Functions of the DHW circuit

DHW heating from the primary circuit (Anl 4):

The control valve opens depending on the DHW temperature from its closed position.

Stop storage tank charging

The controller stops charging the storage tank when the water temperature in the storage tank measured at sensor SF1 reaches the value T = DHW heating ON + Hysteresis. In systems with two storage tank sensors, the controller stops charging the storage tank when the water temper- ature in the storage tank measured at sensor SF2 reaches the value DHW heating OFF. In sys- tems with storage tank thermostat, the Hysteresis of the thermostat determines when the storage tank charging is finished.

When a high flow temperature is required by the system, the storage tank charging pump is im- mediately switched off. If no heating is taking place or if the flow temperature demand in the system is lower, the End charging process parameter applies for switching off the storage tank charging pump.

The storage tank charging pump is switched off at the latest after two transit time periods of the control valve (2 x TY).

Functions

WE

Configuration

Storage sensor SF1

ON

FB14

Storage sensor SF2

OFF

FB15

Return flow sensor RüF1

ON

FB20

 

 

 

Parameters

WE

Range of values

DHW heating ON

45

°C

20 to 90 °C

DHW heating OFF

50

°C

20 to 90 °C

Hysteresis

5

°C

0 to 30 °C

Charging temperature

55

°C

20 to 90 °C

Stop charging

53

°C

20 to 90 °C

DHW temperature

55

°C

20 to 90 °C

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