Malz1902
2021-02-19 08:16:24
- #1
Hello everyone and please don’t hit me.
Actually, the ERRs have been dismantled in all rooms except the children's room.
The thermostat is an RTR from Halmburger, with a display from 0-6.
According to the manual, the temperature should be 20°C at level 4, but in the room it is now 22° and the actuator is open and the room is being heated. When I set the room thermostat to level 3, you hear a click and the actuator closes, but shortly afterwards the actuator opens again, even though the room temperature is still around 22°C and the RTR is set to level 3.
Shouldn't the RTR only open the actuator again when the temperature in the room falls below I think 16°C at setting 3 on the RTR?
Or am I making a conceptual error here? The temperature is measured directly next to the RTR.
Shouldn't the RTR de-energize the actuator when the room temperature reaches a certain value? I understand that these analog RTRs are not the most accurate, but 6-7°C inaccuracy?
Actually, the ERRs have been dismantled in all rooms except the children's room.
The thermostat is an RTR from Halmburger, with a display from 0-6.
According to the manual, the temperature should be 20°C at level 4, but in the room it is now 22° and the actuator is open and the room is being heated. When I set the room thermostat to level 3, you hear a click and the actuator closes, but shortly afterwards the actuator opens again, even though the room temperature is still around 22°C and the RTR is set to level 3.
Shouldn't the RTR only open the actuator again when the temperature in the room falls below I think 16°C at setting 3 on the RTR?
Or am I making a conceptual error here? The temperature is measured directly next to the RTR.
Shouldn't the RTR de-energize the actuator when the room temperature reaches a certain value? I understand that these analog RTRs are not the most accurate, but 6-7°C inaccuracy?