Glossary - Rotex HPSU compact 516 Operating Instructions Manual

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Glossary

Anti-legionella system
Backup function
Backup heater
Circulation circuit
Control
Direct circuit
Flow
Heat exchanger
Heating characteristic curve Mathematical relationship between the external temperature and the target flow temperature (synonym
Hot water circuit
Low tariff mains connection
(HT/NT)
Mixing circuit
Modulation
Nominal output
Operating mode
Parameter
Refrigerant
Return flow
SMART GRID (SG)
Storage tank charging circuit Is the water circuit which heats the water stored in the hot water storage tank (not to be confused with
Switching time programme
Water shortage/ overheating
protection
Weather-dependent set
value regulation
BA ROTEX HPSU compact 4 - 03/2013
Periodic heating of storage water to > 71 °C for preventative elimination of pathogenic bacteria in the
hot water circuit (so-called legionella).
Operation for support of the HPSU compact during heat generation (by backup heater)
Optional electric ancillary heater for general support of the HPSU compact during heat generation.
Is an optional ancillary circuit in the hot water circuit which serves to ensure that hot water flows out of
the discharge point as soon as the tap is turned on. In this circuit the hot water circulates via a circu-
lation pump between the hot water storage tank and the draw-off point.
Operating unit in front area of the heat generator that houses the programme selection buttons, rotary
switches and the display.
Is the water circuit which is heated in an uncontrolled manner directly by the heat source.
Part of the hydraulic circuit which directs the heated water from heat generator to the heating surfaces.
A part that transfers thermal energy from one circuit to another. Both circuits are separated from each
other hydraulically by a wall in the heat exchanger.
= heating curve), in order to achieve the desired room temperature at all outside temperatures.
Is the water circuit in which the cold water is heated and directed to the hot water discharge point.
A special mains connection to the energy supplier, which offers various cheaper rates during so-called
low-load periods for electrical current (day-, night-, heat pump current, etc.).
Is a water circuit that flows through various different heating circuits (as required) in a controlled
manner.
Automatic and continuous adjustment of the heat output to the heat requirement at the time, without
having to switch various heat stages or cycles.
Maximum heat output, which the heat generator emits at certain operating temperatures.
Function of the heat exchanger requested by the user or control unit (e.g. room heating, hot water
heating, room cooling, standby etc.)
A value that influences the execution of programs or processes or defines specific states.
A material which is used for thermal transfer in a coolant system. At low temperature and low pressure,
heat is absorbed and at high temperature and a high pressure, heat is emitted.
Part of the hydraulic circuit that directs the cooled water from the radiators in the rooms back to the
heat generator via the piping system.
Intelligent energy utilisation for economical heating. Using a special electricity meter it is possible to
receive a "Smart Grid Signal" from the energy supply company which, depending on the signal, moves
the heat generator into the standby, normal or storage tank operating mode.
the hot water circuit).
Programme for setting the times on the controller in order to specify the regular heating, setback and
hot water phases.
Safety device which switches the boiler off automatically in the event of a water shortage to prevent
overheating.
The suitable flow temperature is calculated from the measured value for the external temperature and
a defined heating curve; this temperature serves as the target value for temperature control in the
heating unit.
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