Consumptions Graph; Holiday Function - Atag ENERGION Bedienungsanleitung

User Menu
HEATING/COOLING BUFFER TIME SCHEDULING
The buffer time scheduling can be defined in the same way as
the DHW time scheduling, for both the heating and cooling
modes.
The buffer time scheduling is based on two temperature lev-
els.

Consumptions graph

The "Consumptions graph" menu allows the user to view, by
means of histograms, the estimate of the gas and/or pow-
er consumption of the system's generator in the following
modes: heating, domestic hot water and cooling.
The main page can be accessed after reading the warning
about the accuracy of the data shown in the charts.
Type
Tot: 12068 kWh
2900
2175
1450
725
kWh 0
G F M A
Time base
In the "Type" field you can choose how to display consump-
tion information (in terms of energy or money, by converting
the values using the gas and electricity rates).
The units of measurement for energy and gas and electric-
ity rates can be set from the menu: "System info"
tem Performance" "Energy Consumption"
measure and costs".
In the "Time base" field you can select the time range for the
consumption history chart:
– "Running month"
– "Running year"
– "Last year"
Gas [kWh]
CH DHW COOL
M G L A S O N D
Running year
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Holiday function

The "Holiday function" allows for:
– Deactivating the heating, cooling and domestic hot water
modes during the holiday period.
– Setting the system to DHW and anti-frost protection mode
until the set date.
Holiday function
When do you plan to return from your vacation?
During your absence the temperature will be kept at
a lower level with a significant energy saving
– Turn the selector
field.
– Press the selector
– To change a previously set value, press the "Back" button
.
Holiday function
When do you plan to return from your vacation?
During your absence the temperature will be kept at
a lower level with a significant energy saving
"Sys-
Navigate to "Save" and press the selector
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Save
to change the value of the selected
to skip to the next item
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Save
.
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