
KM 17 DHW circulation
pump
Connecting a DHW circulation pump to the KM only works in
conjunction with conguration 04 at the KM.
The DHW circulation pump will only be enabled if the cylinder
primary pump has been enabled via the "Cylinder heating" time
slot.
Operating modes of the DHW circulation pump:
KM 17 = 0: DHW circulation pump always "OFF"
KM 17 = 1: DHW circulation pump always "ON"
KM 17 = 2: DHW circulation pump 5 min "ON" and 5 min "OFF"
KM 17 = 3: DHW circulation pump 2 min "ON" and 8 min "OFF"
KM 18 Pump control, lead
boiler
KM 18 = 0: pump control, lead boiler "OFF"
KM 18 = 1: pump control, lead boiler "ON"
The feed pump of the lead boiler is controlled if at least one
heating circuit or one primary pump in the system is active,
even if the boiler modulation level (KM 62) = 0.
The lead boiler feed pump is not controlled if the heating system
is in standby mode.
KM 19 Modulation stop
and
KM 20 Hysteresis
modulation stop
For the following system types, the temperature change
in the boilers is captured very late by the header sensor:
a) Cascade system without low loss header and boilers with
low water content.
b) Cascade systems comprising boilers with large water content
and soft starting enabled.
c) Low ow rate in low load operation
This results in additional boilers being started because of
the remaining temperature differential between the actual
and set header temperatures. After a delay this results in an
excessive temperature rise at the header sensor, leading the
cascade controller to shut down the entire cascade system.
To prevent such control characteristics, enable the
"Modulation stop" function, parameter KM 19.
KM 19 = 0: Modulation stop "OFF" ⇒ Cascade algorithm no
inuence.
KM 19 = 1: Modulation stop "ON" ⇒ Start enable/start disable
for the lead boiler and disable/enable the I portion of
the overall modulation.
Parameters / Function description
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