vaillant VRC 700-6 Weather Compensated System Control

Weather-compensated system control VRC 700/6

Product Information

The VRC 700/6 is a weather-compensated system control designed to regulate the temperature in a heating system. It consists of amain unit and an external temperature sensor that measures the outdoor temperature.

Product Design

The VRC 700/6 has a compact and modern design with a clear and easy-to-use display. It has several operating modes and advanced functions to provide precise temperature control and energy efficiency.

Main Function

The main function of the VRC 700/6 is to regulate the temperature in a heating system based on the outdoor temperature. It adjusts the heating output based on the current weather conditions to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature while saving energy.

Product Usage Instructions

Before using the VRC 700/6, please read the user manual carefully and follow the safety instructions provided. The product is intended for indoor use only and should be installed by a qualified technician.

Installation

1. Mount the main unit in a suitable location near the heating system.
2. Install the external temperature sensor in a shaded area outside the building.
3. Connect the main unit and external sensor using the provided cable.
4. Follow the wiring diagram provided in the user manual to connect the VRC 700/6 to the heating system.

Operation

1. Press the ON/OFF button on the VRC 700/6 to turn it on.
2. Use the arrow buttons to navigate through the menu and select the desired operating mode.
3. The VRC 700/6 will adjust the heating output based on the out door temperature and maintain a comfortable indoor temperature.

Care and Maintenance

1. Clean the VRC 700/6 with a soft, dry cloth as needed.
2. Do not use water or cleaning agents on the product.
3. Check the external temperature sensor regularly and clean it if necessary.

Troubleshooting

If the VRC 700/6 fails to operate properly, refer to the troubleshooting section in the user manual. If the issue persists, contact customer service for assistance.

Decommissioning

If the VRC 700/6 is no longer needed, it should be decommissioned and disposed of according to local regulations. Contact a qualified technician for assistance.

For more information on the VRC 700/6, refer to the user manual provided.

Weather-compensated system control
VRC 700/6
en Operating instructions

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Operating instructions
Contents

Index ……………………………………………………………………….. 23

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Safety ………………………………………………………….. 3

1.1 Action-related warnings ………………………………….. 3

1.2 Intended use …………………………………………………. 3

1.3 General safety information ……………………………… 3

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Notes on the documentation ………………………… 4

2.1 Observing other applicable documents …………….. 4

2.2 Storing documents…………………………………………. 4

2.3 Validity of the instructions ……………………………….. 4

2.4 Nomenclature ……………………………………………….. 4

2.5 Function availability ……………………………………….. 4

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Product description……………………………………… 4

3.1 Product design………………………………………………. 4

3.2 Main function ………………………………………………… 4

3.3 Zones…………………………………………………………… 4

3.4 Hybrid manager …………………………………………….. 5

3.5 Frost protection function …………………………………. 5

3.6 Preventing malfunctions …………………………………. 5

3.7 Data plate …………………………………………………….. 5

3.8 Serial number ……………………………………………….. 5

3.9 CE marking …………………………………………………… 5

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Operation…………………………………………………….. 5

4.1 Operating structure ………………………………………… 5

4.2 Basic display…………………………………………………. 6

4.3 Operating concept …………………………………………. 6

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Operating and display functions…………………… 8

5.1 Information……………………………………………………. 8

5.2 Settings………………………………………………………. 10

5.3 Operating modes …………………………………………. 14

5.4 Advanced functions ……………………………………… 15

5.5 Messages …………………………………………………… 16

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Troubleshooting ………………………………………… 16

6.1 Implementing the setting if the heat pump fails ……………………………………………………………. 17

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Care…………………………………………………………… 17

7.1 Caring for the product …………………………………… 17

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Decommissioning………………………………………. 17

8.1 Decommissioning the product ……………………….. 17

8.2 Recycling and disposal …………………………………. 17

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Guarantee and customer service………………… 17

9.1 Guarantee…………………………………………………… 17

9.2 Customer service…………………………………………. 17

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Technical data……………………………………………. 17

10.1 Product data in accordance with EU Ordinance no. 811/2013, 812/2013 ………………… 17

Appendix …………………………………………………………………. 18

A

Overview of the operating and display

functions……………………………………………………. 18

A.1 Operating modes …………………………………………. 18

A.2 End user level ……………………………………………… 18

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Troubleshooting ………………………………………… 22

C

Maintenance messages ……………………………… 22

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Safety

Action-related warnings
Classification of action-related warnings The action-related warnings are classified in accordance with the severity of the possible danger using the following warning signs and signal words:
Warning symbols and signal words Danger! Imminent danger to life or risk of severe personal injury
Danger! Risk of death from electric shock
Warning. Risk of minor personal injury
Caution. Risk of material or environmental damage
1.2 Intended use
In the event of inappropriate or improper use, damage to the product and other property may arise.
The product is intended for using an eBUS interface to control a heating installation with heat generators from the same manufacturer.
Intended use includes the following:
­ observance of the operating instructions included for the product and any other installation components
­ compliance with all inspection and maintenance conditions listed in the instructions.
This product can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the product in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children must not play with the product. Cleaning and user maintenance work must not be carried out by children unless they are supervised.
Any other use that is not specified in these instructions, or use beyond that specified in this document, shall be considered improper

use. Any direct commercial or industrial use is also deemed to be improper.
Caution.
Improper use of any kind is prohibited.

General safety information

Risk of material damage caused by frost
Ensure that the heating installation always remains in operation during freezing conditions and that all rooms are sufficiently heated.
If you cannot ensure the operation, have a competent person drain the heating installation.
1.3.2 Danger caused by improper operation
Improper operation may present a danger to you and others, and cause material damage.
Carefully read the enclosed instructions and all other applicable documents, particularly the “Safety” section and the warnings.
Only carry out the activities for which instructions are provided in these operating instructions.

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2 Notes on the documentation

2.1 Observing other applicable documents
Always observe all operating instructions enclosed with
the installation components.

2.2 Storing documents
Store these instructions and all other applicable docu-
ments for further use.

2.3 Validity of the instructions

These instructions apply only to:

VRC 700/6 ­ article number

Great Britain

0020184838

2.4 Nomenclature
The following terms are used for simplification:
­ System control: This refers to the VRC 700 system control.
­ Remote control: If this refers to the VR 91 remote control.
2.5 Function availability
The functions described in these operating instructions are not available for all system configurations. The system control only shows the functions that are available in the system configuration you have installed.

Product Description

Product design

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3.2 Main function
The system control is a weather-compensated system control with an outdoor temperature sensor installed in the open air.
The system control is connected to the outdoor temperature sensor and the heat generator. The system control controls the heating installation and other connected components, e.g. the domestic hot water generation for a connected domestic hot water cylinder or the ventilation of a connected ventilation unit.
3.2.1 Heating
The outdoor temperature sensor measures the outdoor temperature and forwards the values to the system control. When the outdoor temperature is low, the system control increases the flow temperature of the heating installation. If the outdoor temperature increases, the system control reduces the flow temperature. The system control responds to the fluctuations in the outdoor temperature and uses the flow temperature to ensure that the room temperature remains at the desired temperature.
3.2.2 Cooling
The room temperature sensor measures the room temperature and sends the data to the system control. If the room temperature is higher than the desired temperature that is set, the system control switches cooling on.
3.2.3 Ventilation
Using a controlled exchange of air, the ventilation unit ensures that the living rooms are ventilated and aerated. The system control controls the air volume flow via the ventilation levels that are set.
3.2.4 Domestic hot water generation
A temperature sensor measures the temperature of the water in the domestic hot water cylinder and forwards the values to the system control. If the temperature lies below the set value, the system control increases the temperature in the domestic hot water circuit and therefore heats up the water to the set domestic hot water temperature.

5 6 5
1 Display 2 Wall base 3 Diagnostics socket

3.2.5 Circulation

The secondary return pipe is connected to the domestic hot water pipe and forms a circuit with the domestic hot water 2 cylinder. The circulation pump pumps the domestic hot water through the domestic hot water pipe, either continuously or on a time-controlled basis. This means that domestic hot water is available at the draw-off points.

3 3.3 Zones

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4 Wall base cover 5 Selection button 6 Rotary knob

A building is divided into several zones if the heat demand differs between different sections of the building.
­ If underfloor heating and radiator heating are installed in a house.
­ If a house contains more than one independent residential unit.
If more than one zone is available, the system control controls the available zones.

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3.4 Hybrid manager
If a heat pump and an additional boiler are connected, you can use the hybrid manager. If there is a heat demand, the hybrid manager picks the heat generator that is more costefficient. The hybrid manager decides which heat generator to operate based on the tariffs that are set in relation to the heat demand.
To ensure that the heat pump and the boiler can work effectively and in synch with one another, the tariffs ( Page 13) must be set correctly. If the tariffs are set incorrectly, this results in increased costs.
3.5 Frost protection function
The frost protection function protects the heating installation and flat from frost damage. The frost protection function monitors the outdoor temperature.
If the outdoor temperature
­ falls below 4 °C, the system control switches the heat generator on after a frost protection delay time, and brings the target room temperature to 5 °C.
­ rises above 5 °C, the system control does not switch the heat generator on but monitors the outdoor temperature.

Operation

4.1 Operating structure
4.1.1 Adjustment and display levels
The product has two adjustment and display levels. The end user level contains information and setting options that you require as the end user. End user level ( Page 18) The installer level is reserved for the competent person. It is protected by a code. Only competent persons may change any settings in the installer level.
4.1.2 Menu structure design
The menu structure consists of several selection levels and a setting level. You can always use the selection button Menu to access selection level 1 from the basic display. You can use the selection button Op. mode to directly access the setting level Operating mode. The lowest level is always the setting level.

Note The competent person can set the frost protection delay time.
3.6 Preventing malfunctions
Ensure that room air can circulate freely around the sys-
tem control, and that the system control is not covered by furniture, curtains or other objects.
Ensure that all thermostatic radiator valves in the room
where the system control is fitted are fully open.
3.7 Data plate The data plate is located inside the product and is not accessible from the outside.
3.8 Serial number You can call up the serial number to the display under Menu Information Serial number. The 10-digit article number is located in the second line.
3.9 CE marking

4.1.3 Selection level

4 Menu

Information

1

3 Desired temperatures

Time programmes

2

Back

Select

2

1 Scroll bar
2 Current function of the selection button

3 List entries on the selection level
4 Current selection level

The scroll bar (1) only appears if there are more list entries than can be shown at once on the display.

4.1.4 Setting level

4 ZONE1 Day temp. heating
3 Day temp. cooling Set-back temp. heat.

2

Back

20,0°C 26,0°C 1
15,0°C

Change

2

The CE marking shows that the products comply with the basic requirements of the applicable directives as stated on the declaration of conformity.
The declaration of conformity can be viewed at the manufacturer’s site.

1 Set values
2 Current function of the selection button

3 Functions on the setting level
4 Current selection level

You can read or change the set values in the setting level.

4.1.5 Soft key function for the selection buttons
Both selection buttons have a soft key function, i.e. different functions may be assigned to the selection buttons. If, for example, you press the left-hand selection button, the current function switches from Menu to Back.

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4.2 Basic display

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12

Auto
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5,0°C
19,5 °C

15:34 3
4

6

Desired heating temp. 20,0°C

5

Menu

Op. mode

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4.2.3.2 Basic display for the Cooling operating mode

Mode Auto
Day off

Time periods On
Off

Symbol

Information field
Desired cooling temp. Empty line Desired cooling temp. Empty line

1 Symbol for outdoor temperature
2 Outdoor temperature
3 Time
4 Room temperature (for wall-mounting only)

5 Current function of the selection button
6 Information field
7 Symbol for Auto operating mode
8 Mode for the current operating mode

The basic display appears:
­ If you press the selection button several times. ­ If the system control is in a selection level or setting level
and you do not operate the system control for more than 5 minutes.

4.2.3.3 Basic display for the Ventilation operating mode

Mode Auto
Day Set-back

Time periods On
Off

Symbol

Information field
Max. vent. stage Max. vent. stage Ventilation stage Ventilation stage

4.2.3.4 Basic display for the Manual cooling advanced function

4.2.1 Preferred zone in the basic display
If your heating installation has several zones, the competent person sets the zone whose values are to appear in the basic display.

4.2.2 Preferred operating mode in the basic display
If your heating installation is designed for two of the three operating modes (heating, cooling or ventilating), you can switch the basic display to the required operating mode.
Setting the preferred display ( Page 13)

4.2.3 Information in the basic display
The basic display shows the most important current settings and values for the heating installation.
Various information may appear in the basic display. This depends on which operating mode you give preference to in the basic display and the mode that this operating mode is in.

4.2.3.1 Basic display for the Heating operating mode

Mode Auto

Time periods
On

Off Day Set-back off

Symbol

Information field
Desired heating temp. appears: ­ The system control
maintains the temperature at the desired level.
Empty line appears: ­ The system control
does not request any heating energy.
Empty line

Mode Activated

Time periods On Off

Information field Desired cooling temp. Empty line

4.3 Operating concept
The system control is operated using two selection buttons and a rotary knob.
You can use the selection buttons to do the following:
­ Navigate through the selection levels and the setting level in the menu structure.
­ Select a set value. ­ Confirm a set value. ­ Navigate to the operating modes. ­ Cancel changing a set value.
You can use the rotary knob to do the following:
­ Navigate through the list entries for a selection level. ­ Select a selection level or setting level. ­ Change a selected set value.
The display shows an element that is highlighted by white writing on a black background. A flashing, highlighted value means that you can change the value.
If you do not operate the system control for more than 10 seconds, the background lighting switches off.
If you do not operate the system control during a period of more than 5 minutes, the basic display appears again.
4.3.1 Using the rotary knob to make settings in the basic display
If the display shows the basic display, you can use the rotary knob to change the setting for the desired temperature or ventilation level.
The setting that you change depends on selecting the preferred display in the basic display, the selected operating mode and the set mode for the operating mode.

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4.3.1.1 Desired temperature in the Heating operating mode

4.3.1.4 Desired temperature in the Manual cooling advanced function

Change desired day temperature 18°C
For 6 hrs: wait 12 s Permanent: Press OK

OK

Mode Auto

Time periods
On

Off Day

Set-back off

Effect
Switch to another display view with the request:
­ Permanent change to the Day temp. heating
­ Change to the Day temp. heating for six hours
Direct change to the Set-back temp. heat. for six hours
Switch to another display view with the request:
­ Permanent change to the Day temp. heating
­ Change to the Day temp. heating for six hours
Direct change to the Set-back temp. heat. for six hours
None

4.3.1.2 Desired temperature in the Cooling operating mode

Mode Activated

Time periods
On

Off

Effect
Direct permanent change to the Day temp. cooling None

4.3.1.5 Using the rotary knob to make settings with no effect
You cannot influence the following advanced functions by turning the rotary knob:
­ System OFF active ­ Cylinder boost ­ Party function ­ 1 day at home ­ Days at home scheduling ­ 1 day away from home ­ Days away from home scheduling ­ Ventilation boost ­ Screed-drying function

4.3.2 Example, changing the display contrast

Auto

5.0 °C

15:34

19.5 °C

Desired heating temp. 20.0 °C

Menu

Operating mode

Mode Auto
Day off

Time periods On
Off

Effect
Direct permanent change to the Day temp. cooling None Direct permanent change to the Day temp. cooling None

4.3.1.3 Ventilation level in the Ventilation operating mode

1. Press the left-hand selection button Back until the basic display appears in the display.
2. Press the left-hand selection button Menu.
The system control switches to selection level 1.
Menu
Information Desired temperatures Timer programmes

Mode Auto

Time periods
On

Off

Day

Set-back

Effect
Direct permanent change to the Max. vent. stage: Day Direct permanent change to the Max. vent. stge: Night Direct permanent change to the Max. vent. stage: Day Direct permanent change to the Max. vent. stge: Night

Back

Select

3. Turn the rotary knob until the list entry Basic settings is highlighted.

Menu
Planning days away from home Days at home scheduling Basic settings

Back

Select

4. Press the right-hand selection button Select.
The system control switches to selection level 2.

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Basic settings
Language Date/time Display

Back

Select

5. Turn the rotary knob until the list entry Display is highlighted.

Basic settings
Language Date/time Display

Back

Select

6. Press the right-hand selection button Select.
The system control switches to setting level
Display. The adjustable value for the Display contrast is highlighted.

Display

Display contrast

9

Button lock

Back

Change

7. Press the right-hand selection button Change.
The highlighted value flashes.

Display

Display contrast

9

Button lock

Cancel

OK

8. Turn the rotary knob to change the value.

Display

Display contrast

12

Button lock

Cancel

OK

9. Press the right-hand selection button OK to confirm the change.
The system control has saved the changed value.
10. Press the left-hand selection button Back repeatedly to go back to the basic display.

5 Operating and display functions
Note The functions described in this section are not available for all system configurations.
Overview of operating modes and the end user level Operating modes ( Page 18)
End user level ( Page 18)
The path details given at the start of each function description indicate how you reach this function in the menu structure.
The description of the functions for ZONE1 also applies for all available zones.
5.1 Information
5.1.1 Reading the system status
Menu Information System status
­ Under System status, there is a list containing information that provides an overview of the current system status, and current settings that you can change there.
5.1.1.1 System
Menu Information System status Fault status
­ If no maintenance is required and no faults have occurred, the value No fault appears for Fault status. If maintenance is required or a fault has occurred, the value Fault list is shown for Fault status. In this case, the right-hand selection button is for the Display function. If you press the right-hand selection button Display, the list of fault messages appears on the display.
Menu Information System status Green IQ
­ You can use the function if the connected heat generator Green IQ is capable of this.
On: The operating mode controls the heat generator in the heating and cylinder charging mode so that a maximum gross calorific value utilisation is achieved.
Off: The operating mode is switched off.
Menu Information System status Water pressure
­ You can use this function to read the water pressure of the heating installation.
Menu Information System status System status
­ You can use this function to read the heating installation’s operating mode.
­ Standby: The heating installation has no heat demand and is in standby.
­ Heat. mode: The heating installation heats the living rooms to the Desired heating temp..
­ Cooling: The heating installation cools the living rooms to the Desired cooling temp..
­ DHW: The heating installation heats the domestic hot water in the cylinder to the desired temperature Domestic hot water.
Menu Information System status Collector temp.
­ You can use this function to read the current temperature on the collector temperature sensor.

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Menu Information System status Solar yield
­ You can use this function to read the total solar yield.
Note the contents of the section Display for energy consumption and energy yield ( Page 9).
Menu Information System status Reset solar yield
­ If you select the Yes setting in the Reset solar yield function and press the right-hand selection button OK, you reset the previously totalled solar yield to 0 kWh.
Menu Information System status Environmental yield
­ You can use this function to read the total environment yield.
Note the contents of the section Display for energy consumption and energy yield ( Page 9).
Menu Information System status Reset env.yield
­ If you select the Yes setting in the Reset env.yield function and press the right-hand selection button OK, you reset the previously totalled environmental yield to 0 kWh.
Menu Information System status Curr. room air hum.
­ You can use this function to read the current room air humidity. The room air humidity sensor is installed in the system control.
Menu Information System status Current dew point
­ You can use this function to read the current dew point. The dew point indicates the temperature at which the water vapour in the air condenses and settles on objects.
Menu Information System status triVAI
­ You can use this function to read whether the heat pump or the back-up boiler (gas, oil or electricity) is currently covering the heat demand. The energy manager uses the triVAI and the comfort criteria to decide which heat generator to use.
If the value that is read is greater than 1, the heat pump is better at covering the heat demand than the back-up boiler.
5.1.1.2 ZONE1
Menu Information System status Day temp. heating
­ You can use this function to set the desired day temperature for the zone.
Day temp. heating is the temperature that you want to have in the rooms during the day or when you are at home.
Menu Information System status Day temp. cooling
­ You can use this function to set the desired day temperature for the zone.
Day temp. cooling is the temperature that you want to have in the rooms during the day or when you are at home.
Menu Information System status Set-back temp. heat.
­ You can use this function to set the desired set-back temperature for the zone.
Set-back temp. heat. is the temperature that you want to have in the rooms during the night or when you are away from home (night mode).

Menu Information System status Room temperature
­ If the system control is installed outside of the heat generator, you can read the current room temperature.
The system control has an integrated temperature sensor, which determines the room temperature.
5.1.1.3 Ventilation
Menu Information System status Air quality sensor 1/2
­ You can use this function to read the measured values from the air quality sensor.
Menu Information System status Exhaust air humidity
­ You can use this function to read the extract air moisture in the ventilation unit’s ventilation duct.
5.1.2 Display of energy consumption and energy yield
In the display and in the app that can also be used, the control displays values for the energy consumption and/or the energy yield.
The control displays an estimation of the values for the installation. Among other things, the values are influenced by the following:
­ The installation/design of the heating installation ­ User behaviour ­ Seasonal environmental conditions ­ Tolerances and components
External components, such as external heating pumps or valves, and other consumers and appliances in the household are still not taken into consideration.
The deviations between the energy consumption or energy yield that is displayed and the actual energy consumption or energy yield may be significant.
The specifications for the energy consumption or energy yield are not suitable to be used to create or compare energy billing.
5.1.2.1 Consumption
Some components do not support the calculation of consumption, the total of which is shown on the display. In the instructions for the components, you can find out if and how the individual components determine the consumption.
Menu Information Consumption Current month Heating Electricity
­ You can use this function to read the total power consumption for heating in the current month.
Menu Information Consumption Current month Heating Fuel
­ You can use this function to read the total fuel consumption in kWh for heating in the current month.
Menu Information Consumption Current month Hot water Electricity
­ You can use this function to read the total power consumption for domestic hot water in the current month.
Menu Information Consumption Current month Hot water Fuel

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­ You can use this function to read the total fuel consumption in kWh for domestic hot water in the current month.
Menu Information Consumption Last month Heating Electricity
­ You can use this function to read the total power consumption for heating in the last month.
Menu Information Consumption Last month Heating Fuel
­ You can use this function to read the total fuel consumption in kWh for heating in the last month.
Menu Information Consumption Last month Hot water Electricity
­ You can use this function to read the total power consumption for domestic hot water in the last month.
Menu Information Consumption Last month Hot water Fuel
­ You can use this function to read the total fuel consumption in kWh for domestic hot water in the last month.
Menu Information Consumption History Heating Electricity
­ You can use this function to read the total power consumption for heating since start-up.
Menu Information Consumption History Heating Fuel
­ You can use this function to read the total fuel consumption in kWh for heating since start-up.
Menu Information Consumption History Hot water Electricity
­ You can use this function to read the total power consumption for domestic hot water since start-up.
Menu Information Consumption History Hot water Fuel
­ You can use this function to read the total fuel consumption in kWh for domestic hot water since start-up.
5.1.2.2 Diagram: Reading the solar yield
Menu Information Solar yield
­ The diagram under Solar yield shows a comparison of the monthly solar yields between the previous and the current year.
The total yield is displayed on the bottom right. The highest value achieved in one month for the last two years is displayed in the top right.

5.1.2.4 Diagram: Reading the electrical consumption
Menu Information Electrical consumption ­ The diagram under Electrical consumption shows a
comparison between the monthly consumption of electricity for the previous year and for the current year.
The total yield is displayed on the bottom right. The highest value achieved in one month for the last two years is displayed in the top right.
5.1.2.5 Diagram: Reading the fuel consumption
Menu Information Fuel consumption ­ The diagram below Fuel consumption shows a compar-
ison between the monthly fuel consumption for the previous year and for the current year.
The total yield is displayed on the bottom right. The highest value achieved in one month for the last two years is displayed in the top right.
5.1.2.6 Diagram: Reading the heat recovery yield
Menu Information Heat recovery ­ The diagram under Heat recovery shows a comparison
between the monthly heat recovery yield for the previous year and for the current year.
The total yield is displayed on the bottom right. The highest value achieved in one month for the last two years is displayed in the top right.
5.1.3 Read competent person contact details
Menu Information Contact details ­ If the competent person entered their company name and
telephone number when they installed the product, you can read this data under Contact details.
5.1.4 Reading the serial number and article number
Menu Information Serial number ­ You can use this function to read the product’s serial
number. The article number is found in the second line.
5.2 Settings
5.2.1 Setting desired temperatures
This function is used to set the desired temperatures for the zone and domestic hot water generation.

5.1.2.3 Diagram: Reading the environmental yield
Menu Information Environmental yield
­ The diagram under Environmental yield shows a comparison between the monthly environmental yields for the previous year and for the current year.
The total yield is displayed on the bottom right. The highest value achieved in one month for the last two years is displayed in the top right.

5.2.1.1 Zone
Menu Desired temperatures ZONE1
­ You can set different desired temperatures for the zone:
Heating ­ Day temp. heating: Set a comfortable room temperature
in the living rooms. ­ Set-back temp. heat.: Set a low room temperature at
which the living rooms do not cool down.
Cooling ­ Day temp. cooling: Set a comfortable room temperature
in the living rooms.

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5.2.1.2 Hot water generation
Danger! Risk of death from legionella.
Legionella multiply at temperatures below 60 °C.
Have a competent person inform you
about the measures that should be taken to protect against Legionella in your installation.
Do not set any water temperatures below
60 °C without consulting the competent person first.

5.2.3.1 Heating operating mode example: Time period for a day

B 21 °C 16 °C

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1

2

2

3

4

Menu Desired temperatures Domestic hot water
­ You can set the desired Domestic hot water temperature for the domestic hot water circuit.
If a heat pump is connected and you have set the desired temperature to above 55 °C, it may be the case that it is the back-up boiler that predominantly takes on the task of supplying domestic hot water.
5.2.2 Setting the ventilation level
Menu Ventilation stage
­ You can use this function to set how quickly the used room air is replaced with fresh outdoor air.
Max. vent. stage: Day: The ventilation guarantees quick exchange of air.
Max. vent. stge: Night: The ventilation guarantees a reduced air change.
5.2.3 Time programme
You can use the time programme to switch the system control between two implemented settings at specified times. To do this, create the required time periods in the time programme.
Setting the Heating time programme ( Page 12)
Setting the Cooling time programme ( Page 12)
Setting the domestic hot water circuit time programme ( Page 12)
Setting the Circulation time programme ( Page 12)
Setting the Ventilation time programme ( Page 12)
Setting the High tariff time programme ( Page 12)
You can create up to three time periods for each individual day and for predefined blocks (Monday – Friday, Saturday Sunday, Monday – Sunday).
When entering time periods for individual days or blocks, the last information that was entered always applies.
If you have not set any time periods, the system control uses the time periods set in the factory settings.

A

16:30 18:00 20:00

22:30

A Time B Temperature 1 Day temp. heating

2 Set-back temp. heat. 3 Time period 1 4 Time period 2

You can specify the temperatures (Day temp. heating and Set-back temp. heat.) in the Setting the Desired temperatures ( Page 10) function.
You can specify the times for the time periods in the Setting time programmes Heating ( Page 12) function.
Day temp. heating: 21 °C
Set-back temp. heat.: 16 °C
Period 1: 16:30­18:00
Period 2: 20:00­22:30
Within the time periods, the system control maintains the room temperature at the set Day temp. heating.
Outside of the time periods, the system control maintains the room temperature at the set Set-back temp. heat..

5.2.3.2 Setting time programmes quickly
If, for example, you require different time periods for just one working day in the week, first set the times for the entire block Monday – Friday. Then set the different time period for the working day.

5.2.3.3 Displaying and changing different times in the block

Monday – Sunday Period 1: Period 2: Period 3:

!! : !! – !! : !! !! : !! – !! : !! !! : !! – !! : !!

Back

Select

Note
Once time programmes are set, they are retained even if there is a loss of voltage.

If you view a block in the display and have defined a different time period for a day in this block, the display indicates the time periods in the block with !!.

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Individual dates vary from the selected time programme
Mo-Su.

Back

OK

If you press the right-hand selection button Select, a message appears on the display which informs you about different time periods. You do not need to adjust the times.
You can use the right-hand selection button OK to display and change the set times for the block marked with !!.

5.2.3.4 Setting the Heating time programme
Menu Time programmes ZONE1
­ The time programmes are only effective for the Heating operating mode in automatic mode. Within the time periods, the system control brings the temperature of the connected rooms to the set desired temperature Day temp. heating. Outside of these time periods, the system control switches to the operating mode that the competent person has set: Eco or Set-back temp. heat.. If the competent person has left the factory setting Eco, the system control switches off the heating function.
Setting the Heating operating mode. ( Page 14)

5.2.3.5 Setting the Cooling time programme
Menu Time programmes ZONE1: Cooling
­ The time programmes are only effective in the Cooling mode and the Manual cooling advanced function. In each set time period, the desired temperature that you set in the Desired temperatures function applies. Within the time periods, the zone cools the living areas to the desired Day temp. cooling temperature. Outside this time period, there is no cooling.

5.2.3.6 Setting the domestic hot water generation time programme
Menu Time programmes DHW circuit
­ The time programmes are only effective for domestic hot water generation in automatic mode. In each set time period, the desired Domestic hot water temperature applies. At the end of a time period, the system control switches the domestic hot water generation off until the start of the next time period.

5.2.3.7 Setting the time programme Circulation
Menu Time programmes Circulation
­ The time programmes are only effective for circulation in Automatic mode. The set time periods determine the operating times for circulation. Within the time period, the circulation is switched on. Outside the time period, the circulation is switched off.

5.2.3.8 Setting the Ventilation time programme
Menu Time programmes Ventilation
­ The time programmes are only effective for ventilation in automatic mode. In each set time period, the ventilation level that you set in the Ventilation function applies. Within the time period, the system control regulates the ventilation unit to Max. vent. stage: Day as a maximum. Outside the time period, the system control regulates the ventilation unit to Max. vent. stge: Night as a maximum.
5.2.3.9 Setting the High tariff time programme
Menu Time programmes High tariff
­ You can use this function to set when the high tariff or the low tariff should be used to calculate the costs.
Within the time period: For the high tariff
Outside of the time period: For the low tariff
The times of high tariff depend on your energy supply company.
If the energy supply company only offers one tariff, you do not need to set any time periods. The cost for the electricity is calculated using one tariff.
Setting costs ( Page 13)
5.2.4 Days away from home scheduling
Menu Days away from home scheduling
­ You can use this function to set a period of time and a temperature for the days that you are away from home.
Heating installation operation during the set time period ­ The domestic hot water is not being heated. ­ The previously set temperature applies for all zones. ­ The ventilation runs at the lowest ventilation level. ­ The cooling is switched off.
While the Days away from home scheduling function is activated, it has priority over the set operating mode. At the end of the specified period, or if you cancel the function, the heating installation returns to the pre-set mode.
5.2.5 Day at home scheduling
Menu Days at home scheduling
­ In the specified period, the heating installation works in the Automatic mode mode and uses the day settings for Sunday, which were set using the Time programmes function. At the end of the specified period, or if you cancel the function, the heating installation returns to the preset mode.
5.2.6 Select language
Menu Basic settings Language
­ You can use this function to change to the language that you want to appear in the display.

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5.2.6.1 Setting your language
1. Press the left-hand selection button repeatedly until the basic display appears.
2. Press the left-hand selection button again. 3. Rotate the rotary knob clockwise until the dotted line
appears. 4. Turn the rotary knob anti-clockwise until the second list
entry above the dotted line is highlighted. 5. Press the right-hand selection button twice. 6. Turn the rotary knob until you find a language that you
understand. 7. Press the right-hand selection button.
5.2.7 Setting the date and time
Note If you disconnect the entire heating installation from the power supply, the time continues to run correctly for 30 minutes. You then have to reset the date and time.
5.2.7.1 Setting the date
Menu Basic settings Date/time Date
­ Select this function to set the current date. All functions that contain a date relate to the set date.
5.2.7.2 Setting the time
Menu Basic settings Date/time Time
­ Select this function to set the current time. All functions that contain a time relate to the set time.
5.2.8 Activating the automatic or manual changeover to daylight saving time
Menu Basic settings Date/time Daylight saving time
­ You can use this function to set whether the system control automatically changes over to daylight saving time, or whether you want to do this manually.
­ Auto: The system control automatically changes over to daylight saving time. The system control uses Central European Summer Time: Start = last Sunday in March, end = last Sunday in October.
­ Manual: You have to manually change over to daylight saving time.
If the outdoor temperature sensor is equipped with a DCF77 receiver, the time is changed over automatically. This Daylight saving time function is not used.
5.2.9 Set display contrast
Menu Basic settings Display Display contrast
­ You can use this function to set the display contrast in relation to the brightness of the surroundings to ensure that the display is clearly legible.

Each time you actuate the system control, the following message appears in the display Button lock active To unlock, press OK for 3 seconds. If you press and hold the OK button for three seconds, the basic display appears and you can change functions. The button lock becomes active again if you do not press any button or operate the rotary knob for one minute.
To permanently remove the button lock, you must first release the button lock and then select the value off in the Button lock function.

5.2.11 Setting the preferred display
Menu Basic settings Display Preferred display
­ You can use this function to choose whether you see the data for heating, cooling or ventilation in the basic display.

5.2.12 Setting costs
You must specify all tariffs in the unit of currency per kWh for the calculation to be correct.
If the tariffs are in the unit of currency per m3 for you, request that your energy supply company provides the required tariffs in the unit of currency per kWh.
If your energy supply company only offers one electricity tariff, enter the same value for the High-tariff elec. rate ( Page 14) and Low-tariff elec. rate ( Page 14) functions.
Round the tariff data up or down to one decimal point. To establish the factor that is to be set, multiply the value by 10.
Example:

Tariff for aux. heater (Gas, oil, electricity)
Low-tariff elec. rate (heat pump)
High-tariff elec. rate (heat pump)

Costs 11.3 currency units/kWh
14.5 currency units/kWh
18.7 currency units/kWh

Factor to be set 113
145 187

5.2.12.1 Setting the tariff for the back-up boiler
Menu Basic settings Costs Tariff for aux. heater
­ The hybrid manager can use this function to correctly calculate the costs for the back-up boiler. To do this, the hybrid manager requires the factor that is to be set.
In order to enter the correct factor, you must request the tariff from your energy supply company and calculate the factor in accordance with the example.

5.2.10 Activating Button lock
Menu Basic settings Display Button lock
­ You can use this function to activate the button lock. After one minute of not pressing any button or operating the rotary knob, the button lock is active and you can no longer change any functions unintentionally.

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5.2.12.2 Setting the low-tariff electricity rate
Menu Basic settings Costs Low-tariff elec. rate
­ The hybrid manager can use this function to correctly calculate the costs for the back-up boiler. To do this, the hybrid manager requires the factor that is to be set.
In order to enter the correct factor, you must request the tariff from your energy supply company and calculate the factor in accordance with the example.

Menu Basic settings Default setting Time programmes
­ With Time programmes, you reset all the settings you have made in the Time programmes function to the default setting. All other settings that include times, such as Date/time, are not affected.
While the system control is resetting the time programme settings to the default settings, In progress is shown on the display. The basic display is then shown on the display.

5.2.12.3 Setting the high-tariff electricity rate
Menu Basic settings Costs High-tariff elec. rate ­ The hybrid manager can use this function to correctly
calculate the costs for the back-up boiler. To do this, the hybrid manager requires the factor that is to be set.
In order to enter the correct factor, you must request the tariff from your energy supply company and calculate the factor in accordance with the example.
5.2.13 Set offset room temperature

Caution. Risk of a malfunction.
The Default setting Everything function restores all settings to the default settings, including those set by the competent person. It may be the case that it is no longer possible to operate the heating installation after this.
Arrange for the competent person to reset
all settings to factory settings.

Menu Basic settings Offset Room temperature
­ The system control can display the current room temperature if it is installed in a living room.
A thermometer is integrated in the system control for measuring the room temperature. You can use the offset to correct the measured temperature value.
5.2.14 Set offset outdoor temperature
Menu Basic settings Offset Outside temperature
­ The thermometer in the system control’s outdoor temperature sensor measures the outdoor temperature. You can use the offset to correct the measured temperature value.

Menu Basic settings Default setting Everything ­ While the system control is restoring the factory settings,
Reset to default setting In progress is shown in the display. The installation assistant is then shown in the display; it must only be operated by a competent person.
5.2.19 Installer level
The Installer level is reserved for the competent person and is therefore protected by an access code. At this level, the competent person can implement the required settings.
5.3 Operating modes

5.2.15 Changing a zone name
Menu Basic settings Enter zone name ­ You can now modify the factory-set zone names as you
wish. The name is limited to 10 characters.
5.2.16 Activating Heat recovery
Menu Basic settings Ventilation Heat recovery ­ The Heat recovery function is set to Auto. This means
that an internal control system checks whether heat recovery makes sense, or whether the outdoor air can be guided directly into the living room. For more information, see the operating instructions for recoVAIR…/4 and later models.
If you have selected Activate, heat recovery is used constantly.
5.2.17 Setting the room air humidity
Menu Basic settings Max. room air humidity ­ If the room air humidity exceeds the value set, a connec-
ted dehumidifier is activated. As soon as the value drops below the value that is set, the dehumidifier switches off again.
5.2.18 Resetting to default setting
You can reset the settings for the Time programmes or for Everything to the default setting.

The operating modes can be activated directly from any operating mode using the right-hand selection button Op. mode. If the heating installation is equipped with more than one zone, the activated operating mode only applies for the zone that was preset by the competent person.
If more than one zone is activated, you can set a separate operating mode for each zone using the left-hand selection button Menu Basic settings.
The path details given at the start of each operating mode description indicate how you reach this operating mode in the menu structure.
5.3.1 Setting the Heating operating mode
Op. mode Heating
Menu Basic settings Operating mode ZONE1 Heating
­ You can use this function to specify how the heating installation should operate during heating.
off: The zone is switched off in this operating mode and the frost protection function is activated.
Auto: The operating mode brings the zone to the desired temperature set for Day temp. heating in the time periods that you have set in the time programme.
Outside these time periods, the system control regulates the control behaviour set by the competent person.
­ Eco The heating function is switched off and the system control monitors the outdoor temperature. If the outdoor temperature falls below 3 °C, the system control switches

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the heating function on after the end of the frost protection delay time and brings the room temperature to the set desired temperature Set-back temp. heat.. Despite the heating function being activated, the burner is only active on demand. If the outdoor temperature rises above 4 °C, the system control switches the heating function off, but continues to monitor the outdoor temperature. ­ Set-back: The heating function is switched on and the system control brings the room temperature to the set desired temperature Set-back temp. heat..
Day: The operating mode brings the zone to the desired temperature Day temp. heating, regardless of the time periods that you have set in the time programme.
Set-back: The operating mode brings the zone to the desired temperature Set- back temp. heat., regardless of the time periods that you have set in the time programme.
5.3.2 Setting the Cooling operating mode
Op. mode Cooling
Menu Basic settings Operating mode ZONE1 Cooling
­ You can use this function to specify how the heating installation should operate during cooling.
off: The zone is switched off in this operating mode.
Auto: The operating mode brings the zone to the desired temperature Day temp. cooling in the time periods that you have set in the time programme. Outside these time periods, the Cooling function is switched off.
Day: The operating mode brings the zone to the desired temperature set for Day temp. cooling, regardless of the time periods that you have set in the time programme.
5.3.3 Setting the Ventilation operating mode
The operating instructions for the ventilation unit explain how the ventilation unit works with the ventilation levels.
Op. mode Ventilation
­ You can use this function to define how the ventilation unit operates during ventilation.
Auto: The operating mode controls the air exchange via the set ventilation level Max. vent. stage: Day in the set time periods that you have defined in the time programme. The set ventilation level Max. vent. stge: Night is effective outside of the time periods.
If air-quality sensors are connected to the ventilation unit, the ventilation unit varies the ventilation levels:
­ If the air quality is good, the ventilation unit works at a lower ventilation level than the one that is set.
­ If the air quality is poor, the ventilation unit works at a higher ventilation level. However, the ventilation unit cannot exceed the Max. vent. stage: Day and Max. vent. stge: Night ventilation levels that are set.
Day: The operating mode constantly controls the exchange of air using the value that you set in the Max. vent. stage: Day ventilation level.
Set-back: The operating mode constantly controls the exchange of air using the value that you set in the Max. vent. stge: Night ventilation level.

5.3.4 Setting the operating mode for domestic hot water generation
Op. mode Domestic hot water
­ You can use this function to specify how the heating installation should operate during domestic hot water generation.
off: Domestic hot water generation is switched off and the frost protection function is activated.
Auto: The operating mode brings the domestic hot water generation to the desired temperature set for Domestic hot water in the time periods that you have set in the time programme.
Day: The operating mode brings the domestic hot water generation to the desired temperature set for Domestic hot water, regardless of the time periods that you have set in the time programme.
5.3.5 Operating mode for circulation
The operating mode for circulation always corresponds to the operating mode for hot water. You cannot set a different operating mode.
5.4 Advanced functions
The advanced functions can be activated directly from any operating mode using the right-hand selection button Op. mode. If the heating installation is equipped with more than one zone, the activated advanced function only applies for the zone that was preset by the competent person.
If more than one zone is activated, you can set a separate advanced function for each zone using the left-hand selection button Menu Basic settings.
The path details given at the start of each advanced function description indicate how you can access this advanced function in the menu structure.
5.4.1 Activating manual cooling
Op. mode Manual cooling
­ If the outdoor temperature is high, you can activate the Manual cooling advanced function. You define for how many days you want to activate the advanced function. If you activate Manual cooling, you cannot use the heating function at the same time. The Manual cooling function takes priority over the heating function.
The setting applies for as long as the advanced function is active. The advanced function is deactivated if the days that are set have elapsed or if the outdoor temperature falls below 4 °C.
If you want to set the temperature separately for more than one zone, you can set these temperatures using the Desired temperatures function.
5.4.2 Activating 1 day at home
Op. mode 1 day at home
Menu Basic settings Operating mode ZONE1 1 day at home
­ The 1 day at home advanced function activates the automatic mode in the operating mode Heating with the settings for the Sunday.
The advanced function is automatically deactivated after 00:00 (midnight) or you can cancel the advanced function

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first. The heating installation then returns to the pre-set operating mode.
5.4.3 Activating 1 day away from home
Op. mode 1 day away from home
Menu Basic settings Operating mode ZONE1 1 day away from home
­ The 1 day away from home advanced function brings the room temperature to the desired Set-back temperature.
Domestic hot water generation and circulation are switched off and the frost protection is activated.
Ventilation is activated and works at the lowest ventilation level.
The advanced function is automatically deactivated after 00:00 (midnight) or you can cancel the advanced function first. The heating installation then returns to the pre-set operating mode.
5.4.4 Activating Ventilation boost
Op. mode Ventilation boost
Menu Basic settings Operating mode ZONE1 Ventilation boost
­ This Ventilation boost advanced function switches the zone off for 30 minutes.
The frost protection function is activated, and domestic hot water generation and circulation remain active.
Ventilation is activated and works at the highest ventilation level.
The advanced function is automatically deactivated after 30 minutes or you can cancel the advanced function first. The heating installation will then return to the pre-set operating mode.
5.4.5 Activating Party function
Op. mode Party function
Menu Basic settings Operating mode ZONE1 Party function
­ The advanced function regulates the room temperature to the desired Day temperature, the domestic hot water to the desired Domestic hot water temperature and the ventilation to ventilation level Max. vent. stage: Day in accordance with the set time periods. The circulation is activated.
The advanced function is automatically deactivated after six hours or you can cancel the advanced function first. The heating installation will then return to the pre-set operating mode.

5.4.7 Activating System OFF active
Op. mode System OFF active
­ The System OFF active advanced function switches off the heating function, the domestic hot water circuit, the circulation and the cooling. The frost protection function is activated.
Ventilation is activated and works at the lowest ventilation level.
The advanced function is deactivated by cancelling the advanced function. The heating installation will then return to the pre-set mode.
5.5 Messages
5.5.1 Maintenance message
Maintenance messages ( Appendix C)
If maintenance is required, the system control displays a maintenance message in the display.
To prevent the heating installation from breaking down and to prevent damage, you must pay attention to the maintenance message:
Observe the operating instructions for the unit shown. Only carry out the maintenance instructions that are de-
scribed in the operating instructions for the unit shown.
For all other maintenance instructions, inform the com-
petent person.
5.5.2 Fault message
Fault messages ( Appendix B)
A fault message with fault code (e.g. F.33) and the affected heat generator appear in the system control’s display.
Press the Reset selection button.
­ Heat generator fault clearance? appears in the display.
Press the OK selection button.
­ Faults are cleared for the heat generator briefly appears in the display.
If the fault persists, inform the competent person.
If you would like to see the basic display on the display again, press the left-hand selection button Back.
You can read the current fault messages under Menu Information System status Fault status. As soon as a fault message occurs for the heating installation, the setting level displays the value Fault list. The right-hand selection button has been assigned the Display function.
6 Troubleshooting

5.4.6 Activating Cylinder boost
Op. mode Cylinder boost
­ The Cylinder boost advanced function heats the water in the domestic hot water cylinder until it reaches the set desired temperature Domestic hot water.
The advanced function is active for one hour unless you cancel it sooner. The heating installation then returns to the preset operating mode.

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6.1 Implementing the setting if the heat pump fails
If the fault message Restricted operation/ comfort protection Inactive appears on the display, the heat pump has failed and the system control enters limp home mode. The back-up boiler now supplies the heating installation with heating energy. During installation, the competent person has restricted the temperature for limp home mode. You can feel that the domestic hot water and heating are not becoming very hot.
While you wait for the competent person to come, you can use the rotary knob to implement the following settings:
Inactive: The system control works in limp home mode; heating and domestic hot water become moderately hot.
Heating: The back-up boiler takes over the heating mode; the heating becomes hot, the domestic hot water is cold.
DHW: The back-up boiler takes over the domestic hot water mode; the domestic hot water becomes hot, the heating is cold.
DHW+heat.: The back-up boiler takes over the heating and domestic hot water mode; the heating and the domestic hot water become hot.
The back-up boiler is not as efficient as the heat pump, meaning that using only the back-up boiler to generate heat is expensive.
If you want to implement settings on the system control, click Back and the basic display appears in the display. After five minutes of no operation, the fault message appears again in the display.

9 Guarantee and customer service
9.1 Guarantee
We only grant a Vaillant manufacturers warranty if a suitably qualified engineer has installed the system in accordance with Vaillant instructions. The system owner will be granted a warranty in accordance with the Vaillant terms and conditions. All requests for work during the guarantee period must be made to Vaillant Service Solutions.
9.2 Customer service
For contact details for our customer service department, you can write to the address that is provided on the back page, or you can visit www.vaillant.co.uk.

10 Technical data

10.1 Product data in accordance with EU Ordinance no. 811/2013, 812/2013
On units with integrated weather-compensated controls, including a room thermostat function that can be activated, the seasonal room-heating efficiency always includes the correction factor for control technology class VI. The seasonal room-heating efficiency may deviate if this function is deactivated.

Temperature control class
Contribution to the seasonal room-heating energy efficiency s

VI 4.0 %

Care

7.1 Caring for the product
Clean the casing with a damp cloth and a little solvent-
free soap.
Do not use sprays, scouring agents, detergents, solvents
or cleaning agents that contain chlorine.

Decommissioning

Decommissioning the product If you want to replace or remove the product, you must decommission the heating installation.
This work should be carried out by a competent person.
8.2 Recycling and disposal
Observe the recycling and disposal information in the
installation instructions.

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Appendix A Overview of the operating and display functions
Note The functions and operating modes listed are not available for all system configurations.

A.1 Operating modes
Operating mode Operating mode Heating Cooling Ventilation Domestic hot water Advanced functions Manual cooling 1 day at home 1 day away from home Ventilation boost Party function Cylinder boost System OFF active

Setting
off, Auto, Day, Set-back off, Auto, Day Auto, Day, Set-back off, Auto, Day
active active active active active active active

Default setting
Auto Auto Auto Auto
­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­

A.2 End user level The description of the functions for ZONE1 also applies for all available zones.

Setting level
Information System status System —Fault status Green IQ Water pressure System status
Burner Collector temp. Solar yield Reset solar yield Environmental yield Reset env.yield Curr. room air hum. Current dew point triVAI ZONE1 —Day temp. heating Day temp. cooling Set-back temp. heat. Room temperature Ventilation —Air quality sensor 1 Air quality sensor 2

Values

Unit

Min.

Max.

Current value

Current value Current value
Current value Current value Current value

Current value

Current value Current value Current value

5

30

15

30

5

30

Current value

Current value Current value

bar
kWh
kWh
%

ppm ppm

Increment, select
No fault, Fault list Off, On Standby, Heat. mode, Cooling, DHW On, off
Yes, No Yes, No
0.5 0.5 0.5

Default setting
On
No No
20 24 15

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Setting level Exhaust air humidity

Values

Min.

Max.

Current value

Unit %rel

Increment, select

Information Consumption Current month

Heating —-

Electricity

Total value for the current month

Fuel

Total value for the current month

Hot water —-

Electricity

Total value for the current month

Fuel

Total value for the current month

kWh kWh
kWh kWh

Information Consumption Last month

Heating —-

Electricity

Total value for the last month

Fuel

Total value for the last month

Hot water —-

Electricity

Total value since startup

Fuel

Total value since startup

kWh kWh
kWh kWh

Information Consumption History

Heating —-

Electricity

Total value since startup

Fuel

Total value since startup

Hot water —-

Electricity

Total value since startup

Fuel

Total value since startup

kWh kWh
kWh kWh

Information Solar yield Bar chart

Previous year to cur- kWh/month rent year comparison

Information Environmental yield

Bar chart

Previous year to current year comparison

kWh/month

Information Electrical consumption

Bar chart

Previous year to current year comparison

kWh/month

Information Fuel consumption Bar chart

Previous year to current year comparison

kWh/month

Information Heat recovery

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Setting level Bar chart

Values

Min.

Max.

Previous year to current year comparison

Unit

Increment, select

kWh/month

Default setting

Information Contact details Installer Phone number

Current values

Information Serial number Product number

Permanent value

Desired temperatures ZONE1

Day temp. heating

5

30

0.5

20

Day temp. cooling

15

30

0.5

24

Set-back temp. heat.

5

30

0.5

15

Desired temperatures Domestic hot water

Domestic hot water

35

70

1

60

Ventilation stage

Max. vent. stage: Day

Depending on the

1

ventilation unit

Max. vent. stge: Night

Depending on the

1

ventilation unit

Depending on the ventilation unit
Depending on the ventilation unit

Time programmes ZONE1 (Heating) Time programmes ZONE1: Cooling Time programmes Circulation Time programmes Ventilation
Individual days and blocks

Period 1: Start ­ End Period 2: Start ­ End Period 3: Start ­ End

00:00

24:00

h:min

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday – Friday, Saturday – Sunday, Monday – Sunday
00:10

Mo – Fr: 06:0022:00
Sa: 07:30-23:30
Su: 07:30-22:00

Time programmes Domestic hot water Individual days and blocks

Period 1: Start ­ End Period 2: Start ­ End Period 3: Start ­ End

00:00

24:00

h:min

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday – Friday, Saturday – Sunday, Monday – Sunday
00:10

Mo to Fr: 05:3022:00
Sa: 07:00-23:30
Su: 07.00-22.00

Time programmes High tariff Individual days and blocks

Period 1: Start ­ End Period 2: Start ­ End Period 3: Start ­ End

00:00

24:00

h:min

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday – Friday, Saturday – Sunday, Monday – Sunday
00:10

Mo – Su: 11:0013:00

Days away from home scheduling

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Setting level
Start End Temperature

Values Min. 01.01.01 01.01.01 5

Max. 31.12.99 31.12.99 30

Unit
dd.mm.yy dd.mm.yy

Increment, select
Day.Month.Year Day.Month.Year 1

Days at home scheduling Start End

01.01.01 01.01.01

31.12.99 31.12.99

dd.mm.yy dd.mm.yy

Day.Month.Year Day.Month.Year

Basic settings Language

Selectable language

Basic settings Date/time Date Time Daylight saving time

01.01.01 00:00

31.12.99 23:59

dd.mm.yy h:min

Day.Month.Year 00:10 Manual, Auto

Basic settings Display Display contrast Button lock Preferred display

1

15

1 off, On Heating, Cooling, Vent.

Basic settings Costs

Tariff for aux. heater

1

999

1

Low-tariff elec. rate

1

999

1

High-tariff elec. rate

1

999

1

Basic settings Offset Room temperature Outside temperature

-3.0

3.0

0.5

-3.0

3.0

0.5

Basic settings Operating mode ZONE1 Heating Cooling 1 day at home 1 day away from home Ventilation boost Party function

off, Auto, Day, Set-back off, Auto, Day Active, Not active Active, Not active Active, Not active Active, Not active

Basic settings Enter zone name

ZONE1

1

10

Let-

A to Z, 0 to 9, space

ter/number

Basic settings Ventilation Heat recovery

Auto, Activate, off

Basic settings Max. room air humidity

Max. room air hum.

30

70

%rel

1

Basic settings Default setting Time programmes

Yes, No

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01.01.14 01.01.14
English
01.01.15 08:00 Manual
9 off Heating
12 16 20
0.0 0.0
Auto Auto Not active Not active Not active Not active
ZONE1
Auto
40
No
21

Setting level Everything

Values

Unit

Min.

Max.

Increment, select Yes, No

Default setting No

Installer level

Enter code

000

999

1

000

B Troubleshooting

Symptom Display remains dark

Possible cause Software error

No changes in the display when Software error the rotary knob is turned

No changes in the display when the selection buttons are pressed

Software error

Display view: Button lock active To unlock, press OK for 3 seconds, it is not possible to change the settings or values

Button lock is active

Display view: Restricted operation/ comfort protection, insufficient heating up of the heating
and the domestic hot water

Heat pump does not work

Display view: Fault F. Fault: Heat generator 1, the specific fault code (e.g. F.33) and the specific heat generator appear behind F. in the display

Heat generator faults

Measure
1. Switch off the mains switch on all heat generators for approx. 1 minute and then switch them on again.
2. If the fault persists, inform the competent person.
1. Switch off the mains switch on all heat generators for approx. 1 minute and then switch them on again.
2. If the fault persists, inform the competent person.
1. Switch off the mains switch on all heat generators for approx. 1 minute and then switch them on again.
2. If the fault persists, inform the competent person.
1. If you would like to change any of the values, follow the instructions on the display.
2. Also read through the Button lock Activate ( Page 13) function.
1. Inform the competent person. 2. Select the setting for limp home mode until the competent
person arrives. 3. To do this, read through the Implementing the setting when
the heat pump fails ( Page 17) function.
1. Carry out a Reset fault message ( Page 16). 2. If the fault persists, inform the competent person.

C Maintenance messages

The maintenance message Service heat pump 1 is an example of a maintenance message that may appear for heat pumps 1 to 7.
The maintenance message Service heat generator 1 is an example of a maintenance message that may appear for heat generators 1 to 7.

Code/meaning

Description

Maintenance work

Interval

1

Service heat

pump 1

The heat pump requires maintenance work.

Refer to the operating instructions of the relevant heat pump for information on the maintenance work required

See the operating instructions for the heat pump

2

Service heat

generator 1

The heat generator requires maintenance work.

Refer to the operating instructions of the relevant heat generator for information on the maintenance work required

See the operating instructions for the heat generator

3

Service ventila- The ventilation unit requires

tion unit

maintenance work.

Refer to the operating instructions of the ventilation unit for information on the maintenance work required

See the operating instructions for the ventilation unit

4

Low water pres- The water pressure is too low in Refer to the operating instruc- See the operating instructions

sure

the heating installation.

tions for the relevant heat gen- for the heat generator

erator for information on filling

with water

5

Service date

The competent person has

Inform the competent person if Date entered in the control

Next service on entered a date on which main- maintenance work is required

tenance is due for the heating

installation.

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Index
1 1 day at home ………………………………………………………….. 15 1 day away from home……………………………………………… 16 A Activating Button lock ………………………………………………. 13 Activating Heat recovery ……………………………………………. 14 Advanced functions ………………………………………………….. 15
1 day at home……………………………………………………… 15 1 day away from home ………………………………………… 16 Cylinder boost…………………………………………………….. 16 Manual cooling……………………………………………………… 15 Party …………………………………………………………………… 16 System off……………………………………………………………. 16 Ventilation boost…………………………………………………. 16 Article number …………………………………………………………….. 5 B Basic display ………………………………………………………………. 6 C CE marking…………………………………………………………………. 5 Changing the display contrast, example …………………………. 7 Circulation ………………………………………………………………….. 4 Circulation time programme ………………………………………… 12 Competent person, contact details……………………………….. 10 Contact details…………………………………………………………. 10 Contact details, competent person……………………………….. 10 Cooling ………………………………………………………………………. 4 Cylinder boost …………………………………………………………. 16 D Days at home scheduling ……………………………………………. 12 Days away from home scheduling ……………………………….. 12 Desired temperature Hot water generation …………………………………………….. 11 Setting…………………………………………………………………. 10 Zone……………………………………………………………………. 10 Display level ……………………………………………………………….. 5 Display, solar statistics ……………………………………………….. 10 Documents …………………………………………………………………. 4 Domestic hot water generation………………………………………. 4 E Electrical consumption…………………………………………….. 10 Energy consumption…………………………………………………….. 9 Energy yield………………………………………………………………… 9 Enter zone name ……………………………………………………….. 14 Environmental yield …………………………………………………. 10 Example, changing the display contrast………………………….. 7 F Fault message…………………………………………………………… 16 Frost ………………………………………………………………………….. 3 Frost protection function……………………………………………….. 5 Fuel consumption ………………………………………………………. 10 H Heat recovery yield…………………………………………………….. 10 Heating ………………………………………………………………………. 4 Hot water generation ………………………………………………….. 11 Hybrid manager…………………………………………………………… 5 Hybrid manager heating installation ……………………………….. 5 I Information in the basic display ……………………………………… 6 Installer level …………………………………………………………….. 14 Intended use……………………………………………………………….. 3 L Language selection ……………………………………………………. 12

M Main function ………………………………………………………………. 4 Maintenance message ……………………………………………….. 16 Manual cooling ………………………………………………………….. 15 N Nomenclature ……………………………………………………………… 4 O Operating concept ……………………………………………………….. 6 Operating level ……………………………………………………………. 5 Operating mode…………………………………………………………. 14 Operating mode in the basic display ………………………………. 6 Outdoor temperature, setting the offset…………………………. 14 P Party ………………………………………………………………………… 16 Preventing a malfunction………………………………………………. 5 R Reading the article number ……………………………………… 5, 10 Reading the electrical consumption ……………………………… 10 Reading the environment yield…………………………………….. 10 Reading the fuel consumption……………………………………… 10 Reading the heat recovery yield…………………………………… 10 Reading the serial number ………………………………………. 5, 10 Reading the solar statistics …………………………………………. 10 Reading the system status ……………………………………………. 8 Recycling and disposal……………………………………………….. 17 Restoring the language ………………………………………………. 13 Room temperature, setting the offset ……………………………. 14 S Selection level …………………………………………………………….. 5 Serial number ……………………………………………………………… 5 Setting costs……………………………………………………………… 13 Setting daylight saving time…………………………………………. 13 Setting level………………………………………………………………… 5 Setting the air humidity……………………………………………….. 14 Setting the Cooling operating mode…………………………….. 15 Setting the Cooling time programme……………………………. 12 Setting the date …………………………………………………………. 13 Setting the date, time …………………………………………………. 13 Setting the display ……………………………………………………… 13 Setting the display contrast …………………………………………. 13 Setting the domestic hot water generation time programme ……………………………………………………………………. 12 Setting the Heating operating mode …………………………….. 14 Setting the Heating time programme……………………………. 12 Setting the High tariff time programme ………………………… 12 Setting the high-tariff electricity rate ……………………………… 14 Setting the low-tariff electricity rate ………………………………. 14 Setting the offset outdoor temperature………………………….. 14 Setting the offset room temperature……………………………… 14 Setting the operating mode for domestic hot water generation ………………………………………………………………… 15 Setting the preferred display ……………………………………….. 13 Setting the room air humidity……………………………………….. 14 Setting the standard time ……………………………………………. 13 Setting the tariff for the back-up boiler ………………………….. 13 Setting the time …………………………………………………………. 13 Setting the ventilation level………………………………………….. 11 Setting the Ventilation operating mode………………………… 15 Setting the Ventilation time programme……………………….. 12 Soft key function………………………………………………………….. 5 System OFF ……………………………………………………………… 16 System status……………………………………………………………… 8 T Time period, deviating times in the block ………………………. 11

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Time programme ……………………………………………………… 11 quick setting…………………………………………………………. 11 Setting…………………………………………………………………. 11
V Ventilation…………………………………………………………………… 4 Ventilation boost ……………………………………………………… 16 Ventilation level …………………………………………………………. 11 Z Zone …………………………………………………………………….. 4, 10 Zone in the basic display………………………………………………. 6

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