Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan Bedienungsanleitung

Follow these easy steps to make the

most of what your Ecodan has to offer

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Introduction to your new Ecodan Heating

System (Air Source Heat Pump)

The instructions in this booklet will enable you to quickly personalise your Ecodan heating

system. This will ensure your renewable heating system will operate to suit both you and

your home. If you require more in depth information and system settings please contact

either your installer or the Mitsubishi Electric Homeowner Helpline. (see back page)

Outdoor unit

Ecodan upgrades freely

available heat energy from

the air and transfers it to the

home to provide hot water

and heating for radiators

and / or underfloor heating.

System Overview

Hot water cylinder

The Ecodan outdoor unit provides your home with

a continuous supply of hot water via a dedicated hot

water cylinder. These cylinders are speciﬁcally designed

to integrate with the outdoor unit and offer optimum

performance and faster heat up times through the

use of advanced plate heat exchanger technology.

The cylinder unit is used to store your hot water as well as

containing various heating parts essential to operating

your heating system, such as water pumps and

safety valves.

Energy efﬁcient

control

In the home

Your hot water and central heating system

is operated by the control panel, which will

either be attached to the front of the cylinder

unit or attached to a wall in your home.

The control panel allows you to customise

the settings to your requirements.

On the move

Control your home’s heating and hot water

from your smartphone, tablet or computer via

the internet with Mitsubishi Electric’s MELCloud

app. More information on how to programme

your control and use your MELCloud app are

explained later in this booklet.

20ºC

Main

remote

controller

To change the settings of your heating

system please use the main controller

located on the front panel of the cylinder

unit or on a wall. The following is a quick

guide to viewing the main settings.

Should you require more information

please refer to the instruction booklet

included with the cylinder.

Letter Name Function

A Screen Screen in which all information is displayed.

B Menu Access to main system menu settings for initial set up

and modiﬁcations.

C Back Return to previous menu.

D Conﬁrm Used to select or save. (Enter key)

E Power/Holiday If system is switched off, pressing once willturn system on.

Pressing again when the system is switched on will enable

HolidayMode. Holding the button down for 3 secswill turn

the system off.

F1-4 Function keys Used to scroll through menu and adjustsettings.

Function is determined by themenu screen visible on screen A.

Main Controller Parts

F1 F2 F3 F4

B C D

Main Remote Controller https://youtu.be/6PlCbYRdbso

Homeowner Portal

les.mitsubishielectric.co.uk/homeowner-welcome-pack/getstarted

All how to videos can be found on your homeowner portal

No.

Name Function

1 Legionella prevention When this icon is displayed Legionella prevention mode is active.

2 Heat pump ‘Heat Pump’ is running Defrosting Emergency heating

3 Electric heater When this icon is displayed the electric heaters are in use.

4 Target temperature Target ﬂow temperature Target room temperature

Compensation curve

5 OPTION Pressing the function button below this icon will display the option screen.

6 + Increase desired temperature using function button 3.

7 - Decrease desired temperature using function button 2.

8 Pressing the function button below this icon switches between

Zone 1 and Zone 2.

9 Information Pressing and holding the function button below this icon displays

the information screen.

10 Space heating mode Heating mode. Zone 1 or Zone 2.

Domestic hot water mode

Normal or ECO mode.

12 Holiday mode When this icon is displayed ‘Holiday mode’ activated.

13 Timer Prohibited Stand-by Stop Operating

14 Current temperature

Current room temperature Current water temperature of DHW tank

15 Smart grid ready When this icon is displayed, 'Smart grid ready' is active

Controller Display Settings

Main

screen

icons

This display screen

highlights all the functions

available on your contoller.

Please see below an

explanation of each icon.

Simple temperature adjustment

To adjust temperatures for your heating

outside of the schedule.

Press F2 to lower the temperature.

Press F3 to raise the temperature.

This can all be completed on the main

display screen.

Turning on priority hot water and heating

From the main homescreen,

press F4 to display the Options screen

To activate forced hot water press F1

To change hot water operating mode press F2

To change space heating mode press F3

View the YouTube video shown below

for more guidance.

Initial Set Up https://youtu.be/59f7VpZl6Zk

F1 F2 F3 F4

General Operation

Holiday mode

To set up holiday mode, hold down the power /

holiday button on the bottom right of the control.

Set the dates you are away and ensure the clock

is showing by pressing F1. Finally press the tick

button to conﬁrm your date selection.

Alternatively you can set this on your MELCloud

app. More details on MELCloud is explained on

page 12.

Wireless controller

You may also have a wireless controller, this

controller detects the temperature in the room

so ensure it is in a good location.

The top temperature displayed is the target

temperature and the bottom is the actual

temperature. Use the up and down arrows to

change the target temperature. Hold the tap

button to force the system into hot water mode.

For holiday mode, hold down the suitcase button

and adjust the time with the arrow buttons and

press the suitcase again to conﬁrm.

Holiday Mode https://youtu.be/fN63XaohEew

Wireless Controller https://youtu.be/KypR1WjDarg

F1 F2 F3 F4

Save Energy, Save Money

How to operate your system efﬁciently

The Ecodan provides water at a lower temperature than the gas or oil ﬁred boiler you

may be used to. This means that you may notice some differences between this system

and ones you have used before. Below is a list of the main differences and how these

will affect you.

Radiators will not feel

as hot as on a fossil

fuel boiler system.

This is not a problem for heating as

the radiator temperature is higher than

your desired room temperature.

Please do not hang clothes on the

radiators as it prevents the heat from

passing to the air in the room.

Central heating may

be slower to respond

when you change the

set temperature.

Please ensure you wait sufﬁcient

time before adjusting the controls

again. Be patient.

Difference to Oil/Gas Boiler

Implication Advice

Central heating will not

run whilst the hot water

tank is being heated.

Room temperature may

decrease a little during

water tank heat up.

Use the schedule function to heat

water up overnight or during a time

when the home is unoccupied.

Advanced Controls Heating can be tailored

to a your needs and

can result in a more

efﬁcient system.

It is normally more efﬁcient

to run the system in “Room Auto

Adaptation” mode for heating.

To optimise running costs it is advisable the homeowner seeks the most cost effective electricity tariff.

The supply temperature of

the central heating water in

a traditional heating system

is anywhere between 75°C

and 85°C, in the case of low

temperature heating this

temperature is anywhere

between 35°C and 55°C.

This is not only better for

the environment, it is also

a lot cheaper!

How does Ecodan differ to gas and oil heating?

https://youtu.be/OjHtDg_d95U

Using energy monitoring

https://youtu.be/f8hv7fMRcsw

Energy monitoring

When the homescreen is displayed, press F4 to

take you to the Options Screen. This will display

the energy monitoring ﬁgures on the far right as

shown in the image. The top battery symbol shows

you the total electrical energy consumption. The

bottom battery symbol shows the total heat

energy produced.

To ﬁnd out more detailed energy monitoring

information on your system, press F4 again.

This information can also be displayed on the MELCloud app.

More details on how to download the MELCloud app is on page 10.

F1 F2 F3 F4

Ecodan FTC - Guide

https://youtu.be/59f7VpZl6Zk

Viewing Main System Menu

To access the main settings menu, press button

B ‘MENU’.

Changing Date and Time

Use F1 and F2 Function Keys to scroll through

the menu list. When ‘Date/Time’ is highlighted

then press CONFIRM to edit.

Use the relevant function keys to edit each

initial setting then press CONFIRM to save

the setting.

To return to the main settings menu press

the BACK button.

From main settings menu use F2 and F3

Function Keys to highlight ‘Initial Settings’

icon and select by pressing button D to

‘CONFIRM’.

The following menus

will be displayed:

Holiday

Initial setting

Service (Password protected)

DHW (Domestic Hot Water)

Heating

Schedule

1 Sep 2015 14:57

Date/Time

2015 / 5/25 14:57

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