Heating controllers
Heating controllers – Overview (PDF)
DeltaTherm® HC mini Heating controller
The DeltaTherm® HC mini offers a compact and user-friendly solution for simple heating systems. It can control a weather-compensated heating circuit and its backup heating demand. Additionally, there’s a choice of 5 different operating modes, a boiler protection option and a night correction.Due to the commissioning menu and the 4 pre-configured basic systems, configuration is quick and easy.
The chimney sweeper function and the holiday mode can be activated by pressing a single button.
DeltaTherm® HC Heating controller
The heating controller can control a weather-compensated heating circuit, the DHW loading and the backup heating demand for both. With up to five extension modules, further heating circuits, additional DHW functions such as circulation or thermal disinfection, and the efficient implementation of further heat sources can be controlled. Due to the flexible application and extension possibilities, the heating controller is also ideal for larger objects such as apartment houses, residential homes and industrial buildings.
DeltaTherm® HC MAX Heating controller
The DeltaTherm® HC MAX can control up to 4 weather-compensated heating circuits, the DHW loading and the backup heating demand for both. Additional DHW functions such as circulation or thermal disinfection, and the efficient implementation of further heat sources are possible. With extension modules, further heating circuits can be controlled. Due to the flexible application and extension possibilities, the heating controller is also ideal for larger objects such as apartment houses, residential homes and industrial buildings.
DeltaTherm® HC Plus Heating controller
The DeltaTherm® HC Plus can control 2 weather-compensated heating circuits and their backup heating demands. Additional DHW functions such as circulation or thermal disinfection, and the efficient implementation of further heat sources are possible. With extension modules, further heating circuits can be controlled. In summer, the heating circuits take over the demand-based cooling by means of a humidity sensor for dew point calculation.
