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5. Control <strong>system</strong><br />

1) Based on the physical fact that the existing heat<br />

energy in the heat transfer unit has to be controlled<br />

by the control <strong>system</strong>, short-term temperature<br />

fluctuations at the start of a hot water tapping<br />

cannot be ruled out completely. Favourable control<br />

behaviour is achieved with the water temperature –<br />

cold function, which results in very short or no<br />

reheating time!<br />

2) The plate heat exchanger is kept hot by the heat<br />

exchange media from the buffer. The heat exchange<br />

media can take on temperatures of more than 60°C.<br />

Please note that such temperatures can result in<br />

calcium oxide precipitation!<br />

5.3.4 Manual operation menu<br />

■ The output 1, output 2, output 3 and outputs<br />

„overall test” can be switched on and off manually,<br />

in order to check the functioning of the pumps.<br />

■ Characteristic curve calibration<br />

Here the regulation of the characteristic curve is<br />

determined during the initial operation. (See 6.3.2)<br />

■ Circulation adjustment<br />

In this menu item the circulation adjustment is<br />

carried out.(See 6.3.3)<br />

5.3.5 Basic setting menu<br />

This menu contains important technical information and<br />

parameters for controlling, which may be modified by<br />

a specialist tradesman. In order to modify values, the<br />

submenu “release” in the basic setting menu has to be<br />

activated. (See 8)<br />

■ Informationen<br />

Here information regarding the software and <strong>system</strong><br />

version is given.<br />

■ Controller ON/OFF 3)<br />

Amongst other things, this menu item contains the<br />

safety shutdown for a domestic hot water temperature<br />

of 60°C. Should this temperature be exceeded<br />

at T1, pump P1 switches off until the temperature<br />

drops to below 60°C. This value should be increased<br />

when the hot water – set value is increased.<br />

However, a blending valve should additionally be<br />

mounted on the domestic hot water outlet of the<br />

freshwater station. The other control parameters<br />

should not be adjusted!<br />

■ Pulse generator 2)<br />

These values are used to adapt the flow rate<br />

generator at the control <strong>system</strong>.<br />

■ Characteristic curve 2)<br />

In this menu item the pre-determined operating<br />

points of the control <strong>system</strong> can be read.<br />

In this menu item the pre-determined operating<br />

points of the control <strong>system</strong> can be read. Likewise<br />

the default value for flow max. of the characteristic<br />

curve calibration can be modified. Should, for<br />

example, the 25l/mm for the characteristic curve at<br />

flow max. not be reached, the default value for flow<br />

max. can be lowered to 15l/mm. (See 6.3.2)<br />

■ Heat transfer unit<br />

After run 2)<br />

Outside the circulation time and after a drawing off of<br />

hot water, it is possible to keep the circulation pump<br />

running afterwards. The stainless steel plate heat<br />

exchanger is cooled down and its decalcification is<br />

counteracted. The function of the after-run, from an<br />

energy point of view, is only meaningful and possible<br />

outside the circulation time!<br />

■ Circulation ON/OFF<br />

If this function has been activated, up to three time<br />

slots can be set in the „programming” menu.<br />

In the time slot, controlling is always based on the<br />

circulation temperature. If the time slot has ended, or<br />

drawing off takes place or the circulation temperature<br />

has been reached, the circulation switches off. It is<br />

attached to the circulation rest time. No circulation<br />

can be activated in the circulation rest time. To avoid<br />

the heat transfer media in the buffer from being<br />

mixed, the heat transfer media temperature is<br />

checked at the heat transfer media- flow- sensor<br />

T2 or with the option at T5 at the start of the circulation<br />

process, to ensure that the heat transfer media<br />

temperature is greater than the circulation set<br />

temperature +2K. This happens at T2 with the<br />

following procedure: The heat transfer pump P1 runs<br />

for 5 minutes at minimal capacity. Should the<br />

circulation set temperature plus 2K not be attained<br />

after expiry of the 5 minute run time, the heat<br />

transfer pump P1 is switched off – and restarts the<br />

process again after a waiting period of one hour.<br />

Following this, the flashing message „error<br />

message flow temperature” will be seen on the<br />

display in the information menu.<br />

Flow increase 5 K<br />

In some cases (high temperature drops in circulation<br />

capacity), the circulation return temperature is<br />

not reached. The set value of the circulation temperature<br />

(flow increase 5K) can be increased up to 20 K.<br />

The input is limited to the hot water set temperature<br />

value. Should the hot water set temperature be<br />

reduced, the flow increase value for circulation is<br />

also reduced!<br />

Example:<br />

Circulation set = 35°C, hot water set = 50°C, flow<br />

Increase = 15 K possible<br />

Circulation set = 40°C, hot water set = 50°C, flow<br />

Increase = 10 K possible<br />

Circulation set = 40°C, hot water set = 45°C, flow<br />

Increase = 5 K possible<br />

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