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4. Setting
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4.2.3.
Fireplace mode
Once the temperature has reached the desired level in the room
where the controller is located, the central heating switches off. This
may be inconvenient if you have an open fire. Or if a lot of people are
present. Other rooms in the house are also no longer heated in this
situation.
In order to ensure other rooms are still heated, you can switch on the
fireplace mode. You do this via the Program button.
This switches off the built-in room sensor in the controller. The
temperature of the central heating water at that point is then
maintained. If it becomes too cold or too hot in the other rooms, you
can increase or decrease the room temperature there using push-turn
button C on the controller. This increases or decreases the central
heating water temperature.You can fit thermostat valves to the
radiators in order to control the temperatures individually in these
rooms.
Fireplace mode should only be activated if the controller
uses the room temperature to control the temperature.
To prevent the temperature in the room where the
controller is located becoming too high. It is recommended
that you close the radiator valves there.
The controller switches to weather-compensated control if
the outside temperature sensor is used.
4.2.4.
Information
You can request operating information about your central heating
system via: Menu > Information. Such as the water pressure in the
central heating system and various temperatures.
The information available depends on your central heating unit. The
Basic and Normal modes do not show all information categories
which are available. Select More information to make all information
available.
4.2.5.
Groups
When the controller is set to control 2 groups separately, a o icon is
displayed on the standard screen. The number in the icon shows
which group is selected for control. The group can be changed by
pressing button C once.
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