General Assist Technical Reference
10°C Heat Operation
How 10°C Heat works and how to enable or cancel the function
10°C Heat is an economical heating function designed to help maintain the room at approximately 10°C, typically for overnight or low-occupancy periods where full comfort heating is not required.
1. How to activate 10°C Heat
- Ensure the air conditioner is available for operation.
- Press the 10°C HEAT button on the wireless remote controller.
- The remote controller will display 10°C in the temperature display.
- The system will operate in heating as required to maintain the room at approximately 10°C.
Purpose of the function
The function is intended as a low-energy form of heating. It is useful where the room should be prevented from becoming excessively cold without operating at a normal comfort heating setpoint.
The function is intended as a low-energy form of heating. It is useful where the room should be prevented from becoming excessively cold without operating at a normal comfort heating setpoint.
2. Airflow and louvre operation
| Function | Available during 10°C Heat |
|---|---|
| Vertical louvre SET adjustment | Yes |
| Horizontal louvre SET adjustment | Yes |
| SWING function | No |
Important: The vertical and horizontal louvre positions can be set during 10°C Heat operation, however the SWING function is not available.
3. How to cancel 10°C Heat
10°C Heat can be cancelled in either of the following ways:
- Press the 10°C HEAT button again.
- Turn the air conditioner off using the remote controller.
4. Operating notes
| Remote controller display | Displays 10°C while the function is active. |
| Room temperature target | Approximately 10°C. |
| Heating behaviour | The indoor unit starts heating as required when room temperature falls to the level required by the 10°C Heat control. |
| Typical use | Low-energy overnight or standby heating. |
Note: 10°C Heat is intended to maintain a low room temperature and is not a substitute for normal comfort heating where a higher occupied-room temperature is required.
General Assist technical reference – 10°C Heat Operation.