The Gt Crono has fifty zones, each of which can be set up as a temperature controlled zone, or as a timed control for contact activated components
Ten water pumps can be assigned - if one of the zones set up for temperature control asks for heating, it activates a pump to send hot water through the radiators
There are ten base times - each zone, whether temperature or time controlled, is assigned a base time - this means that if one zone assigned to that base time has its time settings changed, all zones with that base time will change with it
Each zone's control can be altered by use of an external contact, for example, a door switch or a PIR sensor, this conditioning can be used to set the zone to run at a comfort temperature when the room is occupied
Each zone has two working temperature levels, economy and comfort. For maximum energy efficiency, each level can be set individually per zone
If the building is unoccupied, the system can be set in anti-freeze mode. This can be de-activated at a set date and time
Each zone can be allocated up to five operating periods per day. These daily periods can be set individually per day, allowing, for example, the weekends to operate at different periods compared to weekdays
Each zone has its own archive which records daily working hours and total running hours, as well as minimum and maximum recorded temperatures achieved
Clear graph displaying readout of the last 48 hours temperature
The system can provide a minimum and maximum temperature warning for each zone to an external alarm system
The control unit has a large screen and is extremely user friendly with push button control
The centrally controlled unit has modular interfaces which simplifies wiring
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