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Mitsubishi Ecodan FTC6 settings

 
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15/07/2026 10:06 pm  

Posted by: @clockworks
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Is there a setting on the FTC6 that tells it to keep the heating off if the outdoor temperature is above a certain level?

While @F1p's dongles are great, the FTC can do this itself. It's called Summer Mode and can be found in the Service settings (default password is 0000) then Operation Settings. Summer Mode has two ambient temperature settings (on and off temperatures) and two "judgment times" (how often to check the ambient temperature - 1 hour works well for both).

 



   
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