Firstly does the Cycles Per Hour and Minimum On Time parameters have any relevant if the boiler is being controlled via an Opentherm Bridge?
I currently use a BDR91 to control a motorised zone valve which in turn controls my UFH pump. I want to keep that pump running for as long as possible during an ON time schedule. I understand that the Cycles Per Hour and Min On Time parameters affect all BDR91 devices in the system. It was set to the default 6 per hour and 1 min.
So given that I have OT and one BDR91 that is controlling my zone valve, what settings should I set to make sure the zone valve / pump stay on for as long as possible. I've changed it to 3 per hour and kept it at 1 min. Will that achieve what I want.
I currently use a BDR91 to control a motorised zone valve which in turn controls my UFH pump. I want to keep that pump running for as long as possible during an ON time schedule. I understand that the Cycles Per Hour and Min On Time parameters affect all BDR91 devices in the system. It was set to the default 6 per hour and 1 min.
So given that I have OT and one BDR91 that is controlling my zone valve, what settings should I set to make sure the zone valve / pump stay on for as long as possible. I've changed it to 3 per hour and kept it at 1 min. Will that achieve what I want.
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