EURONOM Exotic Compact 5 User manual

ExoticCompactC1308‐118ver.1.3EN
Installation and
user guide for
Exotic
Compact C
Forsoftwareversion1.4‐
With“flowreducevalve”

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Contents
The heat pump............................................................................................. 4
Exotic Compact................................................................................................................ 4
Delivery & Safety ......................................................................................... 5
Overview of tank section.............................................................................. 6
Overview of heat pump module .................................................................... 7
Handling ..................................................................................................... 8
How the Exotic Compact works ........................................................................................ 8
Heating curve .................................................................................................................. 9
Heating requirements for the house.................................................................................9
Setting the curve ...........................................................................................................10
Why is the heating curve important? ..............................................................................17
In practice .....................................................................................................................17
Hot water........................................................................................................................18
Hot water - settings .......................................................................................................19
Base heat ......................................................................................................................21
Summer charging ..........................................................................................................21
Display ...........................................................................................................................22
Overview .......................................................................................................................22
Menu modes ..................................................................................................................22
Menu modes ..................................................................................................................23
Adjust a setting..............................................................................................................23
Menu tree .......................................................................................................................24
Main menu .....................................................................................................................24
Menu - Settings..............................................................................................................25
Menu - For customer......................................................................................................25
Menu – Heating/Hot water..............................................................................................25
Menu – House heating system 1(2) .................................................................................26
Menu – Hot water...........................................................................................................27
Meny – Function button..................................................................................................28
Menu – Present values ...................................................................................................29
Menu – Heating/Hot water..............................................................................................29
Menu – Heating/Hot water..............................................................................................30
Menu – Heat pump .........................................................................................................33
Menu – Info & Run times.................................................................................................34
Automatic mode / Alarm ..................................................................................................35

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Normal operation...........................................................................................................35
Errors............................................................................................................................37
Alarm displays ................................................................................................................38
Installation ................................................................................................ 42
Placement / Moving .........................................................................................................42
Pipes to heating system...................................................................................................42
Tap water pipe ................................................................................................................43
Hot water circulation .....................................................................................................43
Brine medium..................................................................................................................44
Schematic connection diagram for brine medium ..........................................................45
Brine medium pump ........................................................................................................46
Electrical installation ................................................................................. 47
Overview ........................................................................................................................47
Power supply ..................................................................................................................48
Terminal blocks ..............................................................................................................49
Block A – 230V ................................................................................................................49
Block B – extra-low voltage..............................................................................................50
Communication 1-2........................................................................................................50
Outdoor sensors 3-4 ......................................................................................................50
Room sensors 5-8..........................................................................................................51
Current transformers 10-13 (accessories) .....................................................................52
Error out 14-16 ..............................................................................................................53
Digital input 17-18..........................................................................................................53
First commissioning ........................................................................................................54
System settings ..............................................................................................................55
Service ..................................................................................................... 57
Settings ..........................................................................................................................58
Error log .........................................................................................................................60
Calibration......................................................................................................................61
Manual operation ............................................................................................................63
R/T tables sensors...........................................................................................................65
Technical data........................................................................................... 66
Commissioning report ............................................................................... 67
Electrical diagram tank unit ....................................................................... 68
Electrical diagram heat pump module ........................................................ 71
Spare parts list.......................................................................................... 72
Spare parts list.......................................................................................... 73

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Introduction
ThismanualiswrittenforEuronom'scompactgroundsource/geothermalheatpumpsExotic
CompactC5,8,10and12.
Themanualcontainschaptersthatareintendedforbothendusersandinstallers.Thechapter
"Handling"isdirectlyspecificallyatusersofthesystem.
The heat pump
Congratulations!
Youarenowtheownerofatop‐qualityproductthatwillreduceyourelectricitybillsandsaveyou
moneythatcanbespentonmuchmoreenjoyablethings.
TheheatpumpismanufacturedinSweden,whohaveextensiveexperienceinmanufacturingheat
pumps.Allheatpumps,beforeleavingthefactory,havefirstbeentestedforfunctionalityand
technicalperformance.Allstagesofmanufacturing,fromtheplatedchassistothefinishedheat
pump,aremonitoredtocontinuallymaintainquality.
Thechassisoftheheatpump,includingallscrewsandrivets,aremanufacturedfromstainlesssteel,
whichrequiresminimummaintenanceandoffersalong‐lasting,durablestructure.Thecomponents
usedintheheatpumparefromrenownedsuppliersandarechosenonthebasisoffunctionalityand
quality,whichmeansthataminimumofservicingisrequired.
Exotic Compact
TheExoticCompactunitisaso‐calledcompactliquid/waterheatpump,whichmeansthatenergyis
extractedfromacollectionpipeinthebedrock,insurfacesoil,inlakes,etc.Theunitalsohasatank
sectionwhichensuresthatyoualwayshaveheatingforyourhouse,aswellashotwater.Exotic
Compactisequippedwithalow‐energy,speed‐controlledcirculationpump,andwithourspecial
changingvalvesolution,theelectricheateronlyneedstobeusedinexceptionalcases.

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Delivery & Safety
Important!
Checkthefollowingpointsduringdeliveryandinstallation:
•Removepackagingandcheckthattheproducthasnotbeendamagedintransit.Reportanytransit
damagetothefreightagent.
•Makesurethatatleastonemeterofspaceisavailableinfrontoftheproductforserviceaccess.
•Theheatpumpmodulecanbeeasilyuninstalledandcarriedseparatelybydisconnectingthe
heatinghosestothetank,thecommunicationcablesandthepowercord.
•Makesurethatthebagaccompanyingtheunitincludesthefollowingaccessoriesfortheproduct:
‐Manual
‐Outdoorsensor&roomsensor
Safetyregulations
Thefollowingsafetyregulationsmustbeobservedwhenhandling,installingandusingtheproduct:
•Anomnipolarswitchshouldbeinstalledonthepowersupplycablespriortotheproduct
•Disconnectthepowersupplyinthecontrolboxpriortocarryingoutanykindofmaintenanceorservice
workontheproducts.
•Makesurethatallliftingequipment,eyeboltsandothercomponentsareundamagedwhenhandlingheat
pumpsfittedwitheyeboltsorsimilaritems.Neverstandunderaproductwhenitisinanelevatedposition.
•Nevercompromiseonsafetybyremovinghousings,hoodsorsimilaritemswhicharescrewedinplace.
•Nevercompromiseonsafetybydisconnectingsafetyequipment.
•Onlyauthorizedpersonnelareallowedtomodifyorservicetheproduct.

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Overview of tank section
Cablepenetrations
Connectionterminalblocks
Hotwaterflowswitch
Extraoutletforuppertank
Uppertanksensor
Electricheater(max10.5kW)
Extraoutletforlowertank
CirculationpumpHEX
Extraoutletforlowertank
ShutoffvalveHPreturn
Coldwaterin,cu22
Hotwaterout,cu22
Drainagevalve
Brinein
Circuitboardfortankunit
Fusesheatpump/elec.heater
Contactorforelectricheater
Emergencyheatswitch
Reset,overheatingprotection
Changingvalveupper/lower
Mixingvalvemotor
Returnlineheatsystem,cu22
Flowlineheatingsystem,cu22
Brineout
Expansionconnection,DN25
Hotwaterexchanger
ShutoffvalveHPflowline
Lowertanksensor
Heatpumpmodule
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Overview of heat pump module
Heatcarrierflowline
Chargepump(lowenergy)
Heatcarrierreturnline
Drainagevalvecondenser
Highpressureswitch
Serviceoutlet,highpressure
Serviceoutlet,lowpressure
Lowpressureswitch
Brinecirculationpump
Brineout
Hotgaspipe
Condenser
Filter/receiver
Compressor
Heatpumpcircuitboard
Rubberbushings
Evaporator
Suctiongaspipe
Brinein
Sightglass
Expansionvalve
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Handling
Thischapterisintendedforyou,theenduseroftheproduct,anddescribeshowyournewheating
systemfunctionsandyouroptionsforadjustingthesettingsinordertomakeyourhouseas
comfortableaspossiblewiththebestcost‐efficiency.
Askyourinstallertogothroughthesystemwithyou,andaskfortheregistrationformtofillinafter
theinstallationiscompleted.
How the Exotic Compact works
TheExoticCompactconsistsof2parts:atankcomponentandaheatpumpcomponent.Thetank
holdsthewaterwhichisusedtoheatyourhouseandtosupplyhotwaterforshowering,etc.Since
thewatertoheatyourhouse(radiators/underfloorheating)doesnotneedtobeequallyhotallthe
time,thetankisdividedintotwosections,alowersectionandanuppersection.Thereisaplate
betweenthesetwosections,whichensuresthatthetankcanmaintaintwodifferenttemperatures.
Lower tank section
Thelowertanksectionisusedprimarilytoheatthehouse,butalsotopreheatthecoldwaterthat
willbecomehotwaterintheExoticCompact.Dependingonyourheatingsystem,differentwater
temperaturesarenecessaryatdifferentoutdoortemperatures.Ifitiswarmoutside,thesystemdoes
notneedveryhotwater.Conversely,ifitisverycoldoutside,highertemperaturesareneededto
heattheinsideofthehouse.Thetemperatureofthewaterthatissenttoyourradiators/underfloor
heatingisdeterminedbytheso‐calledheatingcurve.Youcansetthiscurveyourself.Itisimportant
tomakesurethattheheatingcurveissetproperly‐foryourowncomfort,butalsotoensurethe
overallefficiencyoftheheatingsystem.
Upper tank section
Theupperpartofthetankisusedprimarilytoheatyourhotwater.Becauseyoualwayswanttohave
hotwateravailable,theheatpumpkeepsthissectionwarmregardlessoftheoutdoortemperature.
Youcansetthetemperatureinthispartoftankyourself.Thehigherthetemperature,thewarmer
thehotwater,buthotterwaterneedsmoreenergyandisthereforemoreexpensive.
Hot water
ExoticCompactusesaspecialtechniqueforheatingthehotwaterthroughaspecialexchanger.
Whenyoustarttolosehotwater,e.g.duringshowering,waterisdrawnfromboththelowerandthe
uppertanksectionsthroughtheexchanger,wherethecoldwatercomesinandisheatedintohot
water.Thereisnoriskoflegionnaires'diseasebecausethehotwaterisnotstored,ratheritis
produceddirectlyasneeded.
The heat pump
TheheatpumpisatthebottomoftheExoticCompactandisconnectedtoboththeupperandlower
tanksections.Thismeansthattheheatpumpheatseithertheuppertanksectionorthelowertank
section,dependingonrequirements.Theheatpumpisalsoconnectedtotheso‐calledbrinesystem.
Thebrinesystemisthesystemwhereenergyiscollectedtoheatthewaterinthetankusingtheheat
pump.Energycanbedrawnfromeitheraborehole,thegroundoralake.
Electric heater
ExoticCompacthasanintegratedelectricheaterintheuppersectionofthetank.Thisisusedifthe
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Heating curve
Thischapterdescribeshowtheheatingforthehouseworksandhowyoucanadjusttheso‐called
heatingcurvetoachievemaximumsavingswithoutsacrificingcomfort.
Heating requirements for the house
Howyourhouseisbuilt,theclimateinyourarea,andwhattypeofheatingsystemyouhaveall
influencehowmuchenergyisneededtoheatit.
Therearemanyfactorsthataffectthetemperaturerequiredforyourheatingsystem.Forexample,if
itiscoldoutside,thehousewillneedmoreenergy/heating.Ifyouhaveanoldradiatorsystem,the
radiatorswillrequirewarmerwaterthanmodernradiatorstogenerateenoughheat.Ifyouhavean
underfloorheatingsystem,thewaterwillnotneedtobeashottoachievesufficientheating.
Basedonalloftheseparameters,whichvaryfromhousetohouse,thesettingswillbeuniqueineach
case.Wecallthistheheatingcurve.
Insimpleterms,theheatingcurvecanbedescribedastherelationshipbetweentheoutdoor
temperatureandthetemperature(flowline)thatyourheatingsystemrequires‐seethediagram
below.Youcanadjusttheheatingcurveinmanydifferentwayssothatitissuitedpreciselyforyour
house,andwewillreviewtheseinthischapter.
Remember!Ahouseheatingcurvethatissetproperlycansavealotofmoneyovertheyear.
Exampleofaheatingcurve.(Thisisthefactorydefaultheatingcurve)
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Setting the curve
Thereare3basicsettingsfortheheatingcurve,pointsA,BandC.Withthese3points,youcanadjust
thegradientandverticalposition.
Theaimisalwaystosetthecurveaslowaspossible.
Point APointAdescribesthetemperatureofthewatertobesenttothe
radiatorsiftheoutdoortemperatureis‐15°C.Thefactorydefault
settingforthisitemis55°C.Inotherwords,whenitis‐15°Coutside,
theExoticCompactunitsends55°Cwatertotheradiators.
Whenyouadjustthispoint,youchangetheangleoftheentireheating
curve.Thebiggestchangesoccurwhenoutdoortemperaturesarecold‐
seethegraphbelow.
Ifyoufeelthatthereisn'tenoughheatwhenitisbelow‐5°Coutside,
buttherearenoproblemswhenitiswarmer,youcanadjustthispoint
upwards.
AdjustingpointAontheheatingcurve.(Thefactorydefaultsetting55°Cismarkedwithacross)
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Point BAdjustingpointBmeansthattheentireheatingcurvemovesupwards
ordownwards(parallelmovement).Inotherwords,youdon'tadjust
thegradientforanyparticularoutdoortemperature,ratheryouadjust
thecurvefortheentireoutdoortemperaturerange.Thefactorydefault
settingis0°C,i.e.nomovementatall.Ifyouincreasethisvalue,the
curvemovesupwards,i.e.becomeswarmer,andifyoureducethis
value,thetemperaturedrops.
Thissettingisprimarilyusedwhenyoufeelthatitistoocold(orwarm)
regardlessoftheoutdoortemperature.
(Thisisalsothesettingthatshouldbeusedwhenfirstadjustingthe
heatingcurve).
AdjustingpointBontheheatingcurve.
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Point CPointChas2meanings.
Ontheonehand,itisusedtoadjustthegradientoftheheatingcurve
duringwarmeroutdoortemperatures,butitisalsousedasa"shutoff
temperature"fortheheattothehouse.
Whentheoutdoortemperaturereachesthistemperatureandstays
thereforatleast8hours,theExoticCompactstopssending
water/energytotheheatingsystemandtherebyshutoffheatingtothe
house.
Duringsummertimewhenheatisinoff‐modebothcirculationpump
andmixingvalve,whichdeterminesthetemperaturetotheheating
system,willberunperiodicallyinordertopreventsticking
Ifyoufeelthatthereisn'tsufficientheatingwhenthetemperatureis
above+5°Coutside,buttherearen'tanyproblemswhenitgetscolder,
youcanadjustthispointupwards.
AdjustingpointContheheatingcurve.(Thefactorydefaultvalueof+17°Cismarkedwithacross).
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CrackingWhentheoutdoortemperatureisaround0°Canditisverywindy,
slightlywarmerwatermaysometimesneedtobesenttotheheating
system.Wecallthisadjustment,whentheoutdoortemperatureis0°C,
crackingthecurve.
Ifyoufeelthatthereisn'tenoughheatingwhenitisaround0°Coutside,
butitisotherwisesufficient,youcanincreasethissettingsomewhat.
Adjustingthecrackingpoint.(Thefactorydefaultvalueis0)
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Limiting the heating curve
PointsA,BandCareallusedtosetthecurveindifferentpositions.Therearealso3otherwaysfor
adjustingthecurve.Basementheating,underfloorheatingandroomsensors.These3settingsdonot
affectthegradientorthepositionoftheheatingcurve.Instead,theyrestrictthecurveandallowyou
tosetaminimumandmaximumtemperaturethatissenttotheheatingsystem.
Basement heatingBasementheatingallowsyoutocancelthefunctiondescribedinpointC,
"heatoff",whichmeansthattheExoticCompactunitstopssending
watertoyourheatingsystem.Ifyouactivatebasementheating,Exotic
Compactwillcontinuetosendwateratthetemperatureyouset,evenif
theoutdoortemperatureishigh.
Activatebasementheatingifyoudon'twanttheheatingtobeturned
offevenifitiswarmoutside.Thisappliesprimarilywhenyouhavea
basementthatneedsacertainamountofheatingeveninthe
summertime,orabathroomwithunderfloorheatingcoilsthatyou
wanttokeepwarminthesummertimeaswell.
(Intheexamplebelow,basementheatingissetto25°C)
Adjusting"basementheating"ontheheatingcurve.
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Underfloor heatingUnderfloorheatingistheoppositeofbasementheating.Underfloor
heatinglimitstheheatingcurveandsetsthemaximumtemperatureat
whichwatercanbesenttoyourheatingsystem,regardlessofhowcold
itisoutside.Notethatyourinstallermustunlockthisfunctioninthe
installer'smenuinorderforyoutobeabletoviewit.
Settingamaximumtemperaturealsoallowsyoutoprotectyour
underfloorheatingsystemagainstexcessivelyhightemperatures.This
settingisonlyusedifyouonlyhaveunderfloorheating.
Adjusting"underfloorheating"ontheheatingcurve.
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Room sensorAroomsensorisasensorplacedinacentrallocationinyourhouse,which
providesinformationtotheExoticCompactunitregardingtheambient
temperature.Dependingonhowyourhouseisdesigned,aroomsensormay
workmoreorlesseffectively.Ifyouhavealargehousewithmanysmall
rooms,itcanbedifficulttouseroomsensorsbecauseitmaybetoocoldor
hotintheroomsthatarefarwayfromthesensor.Ifyouhaveanopenplan
house,roomsensorsarerecommended,bothforthesakeofcomfortand
fromanenergyefficiencystandpoint.
Ifyouhavearoomsensorinstalled,youcandecidewhetheritshouldbe
usedtocompensatetheheating,i.e.beallowedtoaffecttheheatingcurve.
Ifitbecomeswarmerthanyouroriginalsetting,theExoticCompactwill
reducetheheattoyourradiators/underfloorheatingsystem.Thegreater
thedifference,thecoolerthewaterthatissentout.Thisadjustmentwill
takeplacecontinuously,whichmeansthattheappearanceoftheheating
curvewillbeconstantlychanging.Foreach1/10ofadegree(0.1°C)thatthe
currentroomtemperaturedeviatesfromthesettemperature,the
temperatureinyourheatingsystemdropsbyapproximately4°C.
Block temporarily Thebuttonplacedontheroomsensorcanbeusedfordifferentfunctionsof
yourownchoice.Oneofthesefunctionsistotemporarilyblockthesensors
impactontheheatingcurve.Thisfunctionisofinterestifyouforexample
haveanopenfireplaceplacedinthesameroomasthesensor.Whenyou
addheattotheroomwiththefireplacethesensorwillstoptheheattothe
completeheatingsystem,i.e.allroomswillbeaffected.However,ifyouuse
thisfunctionyoucansetatimedelayinhoursforblockingofthesensor
whenyouwanttousethefireplace.Whenyoupressthebuttonthe
activationwillbeconfirmedby2blinksfromthereddiode.Observethatyou
havetohavesetthisfunctionfirstinthemenu:”Settings”‐>”Forcustomer”‐
>Functionbutton”.Furtherinformationinthechapter“Menufunction
button”
Remember!Theroomsensorcannotincreasetheheatingcurveifitbecomestoocold
insidethehouse.Ifitbecomestoocold,youneedtoincreasetheheatingcurve
manuallyaccordingtothepreviousinstructionsinthischapter.
Exampleoftheroomsensorfunction.Thesetvalueforroomtemperatureis21.0°C.Ifthe
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Why is the heating curve important?
Nowwehavegonethroughthesettingsfortheheatingcurve,andtheimportanceofproperlysetting
theheatingcurvehasbeenhighlighted.Whyisthissoimportant?
Well,theheatpumpdoesn'tactlikeaoil‐basedfurnace,woodstoveorelectricboiler,wherethe
temperaturedoesnothaveasgreatanimpactonefficiency.
Theeffectiveness/efficiencyoftheheatpumpiscalledtheCOPandisameasureofhowmuch
energyyougetbackinrelationtohowmuchyouputin.COP=3meansthatifyouputin1kWhof
energy,youget3kWhofenergybackout.
Theefficiency,COP,oftheheatpumpdependsonmanydifferentparameters,butthereisaclear
connectionbetweenthewatertemperatureintheheatpumpandCOP.Thehotterthewaterthat
theheatpumpmustproduce,thelowerthedegreeofefficiency,COP,andthelowerthecostsavings.
Thismeansthatinordertooptimiseyoursavings,theheatingcurveneedstobesetaslowas
possible.Iftheheatingcurveissettoohigh,theheatpumpgenerateswaterthatiswarmerthan
necessaryandthereforehasalowerdegreeofefficiency.
The best savings for your heating system come
from setting the water temperatures as low as
possible!
In practice
Itcantakealongtimetosetuptheperfecthouseheatingcurveforyourhouse,andyoumayneed
toadjustitanumberoftimes.Aboveall,itwillneedtobeadjustedwhentheoutdoortemperature
drops.
Thereareafewbasictipsthatshouldbefollowed.
Radiator thermostats
Allradiatorthermostatsshouldbecompletelyopenwhenyousetyouheatingcurve.Otherwise,the
riskisthattheExoticCompactunitwillsendoutwaterthatiswarmerthannecessary.
Adjustment
Withthethermostatscompletelyopen,tryreducingtheheatingcurveusingthesettingsinthis
chapter,e.g.heatingcurvepointB.Waitafewdaysandseewhetherthecomfortlevelissatisfactory.
Whenyoufindasettingwhereitissufficientlywarminthecoolestroominthehouse,youcanfine‐
tunethethermostatsontheradiatorsintheotherrooms.
Room sensors
Roomsensorsmakeadjustmenteasier,becausethesystemitselfdecreasestheheatingcurvewhen
necessary.
Rememberthatraisingtheroomtemperaturebyonedegreemeansthatapproximately3‐5°C
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Hot water
Inadditiontoheatinginyourhome,havingdomestichotwateravailableisobviouslyalsoimportant.
TheExoticCompactprimarilyusestheheatpumpwithitsspecialexchangevalvetechnologyto
producehotwater.Youcaninfluencehowyourhotwaterisproduced,andyourchoicewillaffect
boththeamountofhotwaterandtheefficiencyoftheheatingsystem.
Justaswithheatforyourhouse,whichyoucanreadaboutinthepreviouschapter,thereisa
connectionbetweenthetemperatureofthehotwaterandthesavingsyoucanachieve.High
temperaturesalwaysmeanlowersavings.UsingExoticCompact'suniquehotwaterexchanger,you
canhaveagoodlevelofdomestichotwaterwithoptimalsavings.
How hot water is produced
TheExoticCompactdoesnothaveanycontainerorcoilswithhotwaterinsidethetank,butfreshhot
waterisproducedcontinuouslyusingaspecialhotwaterexchanger.Thisexchangeruseswaterboth
fromthelowertanksection,whichisoftensomewhatcooler,andfromtheuppertanksection,which
alwayshashotwater.Thelowertanksectionpreheatstheincomingcoldwater,andtheuppertank
sectionisusedtotopupthetemperaturesothatthewaterisreallyhot.TheExoticCompactonly
heatshotwaterwhenyouareusingit.Aflowmonitorsenseswhenthehotwaterisbeingusedand
startsapumpthatsendswaterfromthelowertanksectionthroughtheexchangerthatheatsthe
warmwater.Seethediagrambelow.
Hotwaterexchanger
Coldwaterin
ExoticCompact
Uppertanksection
Lowertanksection
Hotwaterout
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Hot water - settings
YoucanuseanumberofsettingstoinfluencehotwaterproductioninyourExoticCompact.
Economy or priority
Onebasicdecisiontobemadeiswhetheryouwanttohaveextradomestichotwaterorwhetheryou
wanttoprioritisesavingasmuchmoneyaspossible.Inmostcases,theeconomysettingprovides
enoughhotwater,butifyouhavelargebathtubs,ajacuzzi,etc.youmaywanttoselectthepriority
hotwatersetting.
Remember!Alwaysstartwiththeeconomysettingandseewhetherthisprovidesenough
hotwaterforyourneeds.
Economy
TheeconomysettingmeansthatthehotwaterpumpintheExoticCompactunithasmoretimetotry
toheatthewaterintheuppertank.WhenyouusehotwaterfromtheExoticCompactunit,primarily
whenshoweringorfillingthebathtub,thetemperatureintheupper(andlower)sectionwilldrop.
Theheatpumpwillstartwhenthetemperaturehasdroppedafewdegrees.Ifthetemperature
continuestodrop,theelectricheatermayalsoneedtostart.Ifyouusetheeconomysetting,the
temperatureisallowedtodropfurtherbeforetheelectricheaterisallowedtostart.Thisgivesthe
heatpumptheoptionofheatingupthewaterinstead,whichisthemosteconomicalsolution.
Priority
Theprioritysettingmeansthattheelectricheaterstartssoonerifthetemperatureintheupper
sectionofthetankdrops.Thisprovidesbetterhotwaterperformance,butitalsocostsmoretoheat
thewater.
Thefiguresbelowshowwhathappensintheeconomyandprioritymodewhenthetemperaturein
theuppertanksectiondrops.
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Extra hot water
Thebuttonplacedontheroomsensorcanbeusedfordifferentfunctionsofyourownchoice.Oneof
thesefunctionsisthefunction“Extrahotwater”.Thefunctiongivesthepossibilitytotemporarily
increasethehotwaterperformanceoftheExoticCompact.Thisfunctioncanbeusedifforexample
manypeopleneedtoshowerquicklyaftereachother,manyshowersusedatthesametimeorifa
biggerbathtub/Jacuzzishouldbefilled.
Whenyoupressthebuttontheactivationwillbeconfirmedby2blinksfromthereddiode.Observe
thatyouhavetosetthisfunctionfirstinthemenu:”Settings”‐>”Forcustomer”‐>Functionbutton”.
Furtherinformationinthechapter“Menufunctionbutton”
Observethatitwilltakeatleast15‐30minfortheheatpumptoincreasethetanktemperature.
Noelectricheaterisusedforthisfunctionwhichimplieslowercosts.
Upper tank temperature
Youcansetthetemperaturethatyouwanttobemaintainedintheuppertankyourself.Asmentioned
previouslyinthischapter,ahighertemperaturesettingcostsmore,butthelevelofcomfortissomewhat
better.Ifyousetthetemperaturetoaveryhighlevel,above60°,thismaymeanthattheheatpumpcannot
managetoheattheuppertankbyitselfbutneedstheelectricheatertohelpout.
Thefactorydefaultsettingfortheuppertanktemperatureis55°C.Tryreducingthistemperaturesettinga
fewdegreesandseewhetherthehotwatertemperatureissatisfactoryforyourrequirements.Thisallows
youtosaveevenmoremoney.
Ifyourhouse(heatingsystem)needswaterthatiswarmerthanthetemperaturethatyousetontheupper
tanksection,theheatingcurvefortheuppertankwillbeapplied.
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