Airzone Easyzone ZS6 Manual Del Usuario página 6

Unoccupied. This mode aims to short periods of absence. Avoids the temperature to
surpass the established limit temperature for cooling and heating mode, generating
demand with a set point temperature previously established by the installer (27 ºC (81 ºF)
in cooling mode and 17.5 ºC (63 ºF) in heating mode by default) for returning to the allowed
values, as long as the zone is on.
When interacting with the zone while this mode is selected, the controller displays the
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unoccupied override warning. If the set point temperature is changed, it is maintained for
the pre-established period of time.
Vacation. This mode aims to long periods of absence. It turns off all the zones to save
energy and turns them on avoiding the temperature to surpass the established limit
temperature (35 ºC (95 ºF) in cooling mode and 10 ºC (50 ºF) in heating mode), generating
demand with the previous set point temperature before activating the vacation mode.
When interacting with the zone while this mode is selected, the controller displays the
vacation override warning. If the set point temperature is changed, it is maintained for the
preestablished period of time (60 minutes by default) and turns off the zones again.
Stop. The air-conditioning system will remain switched off regardless of the demand status
of any zone, all the motorized dampers will remain opened.
Zone navigation
Access to all
the zones
Access to the zone
Zone set point
temperature
Zone room
temperature
The "All zones" option allows you to control all the zones at the same time, communicating the
changes to all of them.
Press the name of a zone to control it remotely from the thermostat. When the system detects
a temperature error in a specific zone, the zone displays the error code instead of the room
temperature (see Incidents section).
Remote zone navigation icons:
Return to the zone navigation list.
Return to the main screen.
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Return to the
main screen
Switch all the
zones on or off
Switch the zone
on or off
Zone navigation