I believe it's Hypervolt's position that the CT must be fitted, irrespective of whether it will function without it.
It’s an option in their MI to disable the CT, so they can’t be that insistent.

Checking my own link from earlier, I said din switches, where it’s actually a rotary switch with 8 positions.
 
It’s an option in their MI to disable the CT, so they can’t be that insistent.

Checking my own link from earlier, I said din switches, where it’s actually a rotary switch with 8 positions.
I seem to recall that written information for their approved installers listed an explicit requirement that it be wired and connected in all circumstances.
 

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