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Ecodan help
Can anyone assist me in setting the hotwater unit settings on my Ecodan 14
Should I be using "FLOW" or "CURVE"?
What is an ideal Flow temperature?
What should the Temperature Increment be set at?
Thanks
Not sure what you mean. DHW just uses a target temp, independent of how you set the heating. You can then choose Eco of Normal, which affects how quickly it heats up.
For the increment, I assume this is the temp drop before it starts re-heating the tank? I was advised by the Mitsi engineer to leave it on 10 C if you have water heating on constantly because otherwise, because of where the tank temp sensor is, the DHW would kick in every time you wash your hands. Drop it to 5 if you heat your water once or twice a day only via the timer (what I do)
Posted by: @mikefitzCan anyone assist me in setting the hotwater unit settings on my Ecodan 14
Should I be using "FLOW" or "CURVE"?
What is an ideal Flow temperature?
What should the Temperature Increment be set at?
Thanks
Hi Mike,
I think that you will find that flow and curve relate to the central heating control, not DHW.
If you have a copy of the 72 page manual for the FTC5 controller then go to section 7 (page 40) and follow the instructions. Raise any questions that you are not certain about.
Looking at the Unit Settings again I think you are correct. It has "Set tank temperature " at the top and I just assumed that the lower section was linked to the hot water but I can see that I was wrong. Its referring to the heating flow. Many thanks
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