Which driver for Vitodens 100? It is possible to steer. hot water

Hello!

Today you came from the Viessmann service with the Euroster 2005 controller. As the interface of this controller is very illegible, and my wife will definitely not be able to handle it (she will forget it quickly), so I sent you home from the service. The more so that g. demanded PLN 500 for it (I knew the price earlier, but I was assured that I could regulate everything with this controller and that it was very easy to use).

The service guy also told me that it is not possible to set up remote control / programming for hot water preparation - is that true? However, it is not that necessary.

So I need a simple to use, two-tariff (day - night) wireless controller for this stove.
I am asking you for advice on which driver to choose.

Regards!

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you have been looking for 5 seconds. you might find something cheaper

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Just like @kos10r, the Auraton series controllers are simple to use. I also have a 2020TX radio model.
In this thread there is a video with the appearance of https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic1531451.html#7482151.
And my wife can program it herself.

Thank you for the answer. I wasn't quite sure which ones were suitable, so I decided to ask.

Regards!

EDIT: Wait a minute, isn't this Auraton 2005 the same as Euroster 2005? I just did not want this driver due to the fact that it is not very intuitive .... but I will look for nothing yet. Thanks again.

Regards.

To the condensing Auraton? Oh horror

Dude Mirzo - can you elaborate?

Regards

It is a pity to lose the possibilities of boiler automation for the use of auraton, on-off regulator. I do not know vissmann, but probably dedicated automation can do more and control the operation of the boiler more economically.
Not to mention the auraton, which is a simple regulator and very useful for other devices

Well, yes, but dedicated automation costs PLN 4,900, and the stove itself costs PLN 6,500.

EDIT:

..from this list what would you choose? http://www.nokaut.pl/szukaj/termostat-bezwodowy.html

The closest would be to use deDietrich from the AD series, although it's far from ideal...

Viessmann room thermostat:
- Vitotrol 100 UTD (wired): PLN 440
- Vitotrol 100 UTD-RF (radio): PLN 1050

With a control output (two-position output) - i.e. on/off (such as: Auraton, Euroster, etc...),
- With digital timer,
- With daily and weekly program,

With rotary switch with the following functions:
- Normal room temperature "Day mode",
- Reduced room temperature "Night mode",
- Frost protection temperature "Protective mode",
- Two fixed time programs,
- One individually adjustable time program,
- holiday programme,
- With party mode and economy mode buttons,

... that is, like popular room thermostats, you cannot set the temperature of tap water from the room regulator. Anyway, why?

Full service of the boiler from the room can be obtained, for example, by buying the Vitodens 200 + Vitotrol 300 boiler. Besides, I do not believe that the Viessmann factory service came to install the Euroster. Before letting the supposed service technician into the boiler room, ask for the service authorization .

So it all comes down to ease of use and programmability. The common feature of all controllers is the on/off system.

I understand that both Emos T105VF costing PLN 140 and Dedietrich for over PLN 1000 can handle my stove. The effect will be the same - just at a given temperature, the stove will be turned off or on. I understand correctly? So it's all a matter of brand/price, and the effect will be similar?

wawrzeczko_t - please call www.serwis-24.pl (this is not an advertisement) and ask with what controller they will come to Viessmann (perhaps they have Vitotrols, but they did not mention). So they will come with Euroster 2005 at the price of PLN 500.

Zientas wrote:

So it all comes down to ease of use and programmability. The common feature of all controllers is the on/off system.

Not everyone! But Vitotrol 100, Auraton, Euroster, ... - this is a similar ointment.

Zientas wrote:

I understand that both Emos T105VF costing PLN 140 and Dedietrich for over PLN 1000 can handle my stove. The effect will be the same - just at a given temperature, the stove will be turned off or on. I understand correctly? So it's all a matter of brand/price, and the effect will be similar?

I don't know (I don't know Emos and Dietris). The room thermostat must be one that accepts 230V (230V flows through the thermostat so be careful when connecting!)

Zientas wrote:

wawrzeczko_t - please call www.serwis-24.pl (this is not an advertisement) and ask with what controller they will come to Viessmann (perhaps they have Vitotrols, but they did not mention). So they will come with Euroster 2005 at the price of PLN 500.

Change service company

The difference is essential. The thermostats listed above are... Thermostats . Their work comes down to the on-off function. . DeDietrich is a regulator, i.e. it modulates the operation of the burner, thanks to which the economy of the boiler operation increases. It costs PLN 749 in the catalog. Although it does not change the fact that the boiler always works best and most optimally with a dedicated regulator.

Regulation of the burner operation is possible, but provided that the given model of the stove has such capabilities - in the sense of connecting such an extensive controller. As far as I know mine doesn't. So all that's left is a sophisticated "on-off"
So basically I know everything.

One more question.

How are the settings on the knob on the stove to control the room regulator?

The regulator turns on and the stove starts to heat up to, for example, the set position on the knob or the settings on the stove knob are as if irrelevant and the stove heats at full power until the room regulator turns it off?

Even though you only install a room thermostat, the Vitodens 100 will still regulate the operation of the burner (flame modulation), but only depending on the water temperature in the boiler.

On the other hand, on the central heating temperature knob in the boiler, set the calculation temperature that has been adopted for your central heating installation. In the case of a condensing boiler - the lower - the better. But if the radiators are installed for the supply temperature of 75 degrees Celsius, this setting must be made on the knob for the temperature of the central heating in the boiler. To sum up, the regulator turns on and the boiler starts to heat up to the set position on the knob on the boiler.

Well, that's all clear. Thank you all for your comments!

Hello,

The service provided me with the Auraton 2005TX controller and, at my request, with an external weather sensor. The effect of this is that the stove regulates the water temperature depending on the weather, it does not respond at all to the settings (on / off) of the room sensor. Is it possible to set the Vitodens 100 W stove (or possibly retrofit the electronics) so that the stove strives to achieve a different temperature during the day than at night (or, for example, it reacts to on/off signals from a room sensor, but the heating power is set using a sensor weather) ?

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so that the stove strives to reach a different temperature during the day and a different temperature at night (or, for example, reacts to the on/off signals from the room sensor, but set the heating power using the weather sensor)?

This is what it's supposed to look like. And what do you have set on the boiler on the knob for regulating the water temperature in the radiators?

The temperature control knob is the only mechanism that now allows me to change the temperature in the house - during the day I set it to more or less 4, at night I manually change it to 3. I would like the room sensor to do this work for me - i.e. turn off the stove at night when the temperature it will reach, for example, 19 or 20 degrees C, and during the day the stove would work by itself according to the settings on the knob.

Does the Vitodens 100 W have a 24-hour regulation of water heating in an external storage tank? The service man said that in these furnaces it is not very possible and with good insulation of the tank (I have a 120 L Viessmann from the set) unnecessary. - At the moment, I just permanently set the knob to "dot" (I think 7) to control the temperature of the water in the tank.

This is how it is supposed to work (i.e. the room thermostat is supposed to turn the burner on/off depending on the temperature room air ). However, if it is like yours that the Vitodens 100-W is equipped with an external sensor, then on the right knob on the boiler you only change the level (!) of the factory-set heating curve, which is 1.4 (read the manual). So you can't set the water temperature in the boiler on this knob (which is justified, because the boiler does it itself thanks to the external sensor). Either way, there is a room thermostat for the burner (but not for the pump) in the master boiler.

The Vitodens 100-W cannot set the time periods for the boiler (DHW heating). This is available on 200 series boilers and above. There is already digital automation that can do "miracles".

Thank you for the information.
I was just hoping that the room thermostat would be superior to the burner in the boiler, but unfortunately it doesn't work like that for me - I haven't noticed any influence of the thermostat on the operation of the furnace (i.e. the burner works, although the thermostat indicates that it should not and vice versa - the thermostat says it should, and the burner does not work.
Does that mean it's just wired wrong? The service technician has already been on this matter twice, the second time he replaced the board in the oven, but since it was at the end of spring, I couldn't test it anymore.

I think so - wrongly connected thermostat (e.g. vice versa) or something similar on the part of electronics / electricity.

As I understood from the above entries, it is possible to connect Euroster 2026 TX to the dual-function Vitodens 100W with floor automation and a 150L tank (the current room controller is Vitotrol 100).

As I conclude, this will not affect the functioning of the weather automatics attached to the furnace.

As a technician from Euroster told me - the weather automation is connected to the boiler and has no connection with the room controller.

Please tell me how I should connect the Euroster regulator with the boiler. I also assume that it is not possible for the Vitotrol 100 to remain connected to the stove as a second control. I mean the Vitotrol is on the ground floor and the Euroster is in the bedroom.

Hi
Sorry for the layman question, but I don't know much about this.
I have a vitodens 100 stove. On the ground floor there is a thermostat on the wall (ordinary - only the temperature knob)
I would like to change this thermostat to one with the ability to program the temperature at a given time, e.g. euroster 2000.
Will this kit be compatible?
The offer also includes wireless ones - do I understand correctly that it works in such a way that where the thermostat will be located, the stove will regulate the temperature of the radiators in this room?

greetings

It will work...

Hello.. I have a vitodensa 100 with a water exchanger.. I am looking for a wireless controller, what can you recommend.. there are a lot of them and the prices are different.. what is the difference between one for 200 and one for 800?? thanks in advance

Generally not. They will work the same.

Hello.

I found the following settings in my Vitotrol 100 in the SERVICE menu:

PD-ADJUSTMENT:
- Amplitude
- Time constant
- Reg-Offset

Could someone explain to me what these settings are for, and help me restore the factory defaults, because I've pokmerated and I don't remember what I had set as standard there.

Thank you in advance.
Raphael.

Guys, I have a similar dilemma. I have a vitodens 100 WB1 boiler with weather control, year of manufacture 2000, so a bit different than those discussed here and now I have doubts. Which driver will be suitable for it?

I would like it to control the temperature according to the room, but at the same time use the set heating curve. Will the vitotrol 100 suffice or must a vitotrol 200 be installed? Does the controller show the outside temperature and e.g. on the boiler?

Alternatively, can a different, cheaper driver be used, how will it be with compatibility? The boiler is already old and it is not known how much more it will pull. The manual says to connect two wires, so like most simple controllers up to PLN 150.

See my comprehensive solution for controlling a gas-coal boiler room and lowering the central heating temperature is controlled by the AURATON 2020TX regulator. By using three regulators from the boiler, pumps, mixing valve plus AURATON, all problems with central heating and hot water temperature control have been solved.

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