Control exactly how your system reacts in automatic mode

The submodes available allow the installer to easily finetune the way the system reacts to changes in indoor or outdoor temperature.

Powerful

• Can boost capacity above 100% if needed.
  The refrigerant temperature can go lower in cooling (higher in heating) than the set minimum (maximum in heating)
• Gives priority to fast reaction speed
  The refrigerant temperature goes down (or up in heating) fast to keep the room setpoint stable

• Gives priority to fast reaction speed
  The refrigerant temperature goes down (or up in heating) fast to keep the room setpoint stable

• Gives priority to efficiency
  The refrigerant temperature goes down (or up in heating) gradually giving priority to the efficiency of the system instead of the reaction speed