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4.1.6. Winter:
The system switches to winter mode and switches back to automatic mode when the season changes or during a power cut.
As the changeovers between the summer and winter modes are scheduled for set dates, selecting this mode brings forward
or extends the winter mode.
4.2. Airflow control menu
Press on the key
to enter the menu.
Use the arrows
and
to choose the flow required and press on
and the value to be changed is displayed as
well as an explanatory text.
You can also use the arrows
and
to vary the setting from 1 to 8 and press
to confirm or
to quit.
4.2.1. General airflow:
Average flow over a 24h period, automatically adjusted according to the time and season. This acts as a reference for the
automatic mode.
4.2.2. Day airflow:
You switch to manual mode. The system keeps this flow constant for the daytime. Should there be any change to the daytime
airflow, the night time airflow takes the same value but this can be changed at any time. 'AUTO' shows that the manual mode
is disabled.
4.2.3. Night airflow:
You switch to manual mode. The system keeps this flow constant for the night time. Should there be any change to the night
time airflow, the daytime airflow takes the same value but this can be changed at any time. 'AUTO' shows that the manual
mode is disabled.
4.2.4. Temporary airflow :
Flow used in the temporary mode (see § 4.1.2).
4.2.5. Duration:
Total hours required for the temporary mode (see § 4.1.2).
4.3. Temperature control menu
Press on the key
to enter the menu.
Use the arrows to select the temperature required and press on
so the value to be changed is displayed along with an
explanatory text.
The arrows
and
can also be used to vary the temperature from 5°C to 18°C (except for Max air T° see § 4.3.4
below) and press
to confirm or
to quit.
4.3.1. Winter T°:
Temperature required used in the automatic mode in winter (see § 4.1.1). Selecting a high temperature increases the amount of
electricity used by the resistors while a low temperature leads to a flow of cold air in the house.
4.3.2. Summer T°:
Temperature required to be used in automatic mode during the summer months (see § 4.1.1). Select a low temperature to
keep down the amount of electricity used.
4.3.3. Absence T°:
Temperature required for absent mode (see § 4.1.4). Select a low temperature to keep down the amount of electricity used.
4.3.4. Max air T°:
Ventilator arrest temperature to avoid blowing air that is too hot : may be adjusted from 23°C to 40°C.
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