Air-water heat pump current consumption and data

Was a good tip, we have 0.5 degrees more in the house and the heating ran a bit longer. Consumption 18 kWh instead of 12 kWh. I will let it run like this for the next few days and then see. It has also gotten significantly colder again.

I thought that too. Makes more sense than 26/20

Hi! I want to join in here: What does 26/20 mean? Flow temperature 26 and room temperature 20 degrees? Or what does it mean?

Morning!
I want to join in here: What does 26/20 mean?
Flow temperature 26 and room temperature 20 degrees?
Or what does that mean?

This refers to the end point and base point of the heating curve.

Now the exciting days are coming. The sun has withdrawn and the temperatures are dropping below 0 degrees again. I'm curious whether we will freeze to death or if I will just be stoking the stove all the time. The woman has already ordered jackets :D

Endurance is the motto!

Now the exciting days are coming. The sun has withdrawn and the temperatures are dropping below 0 degrees again. I'm curious whether we will freeze to death or if I'll just be tending the stove all the time. The wife has already ordered jackets :D

Endurance is the motto!

Let's see, today was supposed to be cloudy, but it wasn't. Heating, hot water, lunch free, and storage full. So we made it through today as well and are 100% self-sufficient.

P.S. Don't forget the bathroom rugs, then the tiles won't be so cold :-p

Zaba, have you ever done a profitability calculation for the photovoltaic system and storage? I would be interested to know when it pays off. Have you also taken into account higher interest due to a larger loan? Is it somehow subsidized by [KfW]?