Subfloor Drying; Heating Deactivation During The Time-Of-Use; Heating Deactivation During The Time Of Non-Use - Samson TROVIS 5432 Mounting And Operating Instructions

Description of the controller functions

7.7 Subfloor drying

Set F6 to 1 = ON
Anhydrite and cement plaster floors (wet screed) must be heated prior to laying a floorcover-
ing (DIN norm 4725, Part 4).
The first heating up starts with a flow temperature of 25 °C. This temperature is kept constant
for three days. After this, the maximum flow temperature is set as the set point. This maxi-
mum flow temperature is used for a further four days.
After the screed drying is completed, the controller automatically deactivates the function
(F6= 0)
7.8 Heating deactivation during the time-of-use (rated operation)
Should the outdoor temperature exceed the current reference value for room temperature by
1°C, the heating is deactivated. To achieve this, the control valve closes and the circulation
pump is deactivated after 3 minutes.
7.9 Heating deactivation during the time of non-use (reduced operation)
During times of non-use, the heating circuit operates with a reduced reference value for
room temperature.
Should the outdoor temperature exceed the current reference value for reduced operation by
1°C, the heating is deactivated. To achieve this, the control valve closes and the circulation
pump is deactivated after 3 minutes.
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Display:
When the "Subfloor drying" function is activated, the set
point appears on the left-hand side of the display and the
actual value of the flow temperature appears on the right-
hand side of the display.
Note: Any change during operation resets the function.