Ämne: FTX Evoair a1000s

[ja100]

Hello I have the above ventilation unit installed with the evo control panel, it was installed before I moved in but recently had problems which meant a part needed changing and was restored to factory settings.
I’m wondering if someone could offer some advice on how to optimise it.. as I have very little knowledge or understanding of what the configurable values mean. My aim is to optimise the heating capabilities for winter in particular. Thanks!
Live in Stockholm with a villa of ~150 sq m. Sorry for English I am still learning!

[Carl N]

I think you need to call in a ventilation technician.
You need someone to measure the airflow to fix this.

[delpha51]

Hello I have the above ventilation unit installed with the evo control panel, it was installed before I moved in but recently had problems which meant a part needed changing and was restored to factory settings.
I’m wondering if someone could offer some advice on how to optimise it.. as I have very little knowledge or understanding of what the configurable values mean. My aim is to optimise the heating capabilities for winter in particular. Thanks!
Live in Stockholm with a villa of ~150 sq m. Sorry for English I am still learning!

Supply air temperature: Increase the supply air temperature during winter. This will ensure warmer air is circulated throughout your house. However, be mindful not to set it too high, as it can become uncomfortable and inefficient. A good starting point could be around 20-22°C.
Ventilation level: Adjust the ventilation level based on occupancy and activity. During the winter, you might want to slightly reduce the ventilation level when the house is unoccupied or during the coldest hours to minimize heat loss. However, ensure proper ventilation is still maintained for air quality purposes.
Filter cleaning: Regularly clean the filters according to the manufacturer's instructions. Clogged filters can hinder airflow and reduce efficiency.

[rosydam]

Geometry Dash

Supply air temperature: Increase the supply air temperature during winter. This will ensure warmer air is circulated throughout your house. However, be mindful not to set it too high, as it can become uncomfortable and inefficient. A good starting point could be around 20-22°C.
Ventilation level: Adjust the ventilation level based on occupancy and activity. During the winter, you might want to slightly reduce the ventilation level when the house is unoccupied or during the coldest hours to minimize heat loss. However, ensure proper ventilation is still maintained for air quality purposes.
Filter cleaning: Regularly clean the filters according to the manufacturer's instructions. Clogged filters can hinder airflow and reduce efficiency.

You're right

[watsicagaylord]

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Hello I have the above ventilation unit installed with the evo control panel, it was installed before I moved in but recently had problems which meant a part needed changing and was restored to factory settings.
I’m wondering if someone could offer some advice on how to optimise it.. as I have very little knowledge or understanding of what the configurable values mean. My aim is to optimise the heating capabilities for winter in particular. Thanks!
Live in Stockholm with a villa of ~150 sq m. Sorry for English I am still learning!

Hi! It breaks my heart to learn that your air conditioner isn't working properly. Let me assist you in getting it ready for winter now that it's back to factory settings. I will presume that winters are cold in Stockholm as that is where you reside. Could you kindly elaborate on the exact problems you're facing or the values that are in place at the moment? I can then provide you advise that is more specific to your needs. By the way, what range of temperatures is your villa currently experiencing?