Extra Hot Water; Temperature/Time; Control Method Out & In (Factory Setting) - ComfortZone RX35 User And Installation Manual

ComfortZone RX35/RX50/RX65
Operating instructions
2.5 Control method OUT & IN (Factory Setting).
This option means that the outdoor temperature controls how hot circulation water
is to be distributed in the house.
In this case, the indoor sensor acts to correct the temperature.
If the outdoor sensor fails to reach the desired indoor temperature, the indoor
sensor will compensate by adjusting the heat, or reducing the heat.
Adjustment of heat with control method OUT or OUT & IN.
The issuer senses the outdoor temperature and sends hot circulating water into the housing
at a temperature determined by a heating curve.
Heat curve 1.0 gives the lowest temperature and heating curve 10.0 maximum temperature.
The value can be selected to one decimal.
For mixed heating systems, i.e. underfloor heating and radiator heating the setting curve
5.0-6.0 is recommended. See section 14.1 "Choice of regulation".
Variations occur in different houses.
Before making a big adjustment, all thermostats in the housing must be set up to the
maximum position, i.e. be fully open.
Problem:
Always too cold in the house: Increase the heating curve one step.
Always too hot in the house: Reduce the heating curve one step.
Never change more than one step in one day.
Allow the heat to adjust, preferably for 24 hours. When you experience a suitable
temperature in your rooms, the curve has been adjusted and the adjustment is complete.
Reset thermostats in bedrooms to the desired position.
Always leave thermostats in rooms in maximum position i.e. be fully open.
Fine adjustment of heat with control method OUT or OUT & IN.
Although the heating curve is set
correctly, it can feel cold indoors at
certain outdoor temperatures.
To correct this problem, go to
Temperature / Time and select Fine
tuning temperature.
A menu as shown above appears. The bars represents different
outdoor temperatures. Select the bar which is the
temperature range you are most interested in adjusting and press the knob.
Turn the knob up for increased indoor temperature and down for reduced
temperature. First change is preferably done by turning up / down
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