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Air temperature limit 1
Index - String
MIN
value
MAX
value
Parameter function
-25°C 45°C
This parameter indicates the outside air temperature corresponding to the maximum
water temperature limit (Sti parameter, P indicator) that can be produced by the com-
pressor.
The adjacent diagram shows the logic
for the dynamic FORCE OFF function;
this logic enables optimal management
of electric in accordance with the unit's
operating heater limits.
Example:
The aim is to produce at domestic hot
water with a setpoint of 55° an air tem-
perature of -10°. Based on the parame-
ters entered in the example, FORCEOFF
will intervene at 45°.
The compressor will continue to work
until an output temperature of 45° is re-
ached. At this point, it will switch itself
off (in compliance with the minimum ON
times) and the electric heater will be
used to bring the system up to 55°C.
WARNING: By setting operating limits
with maximum values the function is di-
sabled and resistance management re-
mains, as explained in the next chapter;
using the FORCE OFF dynamic logic,
integration resistance will be used even
when producing domestic water.
Parameter St2
(Index r)
External air
temperature
Electric heater
SUPPLEMENTARY
mode
Electric heater
REPLACEMENT
mode
Parameter St1
(Index P)
Parameter LA1
(Index o)
Parameter LA2
(Index q)
Water output
temperature
Selection logic for dynamic FORCE OFF
Electric
heater
Electric
heater
Electric
heater
Compressor
Compressor
Compressor
Compressor
Electric heater
always
switched off
Water temperature limit 1
Index - String
MIN
value
MAX
value
Parameter function
0°C 70°C
This parameter indicates the maximum water temperature limit produced by the com-
pressor with outside air temperature equal to parameter LA1 (indicator o).
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