Operating manual
REMKO Smart WP MANAGER
Smart Control for WKF 120/180 and WKF 120/180 Duo
Manual for experienced specialists
0094-2014-10 Edition 1, en_GB
Read the instructions prior to performing any task!
Read these operating instructions carefully before commissioning / using this device!
These instructions are an integral part of the system and must
always be kept near or on the device.
Subject to modifications; No liability accepted for errors or misprints!
Translation of the original operating manual
Table of contents
1 Safety and usage instructions............................................................................................................. 4
1.1 General safety notes....................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Identification of notes...................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Personnel qualifications.................................................................................................................. 4
1.4 Dangers of failure to observe the safety notes................................................................................ 4
1.5 Safety-conscious working............................................................................................................... 4
1.6 Safety notes for the operator........................................................................................................... 5
1.7 Safety notes for installation, maintenance and inspection.............................................................. 5
1.8 Unauthorised modification and changes......................................................................................... 5
1.9 Intended use................................................................................................................................... 5
1.10 Warranty........................................................................................................................................ 5
1.11 Transport and packaging.............................................................................................................. 6
1.12 Environmental protection and recycling........................................................................................ 6
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Operation - General
2.1 Design and functions....................................................................................................................... 6
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Operation - User level ..................................................................................................................... 9
3.1 Menu structure of the controller...................................................................................................... 9
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Operation - Expert level ................................................................................................................ 26
4.1 General notes regarding the menu structure of the controller ...................................................... 26
4.2 Commissioning wizard.................................................................................................................. 28
4.3 Template hydraulic diagrams with installation parameters........................................................... 49
4.4 Menu structure of the controller.................................................................................................... 58
5 Assembly............................................................................................................................................. 86
5.1 Room installation of the Smart-Control......................................................................................... 86
6 Electrical wiring................................................................................................................................... 87
6.1 Electrical configuration - I/0 module 01......................................................................................... 87
6.2 Terminal assignment / legend - I/0 module................................................................................... 88
6.3 Electrical configuration - I/0 module 02......................................................................................... 90
6.4 Terminal assignment / legend - I/0 module................................................................................... 91
7 PV power utilisation............................................................................................................................ 93
7.1 Higher energy consumption from the combination of heat pump and PV plant............................ 93
7.2 Using the PV power surplus.......................................................................................................... 94
7.3 Systems with a photovoltaic plant................................................................................................. 95
8 Index..................................................................................................................................................... 96
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1.1
Carefully read the operating manual before commissioning the units for the first time. It contains
useful tips and notes such as hazard warnings to
prevent personal injury and material damage.
Failure to follow the directions in this manual not
only presents a danger to people, the environment
and the system itself, but will void any claims for
liability.
Keep this operating manual and the refrigerant
data sheet near to the units.
1.2
This section provides an overview of all important
safety aspects for proper protection of people and
safe and fault-free operation.The instructions and
safety notes contained within this manual must be
observed in order to prevent accidents, personal
injury and material damage.
Notes attached directly to the units must be
observed in their entirety and be kept in a fully
legible condition.
Safety notes in this manual are indicated by symbols. Safety notes are introduced with signal words
which help to highlight the magnitude of the danger
in question.
Safety and usage instructions
General safety notes
Identification of notes
DANGER!
CAUTION!
This combination of symbol and signal word
warns of a potentially hazardous situation,
which if not avoided may cause injury or material and environmental damage.
NOTICE!
This combination of symbol and signal word
warns of a potentially hazardous situation,
which if not avoided may cause material and
environmental damage.
This symbol highlights useful tips and recommendations as well as information for efficient
and fault-free operation.
1.3
Personnel qualifications
Personnel responsible for commissioning, operation, maintenance, inspection and installation must
be able to demonstrate that they hold a qualification which proves their ability to undertake the
work.
Contact with live parts poses an immediate
danger of death due to electric shock. Damage
to the insulation or individual components may
pose a danger of death.
DANGER!
This combination of symbol and signal word
warns of a situation in which there is immediate
danger, which if not avoided may be fatal or
cause serious injury.
WARNING!
This combination of symbol and signal word
warns of a potentially hazardous situation,
which if not avoided may be fatal or cause
serious injury.
Dangers of failure to observe
1.4
the safety notes
Failure to observe the safety notes may pose a risk
to people, the environment and the units. Failure to
observe the safety notes may void any claims for
damages.
In particular, failure to observe the safety notes
may pose the following risks:
n The failure of important unit functions.
n The failure of prescribed methods of mainte-
nance and repair.
n Danger to people on account of electrical and
mechanical effects.
1.5
Safety-conscious working
The safety notes contained in this manual, the
existing national regulations concerning accident
prevention as well as any internal company
working, operating and safety regulations must be
observed.
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1.6
Safety notes for the operator
The operational safety of the units and components is only assured providing they are used as
intended and in a fully assembled state.
n The units and components may only be set up,
installed and maintained by qualified personnel.
n Protective covers (grille) over moving parts
must not be removed from units that are in
operation.
n Do not operate units or components with
obvious defects or signs of damage.
n Contact with certain unit parts or components
may lead to burns or injury.
n The units and components must not be
exposed to any mechanical load, extreme
levels of humidity or extreme temperature.
n Spaces in which refrigerant can leak sufficient
to load and vent. Otherwise there is danger of
suffocation.
n All housing parts and device openings, e.g. air
inlets and outlets, must be free from foreign
objects, fluids or gases.
n The units must be inspected by a service tech-
nician at least once annually. Visual inspections and cleaning may be performed by the
operator when the units are disconnected from
the mains.
Safety notes for installation,
1.7
maintenance and inspection
n Appropriate hazard prevention measures must
be taken to prevent risks to people when performing installation, repair, maintenance or
cleaning work on the units.
n The setup, connection and operation of the
units and its components must be undertaken
in accordance with the usage and operating
conditions stipulated in this manual and comply
with all applicable regional regulations.
n Local regulations and laws such as Water
Ecology Act must be observed.
n The power supply should be adapted to the
requirements of the units.
n Units may only be mounted at the points pro-
vided for this purpose at the factory. The units
may only be secured or mounted on stable
structures, walls or floors.
n Mobile units must be set up securely on suit-
able surfaces and in an upright position. Stationary units must be permanently installed for
operation.
n The units and components should not be oper-
ated in areas where there is a heightened risk
of damage. Observe the minimum clearances.
n The units and components must be kept at an
adequate distance from flammable, explosive,
combustible, abrasive and dirty areas or
atmospheres.
n Safety devices must not be altered or
bypassed.
Unauthorised modification
1.8
and changes
Modifications or changes to units and components
are not permitted and may cause malfunctions.
Safety devices may not be modified or bypassed.
Original replacement parts and accessories
authorised by the manufactured ensure safety. The
use of other parts may invalidate liability for
resulting consequences.
1.9
Intended use
The units are designed depending on the model
and equipment exclusively as a control unit for the
heat pump and the heating system.
Any different or additional use shall be classed as
non-intended use. The manufacturer/supplier
assumes no liability for damages arising from such
use. The user bears the sole risk in such cases.
Intended use also includes working in accordance
with the operating and installation instructions and
complying with the maintenance requirements.
Under no circumstances should the threshold
values specified in the technical data be exceeded.
1.10
For warranty claims to be considered, it is essential
that the ordering party or its representative complete and return the "certificate of warranty" to
REMKO GmbH & Co. KG at the time when the
units are purchased and commissioned.
The warranty conditions are detailed in the "General business and delivery conditions". Furthermore, only the parties to a contract can conclude
special agreements beyond these conditions. In
this case, contact your contractual partner in the
first instance.
Warranty
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1.11
The devices are supplied in a sturdy shipping container or inside the heat pump casing. Please
check the equipment immediately upon delivery
and note any damage or missing parts on the
delivery and inform the shipper and your contractual partner. For later complaints can not be guaranteed.
Plastic films and bags etc. are dangerous
toys for children!
Why:
- Leave packaging material are not around.
- Packaging material may not be accessible to
children!
1.12
Disposal of packaging
All products are packed for transport in environmentally friendly materials. Make a valuable contribution to reducing waste and sustaining raw materials. Only dispose of packaging at approved
collection points.
Disposal of equipment and components
Only recyclable materials are used in the manufacture of the devices and components. Help protect
the environment by ensuring that the devices or
components (for example batteries) are not disposed in household waste, but only in accordance
with local regulations and in an environmentally
safe manner, e.g. using certified firms and recycling specialists or at collection points.
Transport and packaging
WARNING!
Environmental protection and recycling
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2.1
Overview of the controls
Fig. 1: Controls of the Smart Control
1: SD card
2: Movement indicator
3: Display
4: Softkeys
5: Rotary knob
6: Info key
7: Menu key
Function of the keys
The softkeys underneath the display fulfil different
functions. The current function (e.g. Cancel, OK or
Edit) appears on the display, right above the
respective key. If nothing is shown on the display
above a softkey, this key does not have a function
assigned in the currently active mode.
Operation - General
Design and functions
The softkeys and rotary knob are also used for
navigation purposes. By pressing the right softkey
and turning the rotary knob, you can select the
menu items, allowing you to go deeper into the
menu structure. Pressing the left softkey multiple
times takes you back to the home screen (3D
house icon).
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Pressing the Info key (6) delivers information and
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7
A
B
Overview
Next viewStart animation
User
OKBack
Settings
Basic settings
1/6Zurück OK
Einstellungen
Settings
Back
support at any time on the area currently selected.
Pressing the Menu key (7) takes you to the main
menu.
The rotary knob (5) allows you move through the
menu. In addition, after selecting a parameter, the
rotary knob can be used to modify the value.
Fig. 2: Function of the keys
Fig. 4: Calling up the main menu
Selecting a menu item
Select the menu item "Settings" (for example) and
then confirm your selection with "OK" (right
softkey).
Selecting user / expert mode
NOTICE!
The settings in expert mode may only be configured by REMKO-authorised installers!
There are two different authorisation levels for the
main menu: user mode and expert mode. Some
settings are only visible in expert mode. The
authorisation levels are identified by icons.
Fig. 3: The user and expert icons
A: User; B: Expert (password-protected)
Briefly press the menu key to access the main
menu for the user.
Press and hold the menu key for 5 sec. to access
the main menu for the expert. Then enter the
expert password.
Fig. 5: Selecting a menu item
Confirm the selection "Basic settings" with "OK"
(right softkey).
Fig. 6: Basic settings
Navigation and changing parameters
Calling up the main menu
Press the menu key until the menu items "Information", "Settings" and "Messages" appear.
Confirm the selection "Language / Time" with "OK"
(right softkey). You are now on the parameter
menu of the "Language / Time" folder.
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Language / Time
Zurück 1/6
OK
Grundeinstellungen
Basic settings
Back
Language / Time
Time: 14 : 54
Back
2/7
Change
Language / Time
Time: 14 : 54
Cancel
2/7
Next
Time: 19 : 54
Language / Time
Cancel 2/7 Next
Overview
Next viewStart animation
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Changing the parameter
Turn the rotary knob to set the number of hours.
Turning the knob to the left reduces the value, and
turning it to the right increases it.
Fig. 7: Language / Time
Selecting a parameter
Press the rotary knob until you reach the "Clock"
parameter.
The bottom bar on the display shows the number
of the current parameter and the total number of
parameters in one menu item (in this case, 2/6).
Fig. 10: Changing the parameter
"Next" (right softkey) takes you to the menu for setting the number of minutes.
Turn the rotary knob to set the number of minutes.
Confirm your entry with "OK" (right softkey).
Fig. 8: Selecting a parameter 1
Select "Change" (right softkey). The select value
appears marked in blue.
Exiting the menu
Provided that no parameter has been selected, the
label "Back" appears on the display, over the left
softkey. Press the left softkey multiple times to get
back to the home screen.
(After a period of inactivity of 30 minutes, the controller switches back to the home screen automatically.)
Fig. 11: Exiting the menu
Fig. 9: Selecting a parameter 2
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Operation - User level
Menu structure
3.1
of the controller
The following information is primarily directed at
system operators. Specialists can find relevant
additional information in the "Manual for experienced specialists".
The following sections introduce the individual
menu items and their parameters. You will find a
brief description regarding each menu item. Should
you require a more precise description for the individual parameters, then call up the parameter on
the controller and press the key. A help text will
then be displayed.
- The following diagrams and explanations
relate to the full menu structure, which my
differ from the menu structure of your own controller. Only the relevant menu items and
parameters are displayed by the Smart-Control, depending upon which heat generators
and functions you have activated. For example,
if no heating cycle has been activated, the corresponding menu items and parameters are
not displayed.
- Values in square brackets [xx] are the factory
settings. They may be modified by software
updates, and mainly serve in the following
tables to provide an understanding of the functions.
- On the Smart-Control the current factory setting is indicated by a green mark.
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LEVEL 0
3D house
Hot water Room climate..
LEVEL 1
Information Settings
Chimney
sweep *)
LEVEL 2
Basic
information
Solar
Domestic
hot water
Basic
settings
Solar
Favourites
menu
Main menu
Heat pump
Unmixed
heating cycle
1st mixed
heating cycle
Cooling
Aditional
heat generator
Hydraulics
Heat pump
Heat pump
( I/0 2)
Meter readings
Messages
Error messages
warnings
Mode
Hot water
valve
Running
time
*) Function only in mode
"bivalent" activated!
Only WKF Duo
Domestic
hot water
Unmixed
heating cycle
1st mixed
heating cycle
2nd mixed
heating cycle
2nd mixed
heating cycle
3rd mixed
heating cycle (I/0 2)
3rd mixed
heating cycle (I/0 2)
4th mixed
heating cycle (I/0 2)
4th mixed
heating cycle (I/0 2)
Only WKF Duo
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Overview of the menus (User level)
Fig. 12: Menu structure overview
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Overview
Next viewStart animation
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"3D house" animation
Once the Smart Control commissioning wizard has
been completed, you will see the home screen with
the 3D house. Pressing the left softkey starts the
animation. To return to the home screen with the
3D house, press "Cancel" (left softkey).
Fig. 13: 3D house
To immediately display temperatures in the
system, you can press "Next view" (right softkey).
This is an overview of the key system data, represented using a 3D house.
Explanation of operating statuses:
Circuit is in operation
Hot water or heating is being heated by solar
energy
The heat pump is in operation
The heating is being provided by conventional
means
Hot water dispensing active
Explanation of other icons:
Manual operation (probe / actuator)
Fault present
Warning present
Current measured values, such as temperature or
output, are displayed. The lines refer to the individual components.
The charging status of the storage tank is specified
in percent. 100% means that the solar volume of
the storage tank is fully charged.
If a photovoltaic system is integrated, the following
values can be displayed.
Fig. 14: Explanation of View 1
1: Collector array
2: Heat pump outdoor unit
Fig. 15: Explanation of View 2
1: Conv. heat generator
2: Solar storage tank (primary)
3: Storage tank 2
4: Boiler (solid fuel)
5: Heater
Fig. 16: Explanation of View 3
1: Heat pump current
2: Domestic electricity
3: PV current
Depending on the level of equipment purchased
for the system, some components may not be displayed in the 3D house. It is also possible that
some components will be displayed which are not
present. However, for such components, no temperature or operating statuses are shown.
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Solar
Next viewStart animation
Heat generating device
Next viewStart animation
Loading status solar storage
Next viewStart animation
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Explanation of operating modes:
Standby - the controller waits for the next request
Dispensing operation - hot water is being dis-
pensed
Circulation - circulation is active
Circ.calibration - circulation calibration is being
performed
Anti-freeze protection - the anti-freeze protection
function is active
Standby function - the standby function is active
Fig. 19: Component zoom, solar storage tank
Pressing the right softkey zooms in on the individual components in the house and the current
parameters, such as storage tank and collector
temperature, are displayed.
charging status
Pressing the right softkey again takes you to the
home screen with the 3D house
Fig. 17: Component zoom, solar
Fig. 18: Component zoom, heat generator
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Favourites menu: for the user
Using the rotary knob (turning it clockwise) you can
access other views. They allow you to rapidly and
easily adjust the most important parameters and
view the yield in kilowatt hours and weather information.
Hot water
The Storage tank set temperature (set with the
left softkey, then confirm with "OK") is the temperature to which conventional reheating should heat
the storage tank to ensure comfortable conditions.
If there is a solar yield, the storage tank can
become substantially warmer. The maximum temperature for solar charging can be modified under
Settings/Solar/Storage tank. For efficiency reasons, the lowest possible set temperature should
be selected. If the available quantity of hot water is
insufficient, the value should be increased. Pay
attention to the maximum temperature of the heat
generator while doing so.
The Mode (select with the right softkey, then confirm with "OK") for hot water preparation can be set
as follows:
Automatic comfort: Hot water preparation always
takes place according to the setpoint, i.e. no optimisation of the solar yields.
Automatic eco: In order to optimise the solar yields,
during solar storage tank charging, the set temperature of the storage tank is reduced by the "Tolerance during solar operation". This delays the
reheating of the storage tank or, where the solar
output is sufficient, prevents it.
Solar only: The hot water is heated exclusively by
solar, i.e. if the temperature drops below the set
temperature, no conventional reheating takes
place.
Room climate
Colder/Warmer can be used to adjust the temper-
ature of the heating (set with the left softkey, then
confirm with "OK"). If the room temperature is too
low, the room thermostat (on the heater) should
first be set higher. If this is not sufficient, then set
the Warmer/Colder value higher by 1°C. This also
roughly corresponds to one degree of room temperature.
Room climate mode (select the right softkey, then
confirm with "OK") allows you to define the operating status of the room heater.
Automatic (recommended): the mode switches
automatically between heating, standby and
cooling (special equipment), based on the outside
temperature. This takes account of the ability of
the building to retain heat. For example, on cooler
summer nights the room heater stays off, preventing unnecessary operation.
Heating: heating mode occurs in accordance with
the outside temperature and the heating curve
(weather-controlled).
Standby: in standby mode neither heating nor
cooling occurs, however anti-freeze protection is
active.
Cooling: cooling mode occurs in accordance with
the outside temperature and the cooling curve
(weather-controlled).
Fig. 21: Room climate
Then turn the rotary knob clockwise.
Fig. 20: Hot water
Then turn the rotary knob clockwise.
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One-off hot water / party mode
Activating Party mode (select with the right
softkey) causes the next window of time with
reduced heating to be disregarded, so that the
heating runs in normal mode again. After this
period, the heating again functions according to
the stored time program. To activate/deactivate
"One-off hot water" press the left softkey. The
storage tank is enabled for one-off charging (activated), e.g. for showering outside hot water time
periods).
Fig. 23: Time programmes
Then turn the rotary knob clockwise.
Fig. 22: One-off hot water / party mode
Then turn the rotary knob clockwise.
Time programmes
There are 3 user profiles available for the time
program. For example, Profile A could be used for
early shift weeks, B for late shifts, and C for holidays. You can switch profile using the left softkey.
The displayed time programmes apply to the current day. Blue means reduced mode, red means
normal mode. The current time is displayed above
the time bars.
Time programme for hot water
Time programme for the heater heating cycle
Time programme for the floor heating cycle
The time programmes can be adjusted in the menu
under:
- Settings / Hot water
- Settings / Heater heating cycle
- Settings / Floor heating cycle
Solar yields (only with Smart Count)
The yields of the solar plant are generally calculated using the collector and storage tank temperature, and the medium flow rate. The energy content of one litre of oil or one cubic metre of gas is
10 kWh.
The right softkey is used to select day, week,
month or year values for the bars. The left softkey
activates a scroll function, which allows you to
scroll through historical values using the rotary
knob.
Yields are highly dependent upon solar radiation
and heating requirements. The solar plant will achieve the highest yields on sunny days.
You can use the right softkey to activate an "away
period". The system will then function in reduced
mode until the right softkey is pressed again.
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Solar yield
Time period
History
Fig. 24: Solar yields
NOTE:
These yields are also displayed with an activated
PV function
The CO2 savings figure is used to calculate the
Equivalent in trees value. This is based on the
assumption that a beech tree is able to bind 12.5
kg of CO2 per year.
Fig. 25: CO2 savings
Then turn the rotary knob clockwise.
CO2 savings
CO2 savings specifies how much CO2 emissions
have been avoided. The calculation of CO2 savings
is based on the amount of renewable energy gen-
erated.
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A
B
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"Main menu" menu item
Pressing the Menu key takes you to the main menu. There is an expert mode and a user mode. The two
authorisation levels are identified by icons. Some menu items and parameters are only visible in expert
mode. They may only be adjusted by specialists!
Fig. 26: The user and expert icons
A: User
B: Expert
Authorisation level
Level 1
menu item
Information
Settings
Chimney
sweep
Messages This menu item displays status, fault and warning messages
Description
In this menu item, you can view important information, such as
temperatures, pump requirements, the current collector temperature or any configured parameter settings.
This menu item is used to configure all the settings of the system,
i.e. for heating cycle, hot water or solar.
In this menu item the test function of an additional heat generator
is active (only with "bivalent" operating mode!)
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"Information" menu item - User
This menu contains information about the current operating status of the system. The menu is opened with
the key on the right. Pressing the left-hand key allows you to jump up a level in the menu structure again. By
turning the rotary knob, you can select another menu item (for instance "Settings"). Pressing the left key multiple times always allows you to return to the 3D house.
Pressing "OK" (right softkey) takes you to submenus of the menu item "Information".
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Basic infor-
mation
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Current operating mode
Previous operating mode
Room climate
Party mode
Status
Date / Time
Away mode
Anti-freeze protection
IP address
Subnet
Gateway
Webserver
Time
Date
Time zone
Hardware control panel
Hardware
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Version number
Licence information
Software control panel
Software
Linux kernel control panel
Linux kernel
1: Licence for Linux kernel
2: Licence for uBoot
3: Licence for Busybox
4: Licence for Dropbear
5: Licence for zlib
6: Licence for QT
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"Information" menu item (continued) - User
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2
menu item
Solar
Hot water
Level 3 menu item Info
Pump A01
Collector temp. S01
Lower storage tank temp. S02
Storage tank charging status
Storage tank changeover valve A12
Current output
Solar yield
Medium flow rate S23
Solar heating
HW request
HW storage tank set temp.
HW storage tank actual temp. S08
Hot water energy
Hygiene function
Unmixed
Heating cycle
1st mixed
Heating cycle
2nd mixed
Heating cycle
3rd mixed HC
(I/0 2)
Only WKF
Duo
Circulation set temp.
Circulation actual temp.
Circulation pump S05
Circulation pump A04
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Mixed outside temperature
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Mixed outside temperature
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Mixed outside temperature
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Mixed outside temperature
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
4th mixed HC
(I/0 2)
Only WKF
Duo
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Mixed outside temperature
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"Information" menu item (continued) - User
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Cooling
Hydraulics
Level 3 menu item Info
Cooling cycle set temp.
Cooling cycle actual temp.
Mixed outside temperature
Changeover valve A14
Heat generator request
Heating water temp. (set value)
Heating water temp. (actual value)
Changeover valve 2nd Heat generator A11
Therm.output
Pump speed rel. A43
Heat pump status
Remaining idle time
Defrost status
Compressor status
Fault code (outside)
Fault code (inside)
Target temperature A44
Enable signal A33
Disable compressor A30
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Heat pump
Heat pump mode A31
Disable signal S16, energy supplier cut-off
Heat pump elec. output
Heat pump therm. output
Max. inlet temperature
Middle storage tank temp. S09
Fan status
Fan temp. Outdoor unit
Heat pump therm.energy
Cont. HW offset
Cont. heating offset
Short-term HW offset
Short-term heating offset
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"Information" menu item (continued) - User
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Heat pump
(I/0 2)
Only WKF Duo
Auxiliary heat
generator
Level 3 menu item Info
Heat pump status
Remaining idle time
Defrost status
Compressor status
Fault code (outside)
Fault code (inside)
Target temperature
Enable signal
Disable compressor
Heat pump mode
Disable signal S16
Fan status
Fan temperature, outdoor unit
Heat generator status
Potential-free output A32
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
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"Information" menu item (continued) - User
Authorisa-
tion level
Meter read-
ings
Level 2 menu
item
Solar
Heat pump
Level 3 menu item Info
Current output
Solar yield
Solar yield (day)
Solar yield (week)
Solar yield (month)
Solar yield (year)
Heat pump therm. output
Therm. energy (day)
Therm. energy (week)
Therm. energy (month)
Therm. energy (year)
Heat pump therm.energy
Output, environment
Environmental energy (day)
Environmental energy (week)
Environmental energy (month)
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Household
Environmental energy (year)
Heat pump elec. output
Electr. energy (day)
Electr. energy (week)
Electr. energy (month)
Electr. energy (year)
Current household output
Household energy (day)
Household energy (week)
Household energy (month)
Household energy (year)
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"Information" menu item (continued) - User
Authorisa-
tion level
Meter read-
ings
Level 2 menu
item
Photovoltaic
Level 3 menu item Info
Photovoltaic output
Photovoltaic yield (day)
Photovoltaic yield (week)
Photovoltaic yield (month)
Photovoltaic yield (year)
Photovoltaic yield
Feed-in power
Feed-in (day)
Feed-in (week)
Feed-in (month)
Feed-in (year)
Output - energy consumption
Energy consumption (day)
Energy consumption (week)
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Heating and
Hot water
CO2 saving
Energy consumption (month)
Energy consumption (year)
Heating energy
Hot water energy
CO2 saving
Equivalent in trees
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"Settings" menu item - User
In this menu you can configure the settings. For example, you can adjust hot water and heating temperatures or change time settings. The menu is opened with the key on the right. Pressing the left-hand key
allows you to jump up a level in the menu structure again. Pressing the left key multiple times always allows
you to return to the 3D house.
Pressing "OK" (right softkey) takes you to submenus of the menu item "Settings".
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Basic settings
Solar Storage tank Solar set temp.
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Language / Time
Display
Domestic water heating
Date format
Time format
Language
Time zone
Display brightness
Display contrast
Display off
Default screen
Storage tank set temp.
Time program A
Time program B
Date
Time
Mode
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Hot water
Circulation
Hygiene function
Time program C
Tolerance during
solar mode
Circulation set temp.
Time program
Day of activation
Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-Fri-
Sat-Sun
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"Settings" menu item (continued) - User
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Heating /
cooling
Unmixed
Heating cycle
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Room climate mode
Difference from cooling
Mode
Difference from heating
Cooling cycle mode
Cooling
Cooling curve adjustment
Building adaptation Inertia of the heating curve
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
limit
limit
Time program
Fixed value
1st mixed
Heating cycle
2nd mixed
Heating cycle
Time program C
Room temp. reduction
Room unit
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
Time program C
Room temp. reduction
Room unit
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Time program C
Room temp. reduction
Room unit
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"Settings" menu item (continued) - User
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
3rd mixed
Heating cycle
(I/0 2)
Only WKF
Duo
4th mixed
Heating cycle
(I/0 2)
Only WKF
Duo
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
Time program C
Room temp. reduction
Room unit
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
Time program C
Room temp. reduction
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Room unit
Heat pump Graduated tariff
Power tariff 1
PV power
Consumption
Personal use tariff
"Messages" menu item
Pressing "OK" (right softkey) takes you to submenus of the menu item "Messages".
This is where operating messages, warning
notices and fault messages are displayed.
Explanation of symbols:
Warning message
Number of power tariffs
Time field Tariff 1
Time field Tariff 2
Power tariff 1
Power tariff 2
Feed-in tariff
If one of these symbols appears in the header of
the control screen, please access the menu item
"Messages" and display the details, with instructions on how to rectify the fault, with the key on the
right.
Operating messages indicate which of the regular
operating statuses the system is in.
Fault message
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4
4.1
Operation - Expert level
General notes regarding the menu structure of the controller
The following information is primarily directed at
specialist personnel.
The following sections introduce the individual
menu items and their parameters. You will find a
brief description regarding each menu item. Should
you require a more precise description for the individual parameters, then call up the parameter on
the controller and press the key. A help text will
then be displayed.
- The following diagrams and explanations
relate to the full menu structure, which my
differ from the menu structure of your own controller. Only the relevant menu items and
parameters are displayed by the Smart-Control, depending upon which heat generators
and functions you have activated. For example,
if no heating cycle has been activated, the corresponding menu items and parameters are
not displayed.
- Values in square brackets [xx] are the factory
settings. They may be modified by software
updates, and mainly serve in the following
tables to provide an understanding of the functions.
- On the Smart-Control the current factory setting is indicated by a green mark.
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Overview of the menus (Expert level)
LEVEL 0
3D house
Hot water Room climate..
LEVEL 1
Information Settings
Chimney
sweep *)
LEVEL 2
Basic
information
Solar
Domestic
hot water
Basic
settings
Solar
Favourites
menu
Main menu
Heat pump
Unmixed
heating cycle
1st mixed
heating cycle
Cooling
Aditional
heat generator
Hydraulics
Heat pump
Heat pump
( I/0 2)
Meter readings
Messages
Error messages
warnings
Mode
Hot water
valve
Running
time
*) Function only in mode
"bivalent" activated!
Only WKF Duo
Domestic
hot water
Unmixed
heating cycle
1st mixed
heating cycle
2nd mixed
heating cycle
2nd mixed
heating cycle
3rd mixed
heating cycle (I/0 2)
3rd mixed
heating cycle (I/0 2)
4th mixed
heating cycle (I/0 2)
4th mixed
heating cycle (I/0 2)
Only WKF Duo
Start of the
installation
wizard
Installation
wizard
See parameter on
chapter 4.2
commissioning
Manual
mode
Actuators
Probes
Fig. 27: Menu structure overview
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4.2
Commissioning wizard
The commissioning wizard which starts when the
controller is activated is intended for programming
the controller for use on the existing system. When
the individual parameters are activated or deactivated, corresponding parameter sets are uploaded
automatically, although they are not visible. After
commissioning has been fully completed, the
default set of parameters is enabled. During the
first heating period the thermal characteristics of
the system should be observed, and the parameters optimised as necessary. The lower the
selected water temperatures, the more efficient
operation of the heat pump will be.
You can find simplified commissioning exam-
Ä
ples
grams with installation parameters’
on page 49
Should you require the installation wizard again at
a later point in time (e.g. if you are expanding the
existing system), then you can also call it up manually at any time from the main menu.
Proceed with installation as follows:
Chapter 4.3 ‘Template hydraulic dia-
Assigning the unique unit identifier
Here you can address up to 3 Smart Control units.
Select the unit identifier with the rotary knob and
confirm the entry with "OK". The unit ID number
appears before a red, flashing field in the top right
of the display.
Fig. 30: Assigning the unit identifier
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Con-
trol panel 1
address
Press "Next".
Control panel 1
Control panel 1Control panel 2
Control panel 3
Fig. 28: Setting parameters
Fig. 29: Confirm the entry with "OK", then jump to
the next setting with "Next"
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Setting the country
Select the country with the rotary knob and confirm
the entry with "OK".
Fig. 31: Selecting a country
Menu item Parameter
Deutschland
Österreich
Schweiz
United States
United
Kingdom
Nederland
Fac-
tory setting
Setting country-specific settings
Please confirm this parameter in order to load the
country-specific settings. The selection of the
country determines the setting for the date format,
units of measurement and temperature limits. All
settings can be modified at a later date.
Fig. 32: Setting country-specific settings
Press "OK". The settings are loaded.
Setting the language
All menu entries, commands and parameters are
displayed in plain language in the language
selected.
Select the language with the rotary knob and confirm the entry with "OK".
Country
Press "Next".
Belgique
Luxembourg
France
Espana
Portugal
Italia
Greece
Norge
Sverige
Suomi
Polska
Cesko
Slovensko
Deutschland
Fig. 33: Setting the language
Menu item Parameter
Deutsch
English
Francais
Language
setting
Italiano
Espanol
Fac-
tory setting
Deutsch
Portugues
Nederlands
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Menu item Parameter
Polski
Čeština
Press "Next".
Setting the time zone for the winter time
Selecting the time zone for the winter time allows
the switch to daylight savings time to occur automatically. The respective time zone in winter must
be specified.
Central Europe (GER, FR, IT, ES, PL)
-CET (Central European Time, Berlin, Paris)
If UTC (Universal Time Coordinated) is selected,
no automatic switch to daylight savings time
occurs.
Select the time zone with the rotary knob and confirm the entry with "OK".
Fac-
tory setting
Fig. 35: Setting the date
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Year
Date setting
Press "Next".
Setting the time
From here, you can set the current time. The controller has automatic daylight savings switching,
which can also be activated from the menu "Language / Time".
When setting the time, first the hours are selected,
and then the minutes. The appropriate value is
selected in each case by turning the rotary knob,
and then confirmed with "OK".
Month
Day
Current date
entry
Fig. 34: Setting the time zone
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Time zones
Time zone
(winter)
Press "Next".
Setting the date
When setting the date, first the four-digit year is
selected, then the month, and finally the day. The
appropriate value is selected in each case by
turning the rotary knob, and then confirmed with
"OK".
from "Winter
-12" to "Winter
+12 (PETT)"
can be set
Winter +1
(CET)
Fig. 36: Setting the time
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Time setting
Hours
Minutes
Press "Next".
Current time
entry
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Software update
When first installing the controller this parameter is
confirmed with "NO".
If a new software status is installed after the initial
installation, it is possible to confirm this with "YES"
and all existing parameters will be accepted anew.
This means a complete new installation is unnecessary.
Fig. 39: Bivalent alternative operating mode
Fig. 37: Software update
Activating the heat pump
The controller detects automatically that a heat
pump has been connected. If necessary, activate
the heat pump (select with the rotary knob and
confirm with "OK").
Fig. 38: Activating the heat pump
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Fig. 40: Monoenergetic operating mode
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Operating
mode selec-
tion
Selection of the auxiliary heat generator:
- Bivalent alternative (heat pump or oil/gas-fired
boiler or wall heating)
- Monoenergetic (heat pump and/or Smart Serv
electric heating element) according to usable limits
Monoenergetic
Bivalent alterna-
tive
Monoenergetic
Activating
the heat
pump
Press "Next".
Selecting the operating mode
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Deactivated
Activated
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Domestic hot-water heating
Optionally, you can activate or deactivate the
"Domestic hot-water heating" function. Activate
Domestic hot-water heating if domestic water has
to be heated for washing or showering (select with
the rotary knob and confirm with "OK"). When this
function is activated, the associated parameters
are then queried. Pay attention to information on
the display.
Fig. 41: Domestic hot-water heating
Press "Next".
Reheating
Desired charging temperature for the hot water
storage tank.
Set temperature to which conventional reheating
should heat the storage tank to ensure comfort. If
there is a solar yield, the storage tank can become
substantially warmer. The maximum temperature
for solar charging can be modified under Settings/
Solar/Storage tank.
For efficiency reasons, the lowest possible set temperature should be selected. If the available quantity of hot water is insufficient, the value should be
increased. Pay attention to the maximum temperature of the heat pump.
Select the storage tank set temperature with the
rotary knob and confirm with "OK".
Fig. 42: Reheating
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Storage tank
set temp.
Press "Next".
40°C - 65°C
Factory recom-
mendation
45°C
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Hot water circulation
If there is a hot water circulation pump in the
building, which you are intending to operate in an
energy-saving manner using the controller, this
function must be activated (select with the rotary
knob and confirm with "OK").
Fig. 43: Hot water circulation
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Hot
water
circulation
Deactivated
Activated
As required
Circulation type
(dependent on which probes are used)
Impulse circulation:
If briefly dispensing water triggers an impulse on
the flow-operated safety device, this is registered
by the controller and the circulation pump is started
up. This means that the circulation is also active
when it is required.
Temperature-guided circulation:
Temperature-guided circulation keeps the hot
water temperature at the set temperature.
Select the circulation type with the rotary knob,
then confirm the entry with "OK".
Press "Next".
Fig. 44: Selecting the circulation type
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Impulse
Circulation
type
Press "Next".
circulation
Temperature-
guided circula-
tion
As required
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Impulse-guided circulation Running time of the circulation
Switch-on time of the circulation pump after a dispensing impulse.
If the circulation line is very short, a shorter running
time may suffice. If the time is not sufficient to
pump hot water to a remote dispensing point, the
running time must be extended.
To set the desired temperature, select it with the
rotary knob and confirm the entry with "OK".
Fig. 45: Impulse-guided circulation - Selecting the
running time of the circulation
Impulse-guided circulation - Disable switch-on
After the running time of the circulation pump, the
pump cannot be started again while disable switch
on is active. This prevents unnecessary permanent
operation of the pump in the case of continuous
dispensing. If the hot water cools too much while
disable switch-on is active, the time should be
shortened.
To set the desired time, select it with the rotary
knob and confirm the entry with "OK".
Fig. 46: Impulse-guided circulation - Setting disable switch-on
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Impulse-
guided circu-
lation - Run-
ning time of
the circula-
tion
Press "Next".
1 min - 15 mins 5 mins
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Impulse-
guided circu-
lation - Dis-
able switch-
on
Press "Next".
Temperature-guided circulation
Desired set temperature for temperature-guided
circulation.
This should be set at least 5°C below the set temperature for reheating the hot water storage tank,
or even lower for efficiency reasons.
To set the desired temperature, select it with the
rotary knob and confirm the entry with "OK".
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Tempera-
ture-guided
circulation
1 min - 15 mins 5 mins
25°C - 65°C 35 °C
Press "Next".
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1
4
3
Unmixed heating cycle
Optionally, you can activate or deactivate the
"Unmixed heating cycle" function. Activate the
"Unmixed heating cycle" if wall or floor heating is
installed. If there is a system separation in the
panel heating, it must also be activated (select with
the rotary knob and confirm with "OK").
Fig. 47: Activate unmixed heating cycle
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Unmixed
heating
cycle
Deactivated
Activated
Deactivated
Heating-curve heating cycle mode
The heating curve can be adjusted in three points,
according to the structure and location-related conditions of the building:
Base point:
The base point corresponds to the minimum set
temperature of the heating water at an outside
temperature of 20°C. If the heating is too cold at
relatively high outside temperatures (trans-seasonal period), the base point should be set higher.
Standard inlet temperature:
the standard inlet temperature corresponds to the
set temperature of the heating water at the
standard outside temperature in the building location. If the heating is not warm enough at low outside temperatures, the standard inlet temperature
should be increased.
Standard outside temperature:
the standard outside temperature is dependent on
the regional location of the building. Please consult
your heating installer.
Press "Next".
Setting heating cycle mode
This is where you can select between the different
heating cycle modes. The choice is between control according to the set "Heating curve" and
"Fixed value control" (select with the rotary knob
and confirm with "OK").
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Heating
cycle mode
with FB
active
Press "Next".
Heating curve
Fixed value
According
to design
10 °C - 50 °C
Fig. 48: Heating curve adjustment
1: Temperature of the heating water in °C
2: Inlet temperature heating curve
3: Return flow heating curve
4: Outside temperature in °C
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Setting the heating curve:
- Activate the base point with the right softkey, set
with the rotary knob and conform with the right
softkey.
Fig. 49: Setting the base point
- The standard inlet temperature and the outside
temperature are set using the same procedure.
1st mixed heating cycle
Activate if a heating cycle with radiators is
installed. (select with the rotary knob and confirm
with "OK")
Fig. 52: Activate 1st mixed heating cycle
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
1st mixed
heating
cycle
Deactivated
Deactivated
Activated
Fig. 50: Setting the standard inlet temperature
Fig. 51: Setting the outside temperature
Fixed-value-control heating cycle mode
Specify the set temperature for fixed value control
(select with the rotary knob and confirm with "OK").
The heating cycle is kept permanently at this temperature in fixed value control.
Press "Next".
Press "Next".
Setting heating cycle mode
This is where you can select between the different
heating cycle modes. The choice is between control according to the set "Heating curve" and
"Fixed value control" (select with the rotary knob
and confirm with "OK").
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Heating
cycle mode
for HK active
Press "Next".
Heating-curve heating cycle mode
The heating curve can be adjusted in three points,
according to the structure and location-related conditions of the building:
Base point:
The base point corresponds to the minimum set
temperature of the heating water at an outside
temperature of 20°C. If the heating is too cold at
relatively high outside temperatures (trans-seasonal period), the base point should be set higher.
Heating curve
Fixed value 10°C - 40°C
According
to design
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Standard inlet temperature:
2
1
4
3
the standard inlet temperature corresponds to the
set temperature of the heating water at the
standard outside temperature in the building location. If the heating is not warm enough at low outside temperatures, the standard inlet temperature
should be increased.
Standard outside temperature:
the standard outside temperature is dependent on
the regional location of the building. Please consult
your heating installer.
Fig. 55: Setting the standard inlet temperature
Fig. 53: Heating curve adjustment
1: Temperature of the heating water in °C
2: Inlet temperature heating curve
3: Return flow heating curve
4: Outside temperature in °C
Setting the heating curve:
- Activate the base point with the right softkey, set
with the rotary knob and conform with the right
softkey.
Fig. 54: Setting the base point
- The standard inlet temperature and the outside
temperature are set using the same procedure.
Fig. 56: Set the standard outside temperature
Fixed-value-control heating cycle mode
Specify the set temperature for fixed value control
(select with the rotary knob and confirm with "OK").
The heating cycle is kept permanently at this temperature in fixed value control.
For optimal configuration of the heating curve
parameters, the heating load calculation and/or
energy consumption must be taken into account.
Differences between the installed parameters and
the design of the actual building can cause the
heat pump to run inefficiently.
Operating the heating cycle with a fixed value is
not recommended, as it will cause the heat pump
to operate inefficiently.
After activating the 1st mixed heating cycle,
the 2nd mixed heating cycle is enabled.
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2nd mixed heating cycle
Activate if a heating cycle with radiators is
installed. (select with the rotary knob and confirm
with "OK")
Fig. 57: Activate 2nd mixed heating cycle
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
2nd mixed
heating
cycle
Deactivated
Deactivated
Activated
Standard inlet temperature:
the standard inlet temperature corresponds to the
set temperature of the heating water at the
standard outside temperature in the building location. If the heating is not warm enough at low outside temperatures, the standard inlet temperature
should be increased.
Standard outside temperature:
the standard outside temperature is dependent on
the regional location of the building. Please consult
your heating installer.
Press "Next".
Setting heating cycle mode
This is where you can select between the different
heating cycle modes. The choice is between control according to the set "Heating curve" and
"Fixed value control" (select with the rotary knob
and confirm with "OK").
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Heating
cycle mode
for HK active
Press "Next".
Heating-curve heating cycle mode
The heating curve can be adjusted in three points,
according to the structure and location-related conditions of the building:
Base point:
The base point corresponds to the minimum set
temperature of the heating water at an outside
temperature of 20°C. If the heating is too cold at
relatively high outside temperatures (trans-seasonal period), the base point should be set higher.
Heating curve
Fixed value 10°C - 40°C
According
to design
Fig. 58: Heating curve adjustment
1: Temperature of the heating water in °C
2: Inlet temperature heating curve
3: Return flow heating curve
4: Outside temperature in °C
Setting the heating curve:
- Activate the base point with the right softkey, set
with the rotary knob and conform with the right
softkey.
Fig. 59: Setting the base point
- The standard inlet temperature and the outside
temperature are set using the same procedure.
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Fig. 60: Setting the standard inlet temperature
3rd mixed heating cycle (only WKF Duo)
Activate if a heating cycle with radiators is
installed. (select with the rotary knob and confirm
with "OK")
Fig. 62: Activate 3rd mixed heating cycle
Fig. 61: Set the standard outside temperature
Fixed-value-control heating cycle mode
Specify the set temperature for fixed value control
(select with the rotary knob and confirm with "OK").
The heating cycle is kept permanently at this temperature in fixed value control.
For optimal configuration of the heating curve
parameters, the heating load calculation and/or
energy consumption must be taken into account.
Differences between the installed parameters and
the design of the actual building can cause the
heat pump to run inefficiently.
Operating the heating cycle with a fixed value is
not recommended, as it will cause the heat pump
to operate inefficiently.
After activating the 2nd mixed heating cycle,
the 3rd mixed heating cycle is enabled.
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
3rd mixed
heating
cycle
Press "Next".
Setting heating cycle mode
This is where you can select between the different
heating cycle modes. The choice is between control according to the set "Heating curve" and
"Fixed value control" (select with the rotary knob
and confirm with "OK").
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Heating
cycle mode
for HK active
Press "Next".
Heating-curve heating cycle mode
The heating curve can be adjusted in three points,
according to the structure and location-related conditions of the building:
Base point:
The base point corresponds to the minimum set
temperature of the heating water at an outside
temperature of 20°C. If the heating is too cold at
relatively high outside temperatures (trans-seasonal period), the base point should be set higher.
Deactivated
Activated
Heating curve
Fixed value 10°C - 40°C
Deactivated
According
to design
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4
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Standard inlet temperature:
the standard inlet temperature corresponds to the
set temperature of the heating water at the
standard outside temperature in the building location. If the heating is not warm enough at low outside temperatures, the standard inlet temperature
should be increased.
Standard outside temperature:
the standard outside temperature is dependent on
the regional location of the building. Please consult
your heating installer.
Fig. 65: Setting the standard inlet temperature
Fig. 63: Heating curve adjustment
1: Temperature of the heating water in °C
2: Inlet temperature heating curve
3: Return flow heating curve
4: Outside temperature in °C
Setting the heating curve:
- Activate the base point with the right softkey, set
with the rotary knob and conform with the right
softkey.
Fig. 64: Setting the base point
- The standard inlet temperature and the outside
temperature are set using the same procedure.
Fig. 66: Set the standard outside temperature
Fixed-value-control heating cycle mode
Specify the set temperature for fixed value control
(select with the rotary knob and confirm with "OK").
The heating cycle is kept permanently at this temperature in fixed value control.
For optimal configuration of the heating curve
parameters, the heating load calculation and/or
energy consumption must be taken into account.
Differences between the installed parameters and
the design of the actual building can cause the
heat pump to run inefficiently.
Operating the heating cycle with a fixed value is
not recommended, as it will cause the heat pump
to operate inefficiently.
After activating the 3rd mixed heating cycle,
the 4th mixed heating cycle is enabled.
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4
3
4th mixed heating cycle (only WKF Duo)
Activate if a heating cycle with radiators is
installed. (select with the rotary knob and confirm
with "OK")
Fig. 67: Activate 4th mixed heating cycle
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
4th mixed
heating
cycle
Deactivated
Deactivated
Activated
Standard inlet temperature:
the standard inlet temperature corresponds to the
set temperature of the heating water at the
standard outside temperature in the building location. If the heating is not warm enough at low outside temperatures, the standard inlet temperature
should be increased.
Standard outside temperature:
the standard outside temperature is dependent on
the regional location of the building. Please consult
your heating installer.
Press "Next".
Setting heating cycle mode
This is where you can select between the different
heating cycle modes. The choice is between control according to the set "Heating curve" and
"Fixed value control" (select with the rotary knob
and confirm with "OK").
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Heating
cycle mode
for HK active
Press "Next".
Heating-curve heating cycle mode
The heating curve can be adjusted in three points,
according to the structure and location-related conditions of the building:
Base point:
The base point corresponds to the minimum set
temperature of the heating water at an outside
temperature of 20°C. If the heating is too cold at
relatively high outside temperatures (trans-seasonal period), the base point should be set higher.
Heating curve
Fixed value 10°C - 40°C
According
to design
Fig. 68: Heating curve adjustment
1: Temperature of the heating water in °C
2: Inlet temperature heating curve
3: Return flow heating curve
4: Outside temperature in °C
Setting the heating curve:
- Activate the base point with the right softkey, set
with the rotary knob and conform with the right
softkey.
Fig. 69: Setting the base point
- The standard inlet temperature and the outside
temperature are set using the same procedure.
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Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Fig. 70: Setting the standard inlet temperature
System sep-
aration FBH
For optimal configuration of the heating curve
parameters, the heating load calculation and/or
energy consumption must be taken into account.
Differences between the installed parameters and
the design of the actual building can cause the
heat pump to run inefficiently.
Operating the heating cycle with a fixed value is
not recommended, as it will cause the heat pump
to operate inefficiently.
After activating the system separation it is possible
to select a setpoint increase, in order to balance
the heat losses with a heat exchanger.
Deactivated
Deactivated
Activated
Fig. 71: Set the standard outside temperature
System separation
Activation if a mixed heating cycle is separated by
a heat exchanger.
To control a separate heating cycle pump with
system separation by means of a heat exchanger,
the function "System separation FBH" must be
activated. (select with the rotary knob and confirm
with "OK")
Fig. 73: Adjustment of the setpoint temperature
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Setpoint
temperature
0 - 10 5.0 K
Fig. 72: Activating the system separation
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Setting the building time constant
The building time constant specifies the ability of the building to retain heat. The building constant is
dependent upon the type of building (see table). The value (select with the rotary knob and confirm with
"OK") is also dependent on individual temperature perception, and so the information in the table should only
be treated as a guide. Recommended are:
Building
type
Heat retention ability
Recom-
mended value
Light Low heat retention ability, e.g. prefab / wood-frame houses approx. 10h
Medium Moderate heat retention ability, e.g. house made from hollow blocks approx. 20h
Heavy High heat retention ability, e.g. brick house approx. 30h
Very heavy Very high heat retention ability, e.g. exterior and interior walls > 30cm approx. 60h
Passive Well-insulated, e.g. zero-energy housing approx. 100h
Building performance requirements
Year of construction Specific heating load
New build, EnEv
New build, KfW 40/60
Zero-energy house
40 - 50 W/m
20 - 30 W/m
10 - W/m
2
2
2
Fig. 74: Setting the building time constant
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Building time
constant
0 - 100 h
According to
design! - 10 h
Press "Next".
Setting the standard heating load
Set the standard heating load (select with the
rotary knob and confirm with "OK"). The standard
heating load is obtained by multiplying the specific
heating load by the living area to be heated. You
can calculate the standard heating load from the
following table.
Building performance requirements
Year of construction Specific heating load
Up to 1970, uninsulated
1977 to 1984
1985 to 1995
120 - 180 W/m
70 - 100 W/m
50 - 70 W/m
2
2
2
Fig. 75: Setting the standard heating load
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Standard
heating load
0 - 50 kW
According
to design! -
14.0 kW
Press "Next".
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Cooling function
Activate (select with the rotary knob and confirm
with "OK") if the building is to be actively cooled
with the heat pump in summer.
Please ensure that the cycle being used for the
cooling function is designed for this purpose.
Fig. 76: Activating the cooling function
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Cooling
function
Press "Next".
Separate cooling cycle
Activate (select with the rotary knob and confirm
with "OK") if a separate cycle is installed which is
used solely for the cooling function (e.g. with fan
convectors).
Deactivated
Deactivated
Activated
Cooling via unmixed heating cycle
If active cooling is to take place via the unmixed
heating cycle, this parameter is activated.
Fig. 78: Cooling via unmixed heating cycle
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Cooling via
unmixed
heating
cycle
Solar plant
Deactivate (turn the rotary knob to the left and confirm with "OK") if no solar plant is installed. It can
be activated again at a later date.
Activate (turn the rotary knob to the right and confirm with "OK") if a solar plant is installed.
Deactivated
Deactivated
Activated
Fig. 77: Activating the separate cooling cycle
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Separate
cooling cycle
Press "Next".
Deactivated
Deactivated
Activated
Fig. 79: Deactivate solar plant
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Solar plant
Deactivated
Deactivated
Activated
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Selecting the pump system
Select the pump system for the speed control
system (select with the rotary knob and confirm
with "OK"). The speed control system is available
for a solar cycle with asynchronous pump (controlled by an A01.1 with "wave packets"), as well
as for one or two solar cycles with high-efficiency
pump (controlled by an A40.1 with "PWM").
We recommend activating an EC pump. The solar
pump adapts automatically to solar capacity. If the
temperature difference increases due to increased
solar capacity, the speed of the solar pump is
increased. (This results in a higher degree of efficiency of the solar plant as well as lower power
consumption of the solar pump).
Solar speed control system
Activate if you want the solar pump to modulate
according to solar capacity
Activation of the speed control system for the
pump in the solar cycle: the pump can be activated
according to demand, for efficiency reasons; as
solar radiation increases, the speed of the pump
increases.
When using a pump which is not suitable for the
speed control system, the system should be deactivated.
(We recommend use of a speed-controlled pump).
Fig. 80: Selecting the pump system
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Selection
according to
pump type
installed in the
solar cycle
Pump type
(solar cycle)
Asynchronous
pump
EC pump
Fig. 81: Activating the speed control system
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Solar speed
control
system
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Asynchro-
nous speed
control
system
Deactivated
Activated
On
Off
Deactivated
On
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Medium flow rate probe
The amount of heat delivered from solar yields is
recorded continuously, and can be called up in the
form of a daily or cumulative value.
If no medium flow rate probe is installed, a manual
medium flow rate can be selected. The heat meter
can also be deactivated, if desired.
Fig. 82: Selecting the medium flow rate probe
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Setting the impulse rate of the solar medium
flow rate probe
The impulse rate may only be changed (select with
the rotary knob and confirm with "OK") if the loss in
pressure from the collector arrays and the line is
too great.
Recommendation: adjust the medium flow rate to
suit the hydraulic system provided by the customer
Fig. 83: Medium flow rate probe - setting the
impulse rate
Solar HM
Press "Next".
Deactivated
Manual medium
flow rate
Medium flow
rate probe
Setting with
heat meter
installed
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Impulse rate
for medium
flow
rate
(if activated)
Press "Next".
Manual medium flow rate
If there is no medium flow rate probe in the solar
station, manual medium flow rate must be selected
(select with the rotary knob and confirm with "OK").
The heat meter can also be deactivated, if desired.
Press "Next".
Specifying the medium flow rate
The medium flow rate is specified in order to calculate the amount of solar heat. The value can be
viewed on the flow meter when the solar pump is
running.
Enter the value (select with the rotary knob and
confirm with "OK").
Press "Next".
0 - 10 ml / Imp 5.7 ml / Imp
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Heat carrier medium
Select (select with the rotary knob and confirm with
"OK") the type of solar fluid used, in order to calculate the amount of solar heat.
Fig. 84: Selecting the heat carrier medium
Menu item Parameter
Water
DOWCAL 10
Fac-
tory setting
Set temperature of the storage tank during
solar charging
Once the solar set temperature is reached, the
solar cycle pump is switched off. With the collector
cooling function activated, the temperature of the
storage tank can continue to rise as far as the set
maximum temperature.
The solar set temperature (select with the rotary
knob and confirm with "OK") should be reduced if
the hot water temperature is regularly too high or if
there is no thermostatic mixing valve installed. At
the same time, when the collector cooling function
is activated, the max. temperature of the storage
tank must be reduced.
Heat carrier
medium
Press "Next".
DOWCAL 20
TYFCOR
TYFOCOR-L
TYFOCOR-LS
ANTIFROGEN-N
ANTIFROGEN-
SOL
Temper-10
Temper-15
Temper-20
Temper-30
Temper-40
Temper-55
GLYTHERMIN P44
TYFOCOR-L
Fig. 85: Set temperature of the storage tank
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Solar set
temperature
Press "Next".
5°C - 95°C 85°C
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Acquisition of the stored energy via the S 09
probe
If heating is to be provided from the available solar
yield (if required), this parameter must be activated.
If another heat generator is connected to the
system hydraulically, e.g. water-based chimney
heat exchanger, this parameter must be activated
and the S 09 probe must be installed.
Menu item Parameter Factory setting
Acquisition
of the stored
energy
REMKO recommends installing a domestic hot
water mixer.
Once the last parameter has been entered into the
commissioning wizard, the screen switches to the
overview mode (3D house).
Deactivated
Activated
Deactivated
Fig. 86: Acquisition of the stored energy
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A1
B
E
D
A2
F
1
F
2
F
3
F
4
C
4.3
Template hydraulic diagrams with installation parameters
NOTICE!
The following template hydraulic systems are only to be used as a planning aid, and do not replace an
installation drawing! Technical modifications reserved!
The design and planning of customer-provided hydraulic systems must be performed by a specialist
installer!
We recommend adapting plant-specific parameters, such a heating limits and bivalence point, to the
design data!
You can find further hydraulics examples at www.remko.de
Hydraulic diagram for heat pump assembly WKF Köln
Functions: Heating or cooling, operating mode: monoenergetic or bivalent alternative
Only one cycle is possible for cooling; active cooling or floor heating (passive cooling)
The operating mode here can only be monoenergetic or bivalent alternative!
Fig. 87: Example hydraulic diagram for HP assembly WKF Köln
A1: Outdoor unit 1
A2: Outdoor unit 2 (WKF Duo)
B: Indoor unit (WKF/WKF Duo)
C: Storage tank
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D: Second heat generator
E: Cooling cycle
F1-2: Mixed heating cycle (WKF)
F1-4: Mixed heating cycle (WKF Duo)
REMKO Smart WP MANAGER
Menu item Parameter Factory setting WKF
Control panel address Control panel 1-3 Control panel 1 X X
Country Deutschland - Slovensko Deutschland X X
Load setting Accept the parameters Saving process X X
Language Deutsch - Polski Deutsch X X
Time zone Var. time zones possible Winter + 1(CET) X X
Date setting Year / Month / Day Basic settings X X
Time setting Hours / Minutes Basic settings X X
Activate heat pump Activated / Deactivated Activated X X
Operating mode
Dom. hot-water heating Activated / Deactivated Activated X X
Storage tank set temp. "40°C - 65°C" 45°C X X
Hot water circulation Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Circulation type Impulse Deactivated X X
Circulation running time 1 min - 15 mins 5 mins X X
Monoenergetic/
bivalent alternative
Monoenergetic X X
WKF
Duo
Disable switch-on 1 min - 15 mins 5 mins X X
Circulation type Temperature Deactivated X X
Circulation set temp "25°C - 65°C" 35 °C X X
Unmixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 35°C" 30 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "40°C - 90°C" 55 °C X X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
1st mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C X X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C X X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
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Menu item Parameter Factory setting WKF
3rd mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated - X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated - X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C - X
Standard inlet temp. "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C - X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C - X
4th mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated - X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated - X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C - X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C - X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C - X
System separation FBH Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Setpoint increase 0 - 10 K 5.0 K X X
Building time constant "0 h - 100 h" 10 h X X
Standard heating load "0 kW - 25 kW" As required X X
WKF
Duo
Cooling function Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Separate cooling cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Cooling via unmixed
heating cycle
Solar plant Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Pump type Asynchronous Deactivated X X
Asynchronous speed control system
Pump type
Solar speed control
system
Solar HM Deactivated Deactivated X X
Manual medium flow rate 2 l/min - 30 l/min 5.0 l/min X X
Medium flow rate probe 0 ml / lmp - 10 ml / lmp 5.7 ml / lmp X X
Heat carrier medium As required Tyfocor-L X X
Solar set temperature "5°C - 95°C" 85°C X X
Acquisition of the
stored energy
Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
On / Off Deactivated X X
EC pump
(high-efficiency pump)
Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Deactivated X X
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A1
B
G
D
A2
H
C
F
1
F
2
F
3
F
4
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Hydraulic diagram for heat pump assembly WKF Frankfurt
Functions: heating and hot water, operating mode: monoenergetic or bivalent alternative. Solar prepared.
Integration of solid fuels possible.
The operating mode here can only be monoenergetic or bivalent alternative!
Fig. 88: Example hydraulic diagram for HP assembly WKF Frankfurt
A1: Outdoor unit 1
A2: Outdoor unit 2 (WKF Duo)
B: Indoor unit (WKF/WKF Duo)
C: Storage tank
D: Second heat generator
E: Cooling cycle
F1-2: Mixed heating cycle (WKF)
F1-4: Mixed heating cycle (WKF Duo)
Menu item Parameter Factory setting WKF
Control panel address Control panel 1-3 Control panel 1 X X
Country Deutschland - Slovensko Deutschland X X
Load setting Accept the parameters Saving process X X
Language Deutsch - Polski Deutsch X X
Time zone Var. time zones possible Winter + 1(CET) X X
Date setting Year / Month / Day Basic settings X X
Time setting Hours / Minutes Basic settings X X
Activate heat pump Activated / Deactivated Activated X X
WKF
Duo
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Menu item Parameter Factory setting WKF
Operating mode
Dom. hot-water heating Activated / Deactivated Activated X X
Storage tank set temp. "40°C - 65°C" 45°C X X
Hot water circulation Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Circulation type Impulse Deactivated X X
Circulation running time 1 min - 15 mins 5 mins X X
Disable switch-on 1 min - 15 mins 5 mins X X
Circulation type Temperature Deactivated X X
Circulation set temp "25°C - 65°C" 35 °C X X
Unmixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 35°C" 30 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "40°C - 90°C" 55 °C X X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
Monoenergetic/
bivalent alternative
Monoenergetic X X
WKF
Duo
1st mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C X X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C X X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
3rd mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated - X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated - X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C - X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C - X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C - X
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Menu item Parameter Factory setting WKF
4th mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated - X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated - X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C - X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C - X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C - X
System separation FBH Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Setpoint increase 0 - 10 K 5.0 K X X
Building time constant "0 h - 100 h" 10 h X X
Standard heating load "0 kW - 25 kW" As required X X
Cooling function Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Separate cooling cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Cooling via unmixed
heating cycle
Solar plant Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Pump type Asynchronous Deactivated X X
Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
WKF
Duo
Asynchronous speed
control system
Pump type
Solar speed control
system
Solar HM Deactivated Deactivated X X
Manual medium flow rate 2 l/min - 30 l/min 5.0 l/min X X
Medium flow rate probe 0 ml / lmp - 10 ml / lmp 5.7 ml / lmp X X
Heat carrier medium As required Tyfocor-L X X
Solar set temperature "5°C - 95°C" 85°C X X
Acquisition of the
stored energy
On / Off Deactivated X X
EC pump
(high-efficiency pump)
Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Deactivated X X
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Hydraulic diagram for heat pump assembly WKF Frankfurt Solar
A1
B
D
C1
A2
E
C2
G H
F
1
F
2
F
3
F
4
Functions: heating/hot water and solar, operating mode: monoenergetic or bivalent possible
The operating mode here can be monoenergetic or bivalent alternative!
Fig. 89: Example hydraulic diagram for HP assembly WKF Frankfurt Solar
A1: Outdoor unit 1
A2: Outdoor unit 2 (WKF Duo)
B: Indoor unit (WKF/WKF Duo)
C1: Storage tank 1
C2: Storage tank 2
D: External heat generator
E: Cooling cycle
F1-2: Mixed heating cycle (WKF)
F1-4: Mixed heating cycle (WKF Duo)
G: Cold water
H: Hot water
Menu item Parameter Factory setting WKF
Control panel address Control panel 1-3 Control panel 1 X X
Country Deutschland - Slovensko Deutschland X X
Load setting Accept the parameters Saving process X X
Language Deutsch - Polski Deutsch X X
Time zone Var. time zones possible Winter + 1(CET) X X
Date setting Year / Month / Day Basic settings X X
Time setting Hours / Minutes Basic settings X X
WKF
Duo
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Menu item Parameter Factory setting WKF
Activate heat pump Activated / Deactivated Activated X X
Operating mode
Dom. hot water heating Activated / Deactivated Activated X X
Storage tank set temp. "40°C - 65°C" 45°C X X
Hot water circulation Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Circulation type Impulse Deactivated X X
Circulation running time 1 min - 15 mins 5 mins X X
Disable switch-on 1 min - 15 mins 5 mins X X
Circulation type Temperature Deactivated X X
Circulation set temp "25°C - 65°C" 35 °C X X
Unmixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 35°C" 30 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "40°C - 90°C" 55 °C X X
Monoenergetic/
bivalent alternative
Monoenergetic X X
WKF
Duo
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
1st mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C X X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated X X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C X X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C X X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C X X
3rd mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated - X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated - X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C - X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C - X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C - X
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Menu item Parameter Factory setting WKF
4th mixed heating cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated - X
Heating cycle mode Heating curve Deactivated - X
Heating-curve base point "15°C - 25°C" 20 °C - X
Standard inlet temperature "28°C - 90°C" 35 °C - X
Standard outside temp. "0°C - 20°C" 20 °C - X
System separation FBH Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Setpoint increase 0 - 10 K 5.0 K X X
Building time constant "0 h - 100 h" 10 h X X
Standard heating load "0 kW - 25 kW" As required X X
Cooling function Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Separate cooling cycle Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Cooling via unmixed
heating cycle
Solar plant Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Pump type Asynchronous Deactivated X X
Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
WKF
Duo
Asynchronous speed
control system
Pump type
Solar speed control syst. Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Solar HM Deactivated Deactivated X X
Manual medium flow rate 2 l/min - 30 l/min 5.0 l/min X X
Medium flow rate probe 0 ml / lmp - 10 ml / lmp 5.7 ml / lmp X X
Heat carrier medium As required Tyfocor-L X X
Solar set temperature "5°C - 95°C" 85°C X X
Acquisition of the
stored energy
On / Off Deactivated X X
EC pump
(high-efficiency pump)
Activated / Deactivated Deactivated X X
Deactivated X X
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4.4
Menu structure of the controller
"Information" menu item - Expert
This menu contains information about the current operating status of the system. The menu is opened with
the key on the right. By turning the rotary knob, you can select another menu item (for instance "Settings").
Pressing "OK" (right softkey) takes you to submenus of the menu item "Information".
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Status
Detected unit
Control algorithm
Current operating mode
Previous operating mode
Room climate
Party mode
Away mode
Al connection mode
Anti-freeze protection
Basic infor-
mation
Date / Time
Version number
IP address
Subnet
Gateway
Power consumption L
Mains frequency
Cascade
Heat meter
Webserver
Time
Date
Time zone
Hardware control panel
Hardware
Software control panel
Software
Linux kernel control panel
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Linux kernel
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"Information" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2
menu item
Basic infor-
mation (cont.)
Level 3 menu item
Licence information
Pump A01
Collector temp. S01
Lower storage tank temp. S02
Storage tank charging status
Storage tank changeover valve A12
Level 4 menu
item
1: Licence for
Linux kernel
2: Licence for
uBoot
3: Licence for
Busybox
4: Licence for
Dropbear
5: Licence for
zlib
6: Licence for QT
Info
Solar
Hot water
Unmixed
Heating cycle
Current output
Solar yield
Inlet temp. S03
Return temp. S04
Medium flow rate S23
Stored energy S09
HW request
HW storage tank set temp.
HW storage tank actual temp. S08
Changeover valve A10
Hot water energy
Hygiene function
Circulation request S05
Circulation A04
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Mixed outside temperature
Pump speed rel. A42
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
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"Information" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
1st unmixed
Heating cycle
2nd mixed
Heating cycle
3rd mixed
Heating cycle
(I/0 2)
Only WKF Duo
Level 3 menu item Info
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Inlet temperature S12
Return temperature S11
Mixed outside temperature
Pump speed rel. A41
HC mixer position A20 / A21
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Inlet temperature S06
Return temperature S14
Mixed outside temperature
Pump speed rel. A46
HC mixer position A24 / A25
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Inlet temperature S12.2
Return temperature S11.2
Mixed outside temperature
Pump speed rel. A41.2
many of the indi-
You can find
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
4th mixed
Heating cycle
(I/0 2)
Only WKF Duo
HC mixer position A20 / A21.2
Heating cycle set temp.
Heating cycle actual temp.
Inlet temperature S06.2
Return temperature S14.2
Mixed outside temperature
Pump speed rel. A46.2
HC mixer position A24 / A25.2
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"Information" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Cooling
Hydraulics
Level 3 menu item Info
Changeover valve A14
Cooling cycle set temperature
Cooling cycle actual temperature
Mixed outside temperature
Heat generator request
Hot water temperature (setpoint)
Hot water temperature (actual value)
Therm.output
Inlet temperature S13
Inlet temperature S13.2 (only WKF Duo)
Inlet temperature mixed
Return temperature S15
Set medium flow rate
Actual medium flow rate S24
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Actual medium flow rate S24.2 (only WKF Duo)
Actual medium flow rate
Pump speed rel. A43
Changeover valve 2nd Heat generator A11
Bypass valve position A22 / 23
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"Information" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Heat pump
Level 3 menu item Info
Heat pump status
Remaining idle time
Defrost status
Compressor status
Fault code (outside)
Fault code (inside)
Target temperature A44
Enable signal A33
Disable compressor A30
Heat pump mode A31
Disable signal S16, energy supplier cut-off
Heat pump therm. output
Maximum frequency
Compressor frequency
Max. inlet temperature
Fan status
Fan speed, outdoor unit
Fan temperature, outdoor unit
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Refrigerant temp. S07
Test mode, outdoor unit
4-way valve
Current consumption
Expansion valve position
Run-time (minutes)
Run-time (hours)
Heat pump therm.energy
Cont. HW offset
Cont. heating offset
Short-term HW offset
Short-term heating offset
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"Information" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Heat pump
(I/0 2)
Only WKF Duo
Level 3 menu item Info
Heat pump status
Remaining idle time
Defrost status
Compressor status
Fault code (outside)
Fault code (inside)
Target temperature
Enable signal
Disable compressor
Heat pump mode
Disable signal S16, energy supplier cut-off
Maximum frequency
Compressor frequency
Fan status
Fan speed
Fan outlet temperature, OU
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Auxiliary heat
generator
Refrigerant temp. S07.2
Test mode, outdoor unit
4-way valve
Current consumption
Expansion valve position
Heat generator status
Potential-free output A32
Enable
Enable time (minutes)
Enable time (hours)
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"Information" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Meter read-
ings
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Current output
Solar yield, day
Solar
Heat pump
Solar yield, week
Solar yield, month
Solar yield, year
Solar yield
Heat pump therm. output
Therm. energy (hour)
Therm. energy (day)
Therm. energy (week)
Therm. energy (month)
Therm. energy (year)
Heat pump therm.energy
Output, environment
Environmental energy
(day)
Environmental energy
(week)
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Environmental energy
(year)
Heat pump elec. output
Electr. energy (hour)
Electr. energy (day)
Electr. energy (week)
Electr. energy (month)
Electr. energy (year)
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"Information" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Meter read-
ings
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Current household output
Household energy (hour)
Household
Photovoltaic
Household energy (day)
Household energy (week)
Household energy (month)
Household energy (year)
Photovoltaic output
Photovoltaic yield (hour)
Photovoltaic yield (day)
Photovoltaic yield (week)
Photovoltaic yield (month)
Photovoltaic yield (year)
Photovoltaic yield
Feed-in power
Feed-in (hour)
Feed-in (day)
Feed-in (week)
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Heating & hot water
CO2 savings
Feed-in (month)
Feed-in (year)
Private consumption power
Private consumption (day)
Private consumption
(week)
Private consumption
(month)
Private consumption (year)
Heating energy
Hot water energy
CO2 savings
Equivalent in trees
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"Information" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Checklist
Level 3 menu item Info
Collector temp. S01
Lower storage tank temp. S02
Inlet temperature S03
Return temp. S04
Circulation request S05
Inlet temperature S06
Inlet temperature S06.2
Refrigerant temperature S07
Refrigerant temperature S07.2
HW storage tank actual temperature S08
Storage tank temperature, centre S09
Outside temperature S10
Return temperature S11
Return temperature S11.2 (only WKF Duo)
Inlet temperature S12
Inlet temperature S12.2 (only WKF Duo)
Inlet temperature S13
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many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Inlet temperature S13.2 (only WKF Duo)
Return temperature S14
Return temperature S14.2 (only WKF Duo)
Return temperature S15
Disable signal S16
Medium flow rate S23
Actual medium flow rate S24
Actual medium flow rate S24.2 (only WKF Duo)
Impulse counter status S25
Impulse counter status S26
Impulse counter status S28
Impulse counter status S29
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"Settings" menu item - Expert
In this menu you can configure the settings. For example, you can adjust hot water and heating temperatures or change time settings. The menu is opened with the key on the right. Pressing the left-hand key
allows you to jump up a level in the menu structure again. Pressing the left key multiple times always allows
you to return to the 3D house.
Pressing "OK" (right softkey) takes you to submenus of the menu item "Settings".
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Basic settings
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Date
Time
Date format
Time format
Language / Time
Display
Language
Temperature unit
Decimal separator
Time zone
Mains frequency
Display brightness
Display contrast
Display off
Default screen
Expert password
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Control panel address
Interfaces LAN
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REMKO Smart WP MANAGER
"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Basic settings System configuration
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Heat pump
Auxiliary heat generator
PV power utilisation
Graduated tariffs
Domestic hot-water
heating
Hot water circulation
Hygiene function
Unmixed heating cycle
1st mixed heating cycle
2nd mixed heating cycle
3rd mixed heating cycle
Only WKF Duo
4th mixed heating cycle
Only WKF Duo
System separation FBH
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Setpoint increase
Cooling function
Cooling via mixed heating
cycle
Separate cooling cycle
Solar plant
Solar collector cooling
function
Solar pump kick function
Solar HM
Stored energy
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"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Solar
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Max. temperature
Max. temperature hyste-
resis
Collector
Storage tank
Pump setting
Min. temperature
Min. temperature hyste-
resis
Switch-on difference
Switch-off difference
Solar set temp.
Solar set temp. hysteresis
Collector cooling function
ON temp.
Storage tank max. temp.
Pump type
Solar speed control system
Min. pump speed A01
Max. pump speed A01
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Min. pump speed (%)
Max. pump speed (%)
Heat carrier medium
Heat meter
Pump kink function Time program
Mixing ratio
Impulse rate
manual medium flow rate
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REMKO Smart WP MANAGER
"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Hot water
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Storage tank set temp.
Mode
Time program A
Time program B
Domestic water heating
Circulation
Time program C
Tolerance
during solar mode
Reheating 2nd WE
Speed in HW A43
Circulation set temp.
Set temp. hysteresis
Time program
Running time
Disable switch-on
Circulation type
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Set temperature
Day of activation
Time of activation
Hygiene function
Factory-set circulation switching times
Designation Value range Factory setting
Time program Mon-Sun Mon-Sun 00:00-24:00
Hygiene function
Designation Value range Factory setting
Set temperature "60°C - 75°C" 60°C
Day of activation Mon-Sun Monday
Max. duration until cancel-
lation
Circulation pump active/
inactive
Customer
system
Customer
system
Time of activation Hrs / Mins 20:00
Max. duration until cancellat. 15 - 120 min 60 min
Circulation pump Activated / Deactivated Deactivated
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"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Heating /
cooling
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Building time constant
Building adaptation
Mode
Floor screed drying func-
tion
After the floor screed
function we recommend
this function manually to
finish by deactivating!
Standard heating load
Inertia of the heating curve
Room climate mode
Differ. from cooling limit
Differ. from heating limit
Floor screed fun. status
Start / end temperature
Max.temperature
Heating phase increment
Drying time
Time at high temp.
Incremental cooling phase
Time at low temp.
Cooling cycle mode
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
You can find
on your Smart
Control
Cooling curve adjustment
Time program
Setpoint increase
Cooling
Floor screed function
Designation Value range Factory setting Cust. system
Floor screed func. status Activated / Deactivated Deactivated
Start/end/max/temp. "10 °C-50 °C"/"20 °C-50 °C" 20 °C/35 °C
Incremental heating phase 0.0 K - 10.0 K 5.0 K
Drying time 0.0 h - 192 h 24 h
Room unit
Dewpoint monitoring
Cooling
Fixed value
Dew point distance
Temperature difference
Time at high temp. 0.0 h - 192 h 96 h
Incremental cooling phase 0.0 K - 10.0 K 5.0 K
Time at low temp. 0.0 h - 192 h 24 h
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REMKO Smart WP MANAGER
"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Solar heating
Unmixed
Heating cycle
Level 3 menu item Info
Excessive temperature in the heating buffer
Excessive temperature in the HW buffer
Min. pump speed A43
Max. pump speed A43
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
Time program C
Room temperature reduction
Room unit
Room temperature influence
Min. pump speed A42 (%)
Max. pump speed A42 (%)
Min. pump speed A42 (rpm)
Max. pump speed A42 (rpm)
Heating cycle mode
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
1st mixed
Heating cycle
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
Time program C
Room temperature reduction
Room unit
Room temperature influence
Max. inlet temperature
Min. pump speed A41 (%)
Max. pump speed A41 (%)
Min. pump speed A41 (rpm)
Max. pump speed A41 (rpm)
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"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
2nd mixed
Heating cycle
Level 3 menu item Info
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
Time program C
Room temperature reduction
Room unit
Room temperature influence
Max. inlet temperature
Min. pump speed A46 (%)
Max. pump speed A46 (%)
Min. pump speed A46 (rpm)
Max. pump speed A46 (rpm)
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
3rd mixed
Heating cycle
(I/0 2)
Only WKF Duo
Time program A
Time program B
Time program C
Room temperature reduction
Room unit
Room temperature influence
Max. inlet temperature
Min. pump speed A41.2 (%)
Max. pump speed A41.2 (%)
Min. pump speed A41.2 (rpm)
Max. pump speed A41.2 (rpm)
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REMKO Smart WP MANAGER
"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
4th mixed
Heating cycle
(I/0 2)
Only WKF Duo
Level 3 menu item Info
Heating cycle mode
Heating curve adjustment
Fixed value
Time program A
Time program B
Time program C
Room temperature reduction
Room unit
Room temperature influence
Max. inlet temperature
Min. pump speed A46.2 (%)
Max. pump speed A46.2 (%)
Min. pump speed A46.2 (rpm)
Max. pump speed A46.2 (rpm)
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Floor & heater heating cycle switching times
Designation Value range Factory setting
Time program A Mon-Sun Mon-Sun 00:00-24:00
Time program B Mon-Sun Mon-Fri 05:00-23:00
Sat-Sun 06:00-23:00
Time program C Mon-Sun Mon-Fri 05:00-23:00
Sat-Sun 06:00-23:00
Customer
system
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"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu
item
Heat pump
Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Anti-freeze protec-
Basic settings
Graduated tariff
tion (defrost mode)
Reset alarm
Number of power tariffs
Time field Tariff 1
Time field Tariff 2
Power tariff 1
Power tariff 2
Continuous HW adjust-
ment
Short-term HW adjustment
Short-term HTG adjust-
ment
Continuous HTG adjust-
ment
PV personal use variant
You can find
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Control
PV power utilisation
Bivalence point
Power tariff 1
Feed-in tariff
Personal use tariff
Continuous HW adjust-
ment
Continuous HTG adjust-
ment
Bivalence point, heating
Bivalence point, HW
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REMKO Smart WP MANAGER
"Settings" menu item (continued) - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu item Level 3 menu item Level 4 menu item Info
Time program
Output restriction HTG
(normal)
Output restriction HTG
(reduced)
Output restriction cooling
(normal)
Output restriction cooling
(reduced)
Output restriction HW
(normal)
Output restriction HW
(reduced)
Compressor restriction
HW (normal)
Compressor restriction
HW (reduced)
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many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-4 menu items
on your Smart
Heat pump cont.
Auxiliary heat generator
Output restriction
See description overleaf!
Operating mode
Response to disable signal
Min. pump speed A 43 (%)
Max. pump speed
A 43 (%)
Control
Delay changeover valve
Internal pump
Control panel 1
Domestic supply meter
Energy meter
Photovoltaics (feed-in) Meter constant
Program output Non functional
Room temperature probe correction
Room humidity probe correction
Heat pump (elec.) Meter constant
(elec.)
Photovoltaics (yield) Meter constant
Meter constant
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"Settings" menu item output restriction
(night mode with noise optimisation)
Fig. 90: "Output restriction" menu item
Under the level "Expert/heat pump/output restriction" it is possible to adjust the following parameters for the output reduction and associated noise
optimisation.
Fig. 93: Output restriction HTG (normal)
If a reduction is required for "normal" heating mode
(e.g. 06:00 - 22:00 hrs) then the output can be
aligned accordingly.
Fig. 91: Time program
Fig. 92: Time window overview
Output reduction is set to active in the factory from
22:00 hrs to 06:00 hrs. This time window can be
individually adjusted for the system operator.
The time program is active for all connected circuits (HGU, HGM 1-4,HW and cooling cycle).
Fig. 94: Output restriction HTG (reduced)
The output restriction in "reduced" operation (22:00
- 06:00 hrs) is set to 60% in the factory. Adjustment
of the output must take depending on the installation site.
Fig. 95: Output restriction cooling (normal)
If a reduction is required for "normal" cooling mode
(e.g. 06:00 - 22:00 hrs) then the output can be
aligned accordingly.
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Fig. 96: Output restriction cooling (reduced)
The output restriction in "reduced" cooling mode
(22:00 - 06:00 hrs) is set to 90% in the factory.
Adjustment must take place depending on the
building.
Fig. 97: Output restr. Hot water (normal)
The output during hot water preparation (HW) in
"normal" operation (06:00 - 22:00 hrs) is fully enabled. Enablement is issued by the factory with just
one compressor (outdoor unit
Fig. 99)
Fig. 98: Output restr. Hot water (reduced)
The output restriction of the hot water preparation
(HW) in "reduced" operation (06:00 - 22:00 hrs) is
reduced to 60%. If no hot water preparation should
take place during this time, a corresponding time
program must be stored at time program, hot water
level. The factory setting here is 24 h enabled.
Fig. 99: Compressor restriction (normal)
Restriction of the enabled compressors (outdoor
unit), which are in operation during hot water preparation (time program hot water "normal" operation, e.g. 06:00 - 22:00 hrs). Factory setting 1 compressor.
Fig. 100: Compressor restriction (reduced)
Restriction of the enabled compressors (outdoor
units), which are enabled during "reduced' operation.
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"Chimney sweep" menu item - Expert
Authorisa-
tion level
Level 2 menu item Level 3 menu item Info
Mode Normal operation / test mode You can find
Hot water valve Deactivated / activated
Running time 15 - 90 minutes
many of the indi-
vidual info texts
about the level
2-3 menu items
on your Smart
Control
Fig. 101: Level "Expert" - chimney sweep function
In order to test boilers or wall heaters with bivalent
systems it is possible to manually enable the
second heat generator in the "user and expert
level".
The test mode can be changed from "normal
mode" to "test mode". During testing it is possible
to activate the changeover valve to the hot water
tank, in order to feed the heat generated to the hot
water tank. This function is limited to 30 minutes
with the factory settings. The restriction can be set
from 15 to 90 minutes. Once the run-time has
lapsed, normal heat pump mode becomes active
automatically.
Fig. 102: "Normal operation" mode
Fig. 103: "Test mode"
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"Messages" menu item - Expert
Pressing "OK" (right softkey) takes you to submenus of the menu item "Messages".
This is where operating messages, warning notices and fault messages are displayed.
Explanation of symbols:
Warning message
Fault message
If one of these symbols appears in the header of the control screen, please access the menu item "Messages" and display the details, with instructions on how to rectify the fault, with the key on the right.
Operating messages indicate which of the regular operating statuses the system is in.
Manual mode (relay test)
With this menu item, you can control the individual actuators (pumps, mixing valves, etc.) manually or specify
values of probes for checking.
Parameter Selection parameter
Actuators Manual mode Permanent
Solar cycle pump Output A 01.1
Pump 1st mixed heating cycle Output A 02
Pump unmixed heating cycle Output A 03
HW circulation pump Output A 04
Pump 3rd mixed heating cycle -
Only WKF Duo
Output A 02.2
Deactivated
15 minutes
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
HW changeover valve Output A 10
Changeover valve heat generator Output A 11
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
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"Message" menu item (continued) - Expert
Manual mode (relay test) (continued)
Parameter Selection parameter
Pump 2nd mixed heating cycle Output A 13
Cooling changeover valve Output A 14
Pump 4th mixed heating cycle -
Only WKF Duo
Output A 13.2
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Open mixer 1st mixed heating cycle Output A 20
Close mixer 1st mixed heating cycle Output A 21
Open bypass valve Output A 22
Close bypass valve Output A 23
Open mixer 3rd mixed heating cycle
- Only WKF Duo
Close mixer 3rd mixed heating cycle
- Only WKF Duo
Output A 20.2
Output A 21.2
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
Open mixer 2nd mixed heating cycle Output A 24
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On
Off
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"Message" menu item (continued) - Expert
Manual mode (relay test) (continued)
Parameter Selection parameter
Close mixer 2nd mixed heating
cycle
Open mixer 4th mixed heating cycle
- Only WKF Duo
Close mixer 4th mixed heating cycle
- Only WKF Duo
Output A 25
Output A 24.2
Output A 25.2
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Compressor forced off Output A 30
Heat pump operating mode Output A 31
Auxiliary heat generator Output A 32
Enable heat pump Output A 33
Alarm signal Output A 34
Pump 1st mixed heating cycle Output A 41
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
clos.
Open
Auto
On
Off
Pump unmixed heating cycle Output A 42
Pump 3rd mixed heating cycle -
Only WKF Duo
Output A 41.2
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
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"Message" menu item (continued) - Expert
Manual mode (relay test) (continued)
Parameter Selection parameter
Pump indoor unit (top) Output A 43
Heat pump request Output A 44
Pump indoor unit (bottom)
Only WKF Duo
Output A 43.2
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
Pump 2nd mixed heating cycle Output A 46
Auto
Manual mode (probes)
Parameter Selection parameter
Probes Manual mode Permanent
Collector temperature Probe S 01
Storage tank temperature, lower Probe S 02
Pump 4th mixed heating cycle -
Only WKF Duo
Output A 46.2
Deactivated
15 minutes
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
On
Off
On
Off
Solar inlet temperature Probe S 03
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Solar return temperature Probe S 04
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Circulation temperature Probe S 05
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
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Probe value
Probe value
Probe value
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"Message" menu item (continued) - Expert
Manual mode (probes) (continued)
Parameter Selection parameter
Refrigerant temperature Probe S 07
Storage tank temperature, upper Probe S 08
Storage tank temperature, centre Probe S 09
Outside temperature Probe S 10
4th mixed heating cycle inlet temperature - Only WKF Duo
Refrigerant temperature -
Only WKF Duo
1st mixed heating cycle
return temperature
3rd mixed heating cycle
return temp. - Only WKF Duo
Probe S 06.2
Probe S 07.2
Probe S 11
Probe S 11.2
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
1st mixed heating cycle
inlet temperature
3rd mixed heating cycle
inlet temp. - Only WKF Duo
Heat generator (indoor unit)
inlet temperature
Heat generator (indoor unit)
inlet temperature
2nd mixed heating cycle
return temperature
4th mixed heating cycle
return temp. - Only WKF Duo
Probe S 12
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe S 12.2
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe S 13
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe S 13.2
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe S 14
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe S 14.2
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
Probe value
Probe value
Probe value
Probe value
Probe value
Probe value
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"Message" menu item (continued) - Expert
Manual mode (probes) (continued)
Parameter Selection parameter
Heat generator return temperature Probe S 15
Heat pump fault Probe S 20
Compressor active Probe S 21
Defrosting (thawing) active Probe S 22
Medium flow rate solar Probe S 23
Medium flow rate (indoor unit) Probe S 24
Energy supplier (public utility)
external block
Probe S 16
Probe value
Default value "-60°C - 250°C"
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
On
Off
Auto
Probe value
Default value "Impulse 0 - 100 l/min"
Probe value
Default value "Impulse 0 - 100 l/min"
Medium flow rate (indoor unit) -
Only WKF Duo
Probe S 24.2
Default value "Impulse 0 - 100 l/min"
Probe value
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1
92
50.75
60
Ø 57
7
122.5
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10.85
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REMKO Smart WP MANAGER
5
5.1
Assembly
Room installation of the Smart-Control
NOTICE!
Only use the unit in dry areas and protect it
from electromagnetic radiation.
The Smart-Control remote can be mounted to a
wall, e.g. in the living room.
To wall mount the Smart-Control remote, proceed
as follows:
1. Fasten the wall bracket directly to the wall
using screws and rawl plugs.
2. Connect the bus connection (maximum 50
m) with shielded cable (4 x 0.5mm²) to the
terminal strip in the cable duct of the
hydraulic module.
3. Plug the connectors into the sockets on the
Smart-Control.
+12V = Yellow / B = Green /
A = Brown / GND = White
4. Slide the Smart-Control into the wall bracket.
You have the option of connecting two Smart-Control remotes at the same time. In this case, one
heating cycle is assigned to each remote. This
assignment is performed by allocating a Control
Panel Number. The Smart-Control for the heat
pump is "always" given the number 1. The heater
heating cycle and floor heating cycle can then be
assigned under number two or three. When the
remote is installed, the Control Panel Number
assigned to the remote must be stored in the controller of the heat pump for the selected heating
cycle.
For programming, follow the installation wizard, as
described in the chapter on commissioning the
heat pump controller.
Fig. 104: Layout and dimensions of the back plate
of the wall bracket
1: Wall bracket / back plate
2: Cable feedthrough for wall installation
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2nd mixed heating cycle
Mixing valve 230 V
Closed Open
Closed
Open ClosedOpen
Bypass valve
Indoor unit 230 V
1st mixed heating cycle
Mixing valve 230 V
Circulation pump
Hot water 230 V
Unmixed heating cycle
Pump 230 V (optional)
1st mixed heating cycle
Pump 230 V
Pump solar 230 V
unregulated
Changeover valve
Pump, cooling
Pump 230 V
2nd mixed heating cycle
Not assigned
Changeover valve
2. Heat generator (BVT)
Changeover valve
Hot water preparation
Power supply
230 V
Power supply
Internal pump - indoor unit
Power supply I/0 module
Communication
Outdoor unit
2 x 1.5 mm2
Power supply
Indoor unit
3 x 1.5 mm2
Terminal block X1.1
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Mains voltage connection provided by
the customer (bauseitig) from sub-distribution!
Mains voltage connection provided by the customer (bauseitig) from sub-distribution!
Outdoor unit
WKF 120 / WKF 120 Duo
230V/1~/N/Pe
E.g. 3 x 2.5 mm2
Outdoor unit
WKF 180 / WKF 180 Duo
400V/3~/N/Pe
E.g. 5 x 1.5 mm2
Electric heating coil 9kW
Mains voltage
400V/3~/N/Pe
E.g. 5 x 2.5 mm2
Plug on the heating coil
Potential-free
A34.1 General
alarm signal
A33.1 no
function
A32.1 enable
2. WE Smart BVT/Serv
A31.1 no
function
A30.1 no
function
Refrigerant
A24/25.1
S07.1
Solar
return flow
S04.1
Solar storage tank, bottom
S02.1
Solar collector
S01.1
Medium flow rate HP
S24.1
Medium flow rate solar
S23.1
Not connected
A22/23.1
A20/21.1
A04.1
A03.1
A02.1
A01.1
A14.1
A13.1
A12.1
A11.1
A10.1
NOTE: without blocking contactor,
jumper must be inserted
Closed = enable
Energy supply provider contact
S16.1
Heat pump RF
S15.1
2nd mixed heating cycle RF
S14.1
Coding resistor
RC.1
Heat pump inlet
S13.1
Communication Com-Kit 1
B2/A2
1st mixed heating cycle RF
S11.1
1st mixed Heating cycle inlet
S12.1
Operating module SMT 1
B1/A1
Outside temperature
S10.1
Storage tank, centre
S09.1
Hot water probe
S08.1
2nd mixed Heating cycle inlet
S06.1
Pump 0-10V
A46.1
2nd mixed Heating cycle
Circulation
S05.1
Temperature or impulse
Solar probe inlet
S03.1
Pump 0-10V (indoor unit)
A43.1
Pump 0-10V (HGU)
A42.1
Unmixed Heating cycle
Pump 0-10V (HGM)
A41.1
1st mixed Heating cycle
Speed setting PWM
A40.1
Solar pump
S29.1/GND
S28.1/GND
S27.1/GND
S26.1/GND
S25.1/GND
S0 PV feed-in
(min. 500 lmp./kWh)
S0 PV yield
(min. 500 lmp./kWh)
S0 household meter
(min. 500 lmp./kWh)
S0 HP electricity meter
(min. 500 lmp./kWh)
Not connected
SMT I/0 01
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6.1
Electrical wiring
Electrical configuration - I/0 module 01
Use wire gauge corresponding with the connection cable supplied!
Lay load lines separately to measuring lines!
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Terminal assignment / legend - I/0 module
Terminal assignment I/0 module 01
Designation Input Output Signal Description
Power X Power supply I/O 230V
PE X Power supply primary pump IM
S01.1 X Solar probe collector
S02.1 X Solar probe storage tank, bottom
S03.1 X Solar probe inlet HM solar
S04.1 X Solar probe RF HM solar
S05.1 X Circulation RF temp./impulse
S06.1 X 2nd mixed heating cycle inlet probe
S07.1 X Probe refrigerant line
S08.1 X Domestic hot-water tank
S09.1 X Probe storage tank with solar heating (ext. energy)
S10.1 X External probe
S11.1 X 1st mixed heating cycle RF probe
S12.1 X 1st mixed heating cycle inlet probe
S13.1 X Heat pump inlet
S14.1 X 2nd mixed heating cycle RF probe
S15.1 X Heat pump RF
S16.1 X Energy supplier contact (NC) / dew point monitoring
S20.1 X Not connected
S21.1 X Not connected
S22.1 X Not connected
S23.1 X Ultrasonic flow rate meter solar, impulse rate
S24.1 X Ultrasonic flow rate meter HP, impulse rate
S25.1 X HP electricity meter S0
S26.1 X Household electricity S0
S27.1 X Not connected
S28.1 X PV yield electricity meter S0
S29.1 X PV in-feed electricity meter S0
A01.1 X Solar pump, unregulated (230V)
A02.1 X 1st mixed heating cycle pump (230V) switched
A03.1 X Unmixed heating cycle pump (230V)
A04.1 X Circulation pump (230V)
A10.1 X Changeover valve, hot water preparation
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Designation Input Output Signal Description
A11.1 X Changeover valve 2nd WE Smart BVT
A12.1 X Not connected
A13.1 X 2nd mixed heating cycle pump (230V) switched
A14.1 X Changeover valve / pump cooling (230V)
A20.1 X 1st mixed heating cycle mixer open (230V)
A21.1 X 1st mixed heating cycle mixer closed (230V)
A22.1 X Bypass valve indoor unit closed (230V)
A23.1 X Bypass valve indoor unit open (230V)
A24.1 X 2nd mixed heating cycle mixer open (230V)
A25.1 X 2nd mixed heating cycle mixer closed (230V)
A30.1 X Non functional
A31.1 X Non functional
A32.1 X Enable 2nd WE booster heating or boiler
A33.1 X Non functional
A34.1 X Alarm codes
A40.1 X Speed setting solar pump PWM
A41.1 X Speed setting 1st mixed heating cycle (0-10V)
A42.1 X Speed setting unmixed heating cycle (0-10V)
A43.1 X Speed setting primary pump M 0-10V
A44.1 X Not connected
A45.1 X Not connected
A46.1 X Pump second mixed heating cycle
MI
MO
CLK
nSS
GND
Non functional
OT 1 (2x) Non functional
OT 2 (2x) Non functional
B1, A1
+12 Volt,
GND
B2 / A2 Communication Com-Kit 1
B3 / A2 Non functional
RC.1 RC coding resistance WKF 120/180 Duo
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4. mixed heating cycle
Mixing valve 230 V
Not connected
3. mixed heating cycle
Mixing valve 230 V
3. mixed heating cycle
Pump 230 V
Pump 230 V
4. mixed heating cycle
Continuous operating voltage 230V
E.g.: Dewpoint monitoring
Power supply
Internal pump - indoor unit
Power supply I/0 module
A24/25.2
A22/23.2
A20/21.2
A04.2
A03.2
A02.2
A01.2
A14.2
A13.2
A12.2
A11.2
A10.2
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Communication
Outdoor unit
2 x 1.5 mm2
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Terminal block X1.2
Assigned
Assigned
Assigned
Mains voltage connection provided by
the customer (bauseitig) from sub-distribution!
Outdoor unit
WKF 85/120 / WKF 120 Duo
230V/1~/N/Pe
E.g. 3 x 2.5 mm2
Outdoor unit
WKF 180 / WKF 180 Duo
400V/3~/N/Pe
E.g. 5 x 1.5 mm2
Potential-free
A34.2 no
function
A33.2 no
function
A32.2 no
function
A31.2 no
function
A30.2 no
function
Not connected
Not connected
S02.2
Not connected
S01.2
Medium flow rate HP
S24.2
Not connected
S23.2
SMT I/0 02
Not connected
Not connected
A43.2
Pump 0-10V internal
Indoor unit
A42.2
A41.2
A40.2
Not connected
Pump 0-10V
3rd mixed Heating cycle
Not connected
S07.2
A46.2
S06.2
A44.2
Not connected
Not connected
Refrigerant
Pump 0-10V
4th mixed Heating cycle
4th mixed Heating cycle inlet
Not connected
Not connected
S16.2
S14.2
RC.2
B3/A3
S11.2
S12.2
B2/A2
OT2
S13.2
B1/A1
OT1
Not connected
Not connected
4th mixed heating cycle RF
3rd mixed Heating cycle inlet
3rd mixed heating cycle RF
Heat pump inlet
Coding resistor
Communication Com-Kit 2
Communication I/0 1
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Not connected
Closed Open
Closed Open
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Electrical configuration - I/0 module 02
Use wire gauge corresponding with the connection cable supplied!
Lay load lines separately to measuring lines!
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6.4
Terminal assignment / legend - I/0 module
Terminal assignment I/0 module 02
Designation Input Output Signal Description
Power X Power supply I/O 230V
PE X Power supply primary pump IM
S01.2 X Not connected
S02.2 X Not connected
S03.2 X Not connected
S04.2 X Not connected
S05.2 X Not connected
S06.2 X 4th mixed heating cycle inlet probe
S07.2 X Probe refrigerant line
S08.2 X Not connected
S09.2 X Not connected
S10.2 X Not connected
S11.2 X 3rd mixed heating cycle RF probe
S12.2 X 3rd mixed heating cycle inlet probe
S13.2 X Heat pump inlet
S14.2 X 4th mixed heating cycle inlet probe
S15.2 X Not connected
S16.2 X Not connected
S20.2 X Not connected
S21.2 X Not connected
S22.2 X Not connected
S23.2 X Not connected
S24.2 X Ultrasonic flow rate meter HP, impulse rate
S25.2 X Not connected
S26.2 X Not connected
S27.2 X Not connected
S28.2 X Not connected
S29.2 X Not connected
A01.2 X Not connected
A02.2 X 3rd mixed heating cycle pump (230V) switched
A03.2 X Not connected
A04.2 X Not connected
A10.2 X Not connected
A11.2 X Not connected
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Designation Input Output Signal Description
A12.2 X Not connected
A13.2 X 4th mixed heating cycle pump (230V) switched
A14.2 X Not connected
A20.2 X 3rd mixed heating cycle mixer open (230V)
A21.2 X 3rd mixed heating cycle mixer closed (230V)
A22.2 X Not connected
A23.2 X Not connected
A24.2 X 4th mixed heating cycle mixer open (230V)
A25.2 X 4th mixed heating cycle mixer closed (230V)
A30.2 X Not connected
A31.2 X Not connected
A32.2 X Not connected
A33.2 X Not connected
A34.2 X Not connected
A40.2 X Not connected
A41.2 X 3rd mixed heating cycle pump (0-10V)
A42.2 X Not connected
A43.2 X Speed setting primary pump IM 0-10V I/0 mod. 2
A44.2 X Not connected
A45.2 X Not connected
A46.2 X 4th mixed heating cycle pump (0-10V)
MI
MO
CLK
nSS
GND
OT 1 (2x) Non functional
Non functional
OT 2 (2x) Non functional
B1, A1
+12 Volt,
GND
B2 / A2 Communication Com-Kit 2
B3 / A2 Non functional
RC.2 RC coding resistance slave 1
Communication I/0 module 1
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A
B
2
1
3
A
B
2
1
3
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7.1
PV power utilisation
Higher energy consumption from the combination of heat pump and PV plant
Ideal for new and existing photovoltaic plants
In order to increase the proportion of renewable
energies, the heat pump can be combined with a
photovoltaic plant. The controller uses as much of
the self-generated solar power as possible for heat
generation. By storing the solar power in the form
of heat, the energy consumption and therefore the
cost-effectiveness of the photovoltaic plant are
increased.
Smart heating function
Optimised use of PV power and smart grid
offers
The smart heating function optimises the use of
self-generated PV power with the heat pump.
In order to optimise the system, we recommend
the installation of a buffer tank with a capacity of at
least 500 litres. Furthermore, in addition to the
feed-in and personal use tariff, the controller can
store up to nine reference power tariffs. This allows
smart grid offers to be used to reduce heating
costs.
Personal use of self-generated solar power
with a heat pump
Heat pump operation is favoured when self-generated, low-price PV power is available. This means
that less, expensive power has to come from the
grid and dependence on rises in the cost of electricity is reduced.
n The controller continuously measures the
output of the PV plant and household power
consumption.
n As soon as there is a surplus, the setpoint for
hot water and heating is increased, in order to
use the power with the heat pump itself.
Can also be used for modernisation, in combination with solar heat
In addition, the heat pump can also be combined
with a solar heat system. This means that the solar
plant heats the domestic water during the sunny
months, and supports the heating system in the
trans-seasonal period.
Cost savings with smart grid offers
In order to compensate for the variation in feed-in
with renewable energies, in future ever more
energy suppliers will offer graduated tariffs. This
means very reasonable electricity prices, if there is
a lot of renewable energy available or not much is
being consumed. Heat pump operation is favoured
by the controller in times with more reasonable
electricity prices.
Fig. 106: An overview of the function
A: Power tariff
B: Setpoint adjustment
1: Power tariff [ct/kWh]
2: Time
3: Setpoint adjustment [K]
The power tariff is entered via the controller's well-
Fig. 105: An overview of the function
A: Setpoint with smart heating
known, intuitive user interface. Depending on the
deviation of the current tariff from the average, the
setpoints are raised or lowered.
B: Feed-in
1: Output
2: Time
3: Temperature
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1
4
3
2
4
3
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Using the PV power surplus
The self-generated photovoltaic power is used in
the first instance for power needs in the home
(lighting, household appliances, etc.). If more PV
power is produced than is required, it is used to
produce heat with the heat pump, instead of being
fed into the public grid. However, the surplus PV
power is only employed if it is cheaper to use it for
personal use than the returns from the feed-in tariffs. In order to achieve this, the current output of
the PV plant, the actual domestic power consumption and the actual electrical output of the heat
pump are required. Existing electronic electricity
meters with an S0 interface can be used for this
purpose. This assumes that approval has been
granted to do so by the energy supplier. Otherwise, a privately-owned electricity meter can be
installed for the "PV power utilisation" function.
The impulse rate of the S0 output on the meter or
of the inverter should be at least 500 lmp./kWh. If
the impulse rate of the installed meters is lower
than this, we recommend upgrading the meters to
models with the appropriate impulse rate. The
impulse rate can be set on the controller. Please
also note that on most electricity meters the
impulse rate is entered on the front. However, this
mostly applies to the LED indicator and not for the
S0 output. The impulse rate of the S0 output must
always be taken from the technical documentation
of the meter.
Fig. 108: Positioning of meters provided by a third
party
W: Power meter
1: Heat pump
2: Energy supplier
3: Household
4: Photovoltaics
PB: P-reference
PE: P-feed-in
PP: P-photovoltaics
PW: P-heat pump
The meters are mounted on a top-hat rail. A threephase meter is required for the household electricity, while the heat pump and the PV plant each
require either a one-phase or likewise a threephase meter, depending on the model.
Fig. 107: Positioning of privately-owned meters
W: Power meter
1: Heat pump
2: Energy supplier
3: Household
4: Photovoltaics
PH: P-household
PP: P-photovoltaics
PW: P-heat pump
WKF/WKF compact
85 and 120
One-phase Three-phase
The meters for PV generation and reference/feedin are always included on PV plants with a personal use option. Instead a single the bidirectional
meter for reference and feed-in (shown in the diagram) two separate counters for reference and
feed-in can also be used.
The electricity meter for the heat pump power consumption is not strictly necessary, however it can
be added as described above.
Shielded cables with a cable section of at least 0.5
mm2 must be used for the connection between the
electricity meters and the REMKO controller. A
separate cable must be used for each power
meter, in order to avoid interaction between the
signals.
WKF/WKF compact
180
94
WP
SN
PV
HH
WP
PV
HH
21
SN
Systems with a
7.3
photovoltaic plant
Systems
The smart heating function can be used with the
following variants:
n Hybrid heat pump
n Split air/water heat pump
either with or without solar heat, in each case.
Electrical connection of the heat pump
In order for the heat pump to be able to use the PV
power, the heat pump must be connected to the
same electrical connection as the PV plant. The
following connection variants are possible:
n Connection of the heat pump to the household
electricity meter. The use heat pump power tariffs is then not possible.
n Connection of the heat pump to an electricity
meter with a heat pump power tariff. Feed-in of
the PV power via the household electricity connection. The use of PV electricity by the heat
pump is then not possible, heat pump graduated tariffs can be used. However, it is possible
to switch over the heat pump at a later time.
Fig. 109: Connection diagram with separate power
meters
HH: Household
PV: Photovoltaics
SN: Mains
WP: Heat pump
Connection of the controller to the electricity
meters and inverter
In order to measure the output of the PV plant,
household electricity and heat pump, the controller
requires a connection to the electricity meters and
to the inverter of the PV plant. The controller uses
S0 interfaces for this purpose. Many electronic
power meters and many inverters already come
with such an interface integrated. In case no suitable units are installed or usable, reasonablypriced meters can be purchased privately and
fitted.
Fig. 110: Connection diagram with power meters
from the energy supplier
HH: Household
PV: Photovoltaics
SN: Mains
WP: Heat pump
1: Reference
2: Feed-in
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C
Changing parameters.......................................... 7
Connection of the controller to the electricity
meters and inverter............................................ 95
Controls, Overview............................................... 6
D
Disposal of equipment......................................... 6
E
Environmental protection..................................... 6
Expert mode, Selecting........................................ 7
F
Function of the keys............................................. 6
I
Installation.......................................................... 86
Intended use........................................................ 5
K
Key function......................................................... 6
M
Menu
N
Navigation............................................................ 7
Index
3D house.......................................................
Chimney sweep............................................ 79
Information
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 58, 59, 60, 61,
62, 63, 64, 65, 66
Main menu.................................................... 16
Messages.................. 25, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85
Output restriction........................................... 77
Settings
23, 24, 25, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73,
74, 75, 76
11
O
Operation
Expert level................................................... 28
User level.................................................. 9, 26
P
Photovoltaic power surplus................................ 94
R
Room installation............................................... 86
S
Safety
Dangers of failure to observe the safety
notes............................................................... 4
General........................................................... 4
Identification of notes...................................... 4
Notes for inspection........................................ 5
Notes for installation....................................... 5
Notes for maintenance.................................... 5
Personnel qualifications.................................. 4
Safety-conscious working............................... 4
Safety notes for the operator.......................... 5
Unauthorised modification ............................. 5
Unauthorised replacement part manufacture.. 5
Smart grid offers................................................ 93
Smart heating function................................. 93, 95
U
User mode, Selecting........................................... 7
Using photovoltaic power............................. 93, 95
W
Warranty.............................................................. 5
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Consulting
Thanks to intensive training,
our consultants are always
completely up-to-date in terms
of technical knowledge. This has
given us the reputation of being
more than just an excellent,
reliable supplier:
REMKO, a partner
helping you find solutions to
your problems.
Distribution
REMKO offers not just a well
established sales network both
nationally and internationally, but
also has exceptionally highlyqualified sales specialists.
REMKO field staff are more than
just sales representatives: above
all, they must act as advisers to
our customers in air conditioning
and heating technology.
SFlbCustomer Service
Our equipment operates
precisely and reliably. However,
in the event of a fault, REMKO
customer service is quickly at
the scene. Our comprehensive
network of experienced dealers
always guarantees quick and
reliable service.
REMKO INTERNATIONAL
… and also right in your neighbourhood!
Make use of our experience and advice
We reserve the right to make technical changes, and provide no guarantee as to the accuracy of this data!
REMKO GmbH & Co. KG
Air conditioning and heating technology
Im Seelenkamp 12 D-32791 Lage
Postfach 1827 D-32777 Lage
Telephone +49 52 32 606-0
Telefax +49 52 32 606-260
E-mail info@remko.de
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