The weather has taken a sudden turn, and after a long summer, we’ve woken up to fall. To ensure your home stays cozy as the days grow colder, it’s important to switch your heat pump from summer to winter mode in time.
Making the switch to winter mode will ensure optimal heating for your home, allowing you to enjoy comfortable warmth without worry, regardless of the weather outside. This adjustment will help your heat pump adapt to the changing temperatures and begin efficiently heating your space when you need it most.
For more information on how to switch to winter mode, check out our step-by-step guide. Remember – the right settings will ensure a cozy and energy-efficient home!
How to Switch From Summer to Winter Mode?
Switching modes is quick and easy with the CLOUD.KRONOTERM app, and can be done in just four steps:
- Open the Basic overview: When you launch the app, you’ll be taken to the basic overview, where you can quickly access the basic functions of your heating system.
- Access additional options via the hamburger menu: In the top-left corner of the screen, you’ll see a symbol with three horizontal lines (the hamburger menu). Tap this icon to open the side menu, which contains additional settings.
- Select Shortcuts: From the menu, choose “Shortcuts,” giving you fast access to key heating features.
- Set the Operating mode: From the displayed options, find “Operating Mode.” To turn on the heating, select either “Auto” or “On” mode and confirm your choice.
When Should You Switch to Winter Mode?
It’s best to switch to winter mode when you notice a consistent drop in temperatures, typically when the outdoor temperature falls below 15°C and stays there throughout the day. In most cases, this happens in early fall, though the timing may vary depending on local weather conditions.
To be fully prepared, keep an eye on the forecast, and use the first chilly week as a reminder to switch to winter mode. Acting promptly ensures your home stays comfortably warm before the temperatures take a more dramatic dive.
If you need additional help with your heat pump settings, contact us here.
