Operation Manual

5.7 Other settings

You can change a number of settings via the Settings menu. These are summarised

here; a more detailed explanation can be found in the Installation and Service manual.

• Language and display settings.

• Calibration: you can calibrate the sensor by positioning an accurate thermometer

next to the thermostat.

• Comfort correction: the thermostat takes into account the perceived temperature.

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Frost protection: if an external sensor is connected, the outside temperature will be used

to switch on the frost protection automatically. If the outside temperature falls below the set

value,thepumpwillcontinuetorunandthecentralheatingwaterwillnotgetcolderthan10°C.

• Anti-Legionella(onlyforcaloriers): to prevent legionella growth, you are advised to heat

thecalorierupto65°Conceaweek.

• Tap water temperature: set the desired tap water temperature; for boilers with a temperature

program where applicable.

• DHW standby: used to indicate when the tap water needs pre-heating. If the tap water is pre-

heated, hot water will be available more quickly.

• Digital input: to have the thermostat carry out tasks from an external module, for example

during overtime.

• 5differentcontrol strategies based on room control and/or weather-compensated control.

• Speciccentral heating system settings, such as the home's heating and cooling rate.

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An RF room sensor is available for the thermostat RF as an option. This sensor replaces the

internal thermostat sensor.

• Additionalfunctions,dependingontheboiler(fromthermostatv20):Adjustboiler

“Parameters”, “Restore param.”, “Reset service” and “Start detection”.