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14/07/2026 9:18 am
Is there a setting on the FTC6 that tells it to keep the heating off if the outdoor temperature is above a certain level?
I'm running in weather compensation mode, with the wireless remote set 1 degree above where the curve keeps the rooms in the colder months. As the weather warms up, and heating isn't really needed to be comfortable, the heating keeps running at the minimum curve flow temp.
I currently just turn the wireless thermostat down 2 degrees, but a couple of people reckon that there's a setting in the FTC6 that just turns it completely off when it's warm outside. I've looked through the installation manual, and I can't find it.
14/07/2026 9:33 am
If there is a setting i must have it set! My Ecodans have been off since 20th may - only doing hot water and legionella
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