Air-water heat pump current consumption and data

Average -13.3, 6.67 m3, 72,624 kw/h, 24 hours runtime, 20-24 degrees, 150m2, 29.3 flow temperature 27.3 return temperature. :)

In the last 24 hours, 62.9 kWh of heat was generated for heating and hot water.
Outside temperature -1 to -11.9°C, average temperature -5.6°C. House 23°C. Colder than outside.
Compressor consumed 16.2 kWh. Consumption for the control electronics and circulation pump is not included. I would need another submeter for that. Thanks to sunshine, certainly quite a bit of solar gain today as well.
Total house consumption 23 kWh, today the oven was on for 22 minutes, otherwise only base consumption.

It’s really warm at your place :)

Yeah. It's a shame, really. I would have liked to see the heat pump at its performance limit.

Yeah. A pity actually. I would have liked to see the heat pump at its performance limit.

I don't think that will happen anymore this year. Tonight and tomorrow night it will still be as cold as yesterday. Then it will miraculously warm up by 15 degrees at night.

130 sqm on two full floors, KFW 55 without controlled residential ventilation, room temperature between 21.5°C and 22.5°C
10.02: -5.9°C to -2.6°C
11.02: -11.3°C to 0°C

55 kWh total electricity according to electricity meter

But that is not nice.

Just to avoid misunderstandings: That is the electricity amount for both days (48h)

How many m2 do you have? 65kw heat is quite reasonable, comparing it to the amount we produce you have a 130m2 house :-) if you consider the insulation/KfW, a maximum of 150/160m2.

We now have 39kw electricity, 132kw heat amount for the house but it was too warm, we had 24.5 degrees in the living room. Fortunately, the heating element is off. I set the heating curve back to 25 21.5 0. Then there was a 6-hour break at first, now it only ran for 4 hours at night. Currently, except for one child's room, the whole house is still too warm.
That's what happens when you set too much at the same time.