Select the heating control mode
The Enki app offers four distinct modes to adapt the behavior of your heating appliance to your needs:
Home mode
To simplify the day-to-day management of your heating, activate "Home" mode so that the appliance automatically applies the general schedule already defined in the central "Heating" section of your Enki app. To do this, add your equipment to modes and schedules so that it can follow the overall control settings.
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Using a radiator from the heating tab
Equipment schedule
To adapt thermal comfort to the specific features of the room where this equipment is located, select "Equipment schedule" mode so that the appliance follows the individual, customized schedule you have configured for it.
Manual mode
To adjust the temperature occasionally according to your current needs, switch to "Manual" mode to maintain a fixed setpoint temperature until your next change.
Frost protection mode
To safely turn off your heating during mild periods while protecting your home, set the appliance to "Off" mode. This will turn off the system while maintaining automatic frost protection as soon as the room temperature drops below 7°C.
Adjust the temperature and check the heating status
Adjusting the Setpoint Temperature
To set the target temperature that your heating system should reach and maintain in the room, use the "Desired temperature" function by pressing the (+) and (-) buttons or by moving the rotary slider directly on the screen. This component is inactive if an override is in progress on the equipment; you must cancel the override in order to take control.
Monitoring the Measured Temperature and Heating Status (for compatible equipment)
To check the effectiveness of your installation at a glance, consult the central indicator, which displays the exact room temperature along with the flame icon. The latter is displayed only when the heating system is actively operating.
Measured data chart (for compatible equipment)
To analyze changes in room temperature over the course of several hours and understand the thermal behavior of your home, consult the visual chart of the measured data.