6.5 External inputs
The unit’s capacity and heat output can be adjusted via a potential-free contact on terminal inputs 1 & 2 or 3 & 4. For example, using a cooker hood, a presence sensor or a timer.
The operating modes ‘External 1’ and ‘External 2’ can only be selected by connecting the terminal. Connecting the terminal for ‘Economy’, ‘Comfort’ and ‘Forced’ corresponds to the same operating mode as when changing the setting on the display.
Prio:
- The order as below if more inputs are active.
Operating mode:
- Fire function, plinth entrance open.
- Display operating mode Stop.
- Stop, skirting board entrance open.
- External 2, plinth entrance closed.
- External 1, plinth entrance closed.
- Forced, plinth entrance closed.
- Comfort, plastic entrance closed.
- Spar, platinum input closed.
- Display.
Last input:
– The operating mode remains in effect until the next command.
Fire is always a top priority, even for “Last input”.
Stop via control panel has a higher priority than “Last input”, select “Stanby” to change operating mode via external control.
Units with external controls, e.g. cooker hood, the “Priority order” under “Sensors” in settings may need to be changed.
- Cooker hood 251 “Last input” should be selected.
- Cooker hood 392 “Prio” should be selected.
- Cooker hood Monolit “Prio” should be selected.
See electricity scheme.
