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Temperature Range

6 Important Notes

6.1 Saving Energy

• The reducing of the room temperature over

the day or night saves considerable energy.

With the reduction of the room temperature

by 1 K (°C), up to 5% less energy is used.

Note: It does not make sense to reduce the

room temperature under +15 °C, how-

ever, since intense reheating consumes

more energy than the uniform supplying

of warmth.

• For buildings with good heat insulation, the

reduced temperature setting may possibly

not be reached. Energy is saved in spite of

this, however, since the heating unit remains

switched off.

In this case, the switching time for reduced

operation can also be set for an earlier time.

• For ventilating, do not leave the windows in

the tilted position. In this manner, heat es-

capes continuously from the room without

the air in the room being significantly im-

proved. Therefore, avoid continuous ventilat-

ing!

It is better to ventilate briefly but intensively

(window completely open).

During ventilating, set the temperature regu-

lator to a lower value.

6.2 Information for Operation with

Room Temperature Sensing:

– The room (main room) in which the remote

control is installed determines the tempera-

ture for the other rooms.

This means that the room temperature in the

main room acts as a parameter for the com-

plete heating network.

– For this reason, thermostatically regulated

heating radiators that are mounted in the

main room must always be completely open.

Otherwise the thermostatic valve restricts

the heat supply although the regulator con-

tinuously demands more heat.

If a lower temperature is desired in adjacent

rooms or if the radiators should be shut off

completely, the radiator valves (thermostats)

are to be set accordingly.

In this case, it is recommended to forego the

room temperature sensing.

– Since the room in which the remote control is

mounted acts as the main room, heat from ex-

terior sources (e. g. sun radiation, fireplace,

etc.) can lead to inadequate heating in the

other rooms (Heating unit remains cold).

Switch (h) in Position ❍

without room temperature sensing

Switch (h) in Position ●

with room temperature sensing

Knob (f) in

nomy Position

Operational Mode Switch (e)

in Position

Operational Mode Switch (e)

in Position

Normal

Mode

Re-

duced

Mode

Econ-

omy

Mode

Normal

Mode

Re-duced

Mode

Econ-

omy

Mode

Feed Temperature Change Approx. Room Temperature

Left stop -12 K -12 K -37 K

**)

-37 K 18.5 °C 18.5 °C 15.5 °C

**)

15.5 °C

Middle position 0 K 0 K -25 K

**)

-25 K 20 °C 20 °C 17 °C

**)

17 °C

Right stop +12 K +12 K -13 K

**)

-13 K 21.5 °C 21.5 °C 18 °C

**)

18 °C

*) The prerequisite is that the heating characteristic has been correctly set on the outside-temperature controlled pro-

grammer so that a room temperature of approx. 20 °C is obtained with the room thermostat function switched off.

**)Provided a temperature reduction of –25 K has been set on the outside-temperature controlled programmer.

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