switch between summer and winter time.

Setting the "Language"

Changing the display language of the control unit.

Setting "Units"

Configuring measurement units for temperature, date, pressure, etc.

Entering the Contractor's Contact Details

Storing service contractor information accessible via the system.

Setting the Home Screen

Choosing the default display that appears when the unit starts.

Switching Internet Access On or Off

Enabling or disabling remote system control via the internet.

Switching WiFi On/Off

Managing the WiFi connection status of the control unit.

Establishing a WiFi Connection

Steps required to connect the unit to a WiFi network.

Static IP Addressing

Manually configuring IP address settings for network connection.

Switching Off the Display Screen for Cleaning

Temporarily deactivating the display to prevent accidental operation.

Restoring Factory Settings

Resetting all user-configured settings back to their factory defaults.

Checks

Calling Up Help Messages

Accessing assistance information related to displays and functions.

Checking Information

Reviewing current system data, parameters, and contractor details.

Calling Up Licence Information for the Programming Unit

Accessing software license details for the programming unit.

Calling Up Licence Information for the Integral Communication Module TCU201

Accessing license details for the TCU201 communication module.

Switching On Access Point

Enabling the WiFi access point for mobile device connection.

Calling Up the License Information for Third Party Components

Accessing license information for third-party software components.

Third Party Software

Overview of third-party software included in the product.

Calling Up Licence Information for the Integral Communication Module TCU300

Accessing license details for the TCU300 communication module.

Calling Up the Heat Pump IP Address

Retrieving the heat pump's IP address for network configuration.

Screed Drying

Information on the screed drying function activated by a contractor.

Checking Service Messages

Viewing maintenance reminders and service notifications.

Calling Up a Service Message

Accessing specific details of service messages and recommended actions.

Checking Fault Messages

Identifying and understanding system faults indicated by error messages.

Calling Up a Fault Message

Retrieving specific fault messages and recommended actions.

Checking Message Lists

Reviewing all system messages including status, warnings, information, faults, and service.

Switching On and Off

Shutting Down the Heat Pump

Procedures for safely powering down the heat pump system.

With Frost Protection

Specific shutdown procedure when frost protection is active.

Without Frost Protection Monitoring (Shutting Down the System)

Procedure for shutting down the system without frost protection.

Starting the Heat Pump

Instructions for powering up the heat pump system.

Position of the ON/OFF Switch

Locating the main ON/OFF switch on the indoor unit.

Wall Mounted Indoor Unit

Specific location of the ON/OFF switch on the wall-mounted indoor unit.

Floorstanding Indoor Unit with Integral DHW Cylinder

Specific location of the ON/OFF switch on floorstanding indoor units.

What to Do If...

Rooms Are Too Cold

Troubleshooting steps for when rooms are not reaching the desired temperature.

Rooms Are Too Hot

Troubleshooting steps for when rooms are overheating.

There Is No Hot Water

Troubleshooting steps for issues with hot water supply.

The DHW Is Too Hot

Troubleshooting steps for when domestic hot water is excessively hot.

"Warning" Is Displayed

Actions to take when a warning message appears on the display.

"Fault" Is Displayed

Actions to take when a fault message appears on the display.

"External Hook-up" Is Displayed

Information regarding the status of an external switching device.

and "Service" Are Displayed

Actions to take when a service interval has arrived.

"Panel Locked" Is Displayed

Steps to unlock the control panel when it is locked.

Maintenance

Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the programming unit and appliance surfaces.

Inspection and Maintenance

Overview of required system inspections and maintenance for efficiency and safety.

DHW Cylinder

Maintenance requirements for the domestic hot water cylinder.

Safety Valve (DHW Cylinder)

Instructions for checking the safety valve function on the DHW cylinder.

Potable Water Filter (If Installed)

Maintenance procedures for the potable water filter to ensure hygiene.

Damaged Cables / Lines

Procedure for replacing damaged connecting cables or lines.

Appendix

Overview of "Main Menu"

Detailed structure and contents of the system's main menu.

Information

Accessing detailed system information, operating data, and contractor details.

Holiday Program

Details on the 'Holiday program' settings for energy saving.

Holidays at Home

Details on the 'Holidays at home' settings for comfort during extended presence.

Message Lists

Reviewing all system messages, including status, warnings, and faults.

Service

Accessing service-related information and contractor contact details.

Advanced

Accessing advanced functions like noise reduction and emergency mode.

Information on Disposal

Guidance on the proper disposal of packaging and the heating system.

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