McDonald Engineers UK Electraflow User Instructions

ELECTRAFLOW CONTROLLER
USER INSTRUCTIONS
INTRODUCTION
Through the night, water in the storage cylinder will be heated by low cost off-peak electricity, available for use the following day. Depending on your hot water requirements, there should normally be sufficient to last the whole day. Further hot water can be quickly obtained by using the hot water Boost feature. The Boost will re-heat the hot water for a fixed period.
The central heating is heated by an electric boiler. The Controller provides a 7-day programmable timer to turn on the central heating, up to three times each day of the week. For your convenience a heating Advance feature is also provided to allow easy extension of the programme times.
USER CONTROLS
The Controller has a backlit display and two LED indicators to show the system status during normal operation. The display is also used to change the controller’s settings via an easily accessible configuration menu.
During normal operation, the Boost key is used to enable hot water Boost and the Up key is used to enable the central heating Advance feature. The Left key is used to set the CH mode of operation and the Right key sets the HW mode.
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BUILT IN PROGRAMME
Day
Time
Period
On Time
Off Time
Weekend
1st
07:30
10:00
2nd
12:00
12:00
3rd
17:00
23:00
Week Day
1st
06:30
8:30
2nd
12:00
12:00
3rd
16:30
22:30
16:30
HW On
16:30
CH Off
16:30
1st Jan
16:30
Saturday
Hot Water Status
Central Heating Status
Display
Description
Display
Description
HWOff
Hot Water is off
CHOff
Central Heating is off
HWOn
Hot Water timer is active.
CHOn
Central Heating timer is active.
HW115
Hot Water Boost will remain on for a further ‘115’ mins.
CHAdv
Central Heating timer has been Advanced.
For your convenience the Controller’s central heating timer has been pre-programmed with commonly used heating time periods during a typical week-day and weekend.
The default time settings for the central heating timer are as follows:
For many people these times will be satisfactory. However if you wish to change the times, follow the instructions given in the section CHANGING PROGRAMME TIMES.
The hot water 24hr timer will have been set during installation to follow the off-peak tariff offered by your electricity provider. In the event that your electricity provider changes your off-peak tariff, please contact your Heating Engineer.
GENERAL FUNCTIONALITY
During normal operation the first line of the Controller’s display shows the current time, whilst the second line alternately shows the status of the hot water (HW) and central heating (CH) followed by the current day and date:
The following table lists the hot water (HW) and central heating (CH) status messages:
Note the symbol when displayed means that the thermostats of the associated heater are calling for heat.
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