Visualization(s)

Heating Curve

• The x-axis represents the average outdoor temperature.
• The y-axis the supply heat temperature.
• the line represents the heating curve which can get adapted in the extended settings.
• Tooltip: Place the mouse pointer over a datapoint to get more information of a specific measurement.
  
  

Settings

Basic

Temperature Outside Air

• Selection of the outside air temperature sensor.

Temperature Supply Heating

• Selection of the supply heat temperature sensor.

Time Range

• The date left is automatically the oldest timestamp and on the right side the newest.
• Narrow the time range to make comparisons.

Visible Seasons

• The points are colored according to the season.
• With the checkboxes the measurements of a season can be shown and hidden individually.

Extended

• To access the extended settings, the plus symbol in the upper right corner of the title bar must be pressed.
• Per default the extended settings tab is collapsed.
  
  
  
  

Range Rolling Mean Temp. Outs. Air in hours

• In order to take into account the inertia of the building and to compensate for daytime fluctuations, the heating controller often works with a moving average over a certain number of hours.
• If known, enter the real value here.

Range Rolling Maximum Temp. Supply Heat in hours

• The flow temperature fluctuates quite strongly, depending on whether the heating group is switched on or off.
• In addition, the temperature rarely reaches a steady state.
• Therefore a sliding maximum value is used to try to determine useful values with simple analytical means.

Heat Curve Room Temperature Setpoint in °C

• Heating Curve Setpoint of the romm temperature

Heat Curve Level Correction

• Paralell correction of the heating curve, positive values shift the curve up and negative values down

Heat Curve Slope

• Slope of the heating curve