REMKO WPM-Smart-Control-Manual for specialists-WKF-085 - Manual (Page 15)

One-off hot water / party mode
Activating Party mode (select with the right
softkey) causes the next window of time with
reduced heating to be disregarded, so that the
heating runs in normal mode again. After this
period, the heating again functions according to
the stored time program. To activate/deactivate
"One-off hot water" press the left softkey. The
storage tank is enabled for one-off charging (acti-
vated), e.g. for showering outside hot water time
periods).
Fig. 22: One-off hot water / party mode
Then turn the rotary knob clockwise.
Time programmes
There are 3 user profiles available for the time
program. For example, Profile A could be used for
early shift weeks, B for late shifts, and C for holi-
days. You can switch profile using the left softkey.
The displayed time programmes apply to the cur-
rent day. Blue means reduced mode, red means
normal mode. The current time is displayed above
the time bars.
Time programme for hot water
Time programme for the heater heating cycle
Time programme for the floor heating cycle
The time programmes can be adjusted in the menu
under:
- Settings / Hot water
- Settings / Heater heating cycle
- Settings / Floor heating cycle
You can use the right softkey to activate an "away
period". The system will then function in reduced
mode until the right softkey is pressed again.
Fig. 23: Time programmes
Then turn the rotary knob clockwise.
Solar yields
The yields of the solar plant are generally calcu-
lated using the collector and storage tank tempera-
ture, and the medium flow rate. The energy con-
tent of one litre of oil or one cubic metre of gas is
10 kWh.
The right softkey is used to select day, week,
month or year values for the bars. The left softkey
activates a scroll function, which allows you to
scroll through historical values using the rotary
knob.
Yields are highly dependent upon solar radiation
and heating requirements. The solar plant will ach-
ieve the highest yields on sunny days.
Solar yield
Time period History
Fig. 24: Solar yields
Then turn the rotary knob clockwise.
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