We have a 14kW Ecodan in our newly built, low-energy all-electric house using the ASHP for all hot water (less boiling tap) and heating - underfloor downstairs only.
I want to know what electric the ASHP is using but can't seem to find out how to see the data on that.
We have a 14kW Ecodan in our newly built, low-energy all-electric house using the ASHP for all hot water (less boiling tap) and heating - underfloor downstairs only.
I want to know what electric the ASHP is using but can't seem to find out how to see the data on that.
Advice on this welcome please?
Thanks. John
Right hand button of the 4 on the main controller once then again to get into the detailed power consumed and delivered readings.
Thats the “room temperature” option, as opposed to “weather compensation” option.
the above screen is shown operating in Auto Adaptive mode with a room temp of 19C
My finger is about to press the energy data button. Which should give you this:-
If you don’t have the energy data information then you probably have a batch fault controller. There are also some which don’t have the auto adaptive/room temp function. A straight swap seems to be all that’s needed. Although why these faulty ones are still getting fitted is beyond comprehension since it should be spotted as soon as the unit is operated for commissioning purposes.
curious: we’re you told to only operate in weather compensation mode? Or any other limiting advice?
Thanks. I need to know how to work out if my controller is working properly.
The heating is on weather comp mode as advised by my installer. Since moving in in March, the heating hasn't actually come on with room stats all set at 19`. I
t was used during the build to help dry screed, plaster, paint etc.
I've tried to attach a video of button presses on the controller but the filetype can't be uploaded.
Thanks. I need to know how to work out if my controller is working properly.
The heating is on weather comp mode as advised by my installer.
I can see from your last picture above that you are indeed set on Weather Compensation.
looking at your last picture your left hand button, when pressed, lets you cycle through the various room heating options.
Is primary flow temp only
Is weather compensation
Is Room Temperature auto adaptation
so my question above was:
Do you have this 3rd option to select when you press the heating option button?
if you do not have the Auto Adaptation option then you do appear to have a ftc6 controller that isn’t fully functioning.
picture 1 showing Primary Flow water temperature as the room heating mode.(Heating icon shows image of water droplet and thermometer )
picture 2 showing Heating in weather compensation mode showing WC curve in the Heating icon
picture 3 showing Auto Adaptive mode selected (Showing the house icon with a thermometer in the house) this means the heating is based on a targeted room temperature.
So if you do not have this third room heating option then would suggest the ftc6 needs replacing. As suggested in my earlier post.
I hope this helps clarify things for you.
However the question as to whether your controller is working properly has already been answered in that you don’t seem to get energy useage information.
Can you reply to confirm if you have the 3rd heating option available on your controller, as this helps to confirm if the advice is good. thanks in advance…
Thanks. I need to know how to work out if my controller is working properly.
The heating is on weather comp mode as advised by my installer.
I can see from your last picture above that you are indeed set on Weather Compensation.
looking at your last picture your left hand button, when pressed, lets you cycle through the various room heating options.
Is primary flow temp only
Is weather compensation
Is Room Temperature auto adaptation
so my question above was:
Do you have this 3rd option to select when you press the heating option button?
if you do not have the Auto Adaptation option then you do appear to have a ftc6 controller that isn’t fully functioning.
picture 1 showing Primary Flow water temperature as the room heating mode.(Heating icon shows image of water droplet and thermometer )
picture 2 showing Heating in weather compensation mode showing WC curve in the Heating icon
picture 3 showing Auto Adaptive mode selected (Showing the house icon with a thermometer in the house) this means the heating is based on a targeted room temperature.
So if you do not have this third room heating option then would suggest the ftc6 needs replacing. As suggested in my earlier post.
I hope this helps clarify things for you.
However the question as to whether your controller is working properly has already been answered in that you don’t seem to get energy useage information.
Can you reply to confirm if you have the 3rd heating option available on your controller, as this helps to confirm if the advice is good. thanks in advance…
I think that if you read through the manual, you may find that AA mode has to be enabled by DIP Switch settings. I doubt that the controller is faulty.
Try switching to AA mode and see if that makes the data available, or even fixed LWT mode. Also check through the DIP Switch settings to see if any need adjustment.
I asked on another group and was told that some FTC6s came without this function. I have no idea why. Maybe you could contact Mitsubishi tech support or whoever supplied the FTC and ask them?
