L · Glossary
Load compensation controls
Also known as Load compensation, Room influence
Load compensation controls use indoor temperature feedback to adjust the heat sent into a heating system.
Load compensation controls are heating controls that use indoor temperature or measured heat demand inside the building to limit heating flow temperature or modulate heat-generator output. Unlike weather compensation, which responds mainly to outdoor temperature, load compensation responds to how the building is warming up and can reduce output as rooms approach the target temperature.
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Category
Heat pumps and heating
Applies to
Heat pumps & AC
Last reviewed
08 Jun 2026