Information - oventrop R-Tronic RT B Operating Instructions Manual

R-Tronic with mote 320
measures the proportion of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the room air and it is dis-
played if it rises above a previously defined level. In humans, excessive CO2
levels have a negative effect on the ability to concentrate and lead to fatigue.
The R-Tronic RTFC K displays the CO2 values in PPM units. A PPM
value of e.g. 1,000 corresponds to 1,000 parts ("parts per million")
CO2 per million parts of indoor air or a CO2 content of 0.1%. For
comparison: outside air has an average CO2 content of 400 PPM or
0.04%.
Values below 1,000 PPM are considered as a guide value for "good"
indoor air. Therefore, the "recommendation for room ventilation"
symbol (see position 3 on page 9) appears in the R-Tronic display
if this value is exceeded.
To shift the alert threshold for the recommendation for room ventilation,
proceed as follows:
1. Go to the MAIN MENU.
2. Select the menu option ROOM CLIMATE.
3. Select the menu option CO2 ALERT THRESHOLD.
4. Select a PPM value between 450 and 2000.
5. Press the menu button to confirm your entry.
X From now on, the R-Tronic display shows the ventilation recommenda-
tion as soon as your individual CO2 threshold value is exceeded. The
symbol disappears as soon as the PPM value is 10% or more below the
set threshold value.
9.6

Information

Via the menu INFORMATION you can call up general identification data on
the R-Tronic wireless thermostat used and on the mote 320 wireless actu-
ator. The version number refers to the R-Tronic type used. Please have this
number ready when you contact our technical hotline for any queries.
The menu option DIAGNOSIS informs you about the respective IDs of the
R-Tronic and all taught in slaves. In addition, any error messages and the
battery status of the wireless actuator are displayed here.
If the R-Tronic display shows the warning signal (see section 3.1 on page
9), an error or fault has occurred. Important notes are additionally indi-
cated in the text line (default view). For all other errors, go to the DIAGNOSIS
submenu for further details.
115068283#EN-V01.05.2020
Operation
31