Operating Instructions for Viessmann Vitotrol 200-E Remote Control

Quick guide from the manual

The Vitotrol 200-E is a wired remote control designed for Viessmann heat generators. It allows users to manage up to 4 heating circuits, adjust room and domestic hot water (DHW) temperatures, and configure time programs for efficient heating. The device features an illuminated graphic display and two control levels: Standard and Extended.

Safety instructions

Danger: Incorrectly executed work on the heating system can lead to life-threatening accidents. Always follow these precautions:

• Never open the appliance or remove the cladding.
• Do not touch hot surfaces of uninsulated pipes or flue pipes.
• If you smell gas: Do not smoke, do not switch electrical appliances on or off, close the gas shut-off valve, open windows, and evacuate the area.
• If water escapes from the appliance, switch off the heating system at the external isolator (fuse box) and notify your contractor.
• Ensure ambient temperatures in the installation room are between 0 °C and 35 °C.

Operating the remote control

The remote control offers two menu levels:

• Standard menu: Used for basic adjustments like room temperature and heating circuit selection.
• Extended menu: Used for all settings, including holiday programs, time programs, and display settings.

Use the cursor keys to scroll through menus and the OK button to confirm selections. If no settings are adjusted for a few minutes, the display will enter screensaver mode.

Central heating and DHW settings

You can set three room temperature levels for each heating circuit:

• Reduced: For night or absences.
• Standard: For daytime comfort.
• Comfort: For when you want to be particularly cozy.

Time programs: You can define time phases for central heating and DHW heating to ensure the system operates only when needed. You can set these individually for each day of the week or for the whole week.

Holiday programs: Use the "Holiday program" to save energy during long absences. Use "Holidays at home" if you are staying home for a few days but want to maintain a comfortable temperature without changing your regular time program.

Troubleshooting

If the system develops a fault, a symbol will flash on the display. Do not acknowledge fault messages repeatedly. Contact your heating contractor if the cause cannot be identified. Common issues include:

• Rooms too cold: Check if the operating program is enabled and verify room temperature/time program settings.
• Rooms too hot: Check if "Holidays at home" is active or if settings are too high.
• No hot water: Check DHW operating program and temperature settings.

Maintenance

The appliance surfaces can be cleaned with a commercially available, non-scouring domestic cleaning agent.