Programmer can indicate when boiler service is due

01 October, 2014

Danfoss, central heating programmer, timer

Danfoss’s FP735Si electronic programmer can control two heating zones and hot water independently. Up to six on-off periods can be set for each channel. The pre-programmed settings will suit many households, but they are easy to change. Over-ride periods can jump to the next setting or add extra time.

These programmers can operate in 7-day mode, 5/2-day mode or 24-hour mode.

Another feature that can be set during installation is to indicate when the boiler needs to be serviced.

A holiday mode over-ride all functions during periods away and restores then to the original settings on a date pre-set by the user.

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