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1: What is the primary aim of the control modes of the COMFORT pumps?

To reduce heat and electrical energy consumption without sacrificing the comfort of the house residents

1: What is the primary aim of the control modes of the COMFORT pumps?

To increase energy consumption while maintaining the comfort of the house residents

1: What is the primary aim of the control modes of the COMFORT pumps?

To shut down the system completely to conserve energy

2: What problems do hot water recirculation systems aim to solve in households?

Reduce the waiting time for hot water, save water wastage, and prevent hygiene concerns such as Legionella growth

2: What problems do hot water recirculation systems aim to solve in households?

Increase the waiting time for hot water, maximise water wastage, and promote Legionella growth

2: What problems do hot water recirculation systems aim to solve in households?

Reduce the waiting time for hot water, minimise pump noise, and encourage water stagnation

3: What are the materials used to make the COMFORT pump parts that are exposed to water?

Copper and aluminium

3: What are the materials used to make the COMFORT pump parts that are exposed to water?

Iron and steel

3: What are the materials used to make the COMFORT pump parts that are exposed to water?

Brass, stainless steel, and composite materials

4: How do you activate Setting Mode?

Press the arrow button until the green thermometer icon lights up

4: How do you activate Setting Mode?

Press the arrow button until the cogwheel symbol lights up in green

4: How do you activate Setting Mode?

Press the arrow button until it starts blinking