Air-water heat pump current consumption and data

It wasn't quite that bad for us, fortunately. This time the heat pump even managed the hot water at -13 degrees, yay :).

last 24h

Heat quantity 140 kwh
Heating electricity 45 kwh
Household electricity 10 kwh

If you look at the heat quantity and now want to achieve that with fan heaters (2kw), then you would have to have 3 radiators running around the clock in the house. I find it impressive at these temperatures that this would be enough to supply the house plus hot water.

So, first small stress test now with us as well. The really cold weather only arrived here the night before last. Last night it was probably down to -16 degrees. Now -8. (average -8.5)

Last 24h 96kWh heat quantity (including hot water) and 26kWh electricity. Electricity internal meter. So there should be a bit more added. But the house is constantly warm at 22 degrees, basement 18 degrees. No heating rod is turned off here... let's see if an error message comes up at some point. :p

Consumption for the last 24h: 9m³ gas. Corresponds to approx. 4 €, excluding basic charge.
At night it was -14°
220 sqm heated area
Indoor temperature: 24°
Hot water and circulation permanently on.

Consumption for the last 24h: 9m³ gas. Corresponds to approx. €4, excluding base charge. At night it was -14° 220 sqm heated area Indoor temperature: 24° Hot water and circulation permanently on.

You are in the wrong thread :p *joking* For us it was still -18.5 degrees around 7 a.m. It is currently -16.2 degrees. The heat pump will only start in 3-4 hours. Hopefully we will then only be in single-digit minus.

Consumption from 11.02-12.02 was 55 kWh total electricity consumption - 10 kWh household + 45 kWh heat pump Temperature inside the house 22-23°C, heated area approx. 120sqm Outside temperature around -10°C Red = supply Blue = return The peaks upwards are hot water

Crazy how different the consumptions are. The gas being so cheap is also crazy.