REMKO Multi-talent - Manual (Page 47)

System selection
12 basic hydraulic configurations
are provided in the heat pump
manager which can be pulled up
with the system selection and ap-
plied in the controller.
Pulled up with the system selection
and applied in the controller.
The system selection was decided in
accordance with the following criteria:
1. by type of heat pump
- only heating series:
CMF 80, CMF 140
- Heating/cooling series:
CMF 90/150/120/160,
CMT 100/150/120/160
CMF 120/160
EMT/EMF100/150
System
selection
Functions
1
Basic hydraulics for the functions “Heating and hot water”, single energy-source mode, 1 supple-
mental electric heating, bivalence point -5°C
2 not for heat pumps with heating meters
3 not for heat pumps with heating meters
4 not for heat pumps with heating meters
5 not for heat pumps with heating meters
6
Heating/cooling version, single energy-source mode, 1 supplemental electric heating,
Bivalence point -5°C
7
Heating/cooling version, single energy-source mode, 1 supplemental electric heating, solar system,
bivalence point -5°C
8 not for heat pumps with heating meters
9 not for heat pumps with heating meters
10 Heating/cooling version, bivalent mode, bivalence point -3°C
11 Heating/cooling version, bivalent mode, solar system, bivalence point -3°C
12
Heating/cooling version, bivalent mode with solid fuel + option for 1 supplemental electric heating,
bivalence point -3°C
2. by operating mode
- single energy source
operation (supplemental
heating is a supplemental
electric heater)
- bivalent mode (supplemental
heating is a boiler)
3. by special case
- integration of solar systems
- integration of solid fuel boilers
The following pages show a selec-
tion of these basic hydraulic con-
figurations with the corresponding
basic programming list.
In any case, during commissioning,
assign one of the basic hydraulic
configurations via the menu item
system selection to the “On-site-
system”. Take special care that
the system you select is as near as
possible to system installed on-
site. The location of the sensors is
especially important. Please orient
yourself on the system diagram for
the selected system.
See page 24
The functions Heating circuit 2 (mixer circuit) and Hot water are automatically recognised through the
connected sensors when the heat pump manager is started up. The relevant menus are hidden if no sen-
sor is connected.
NOTE
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