It cannot display that. Yes, I know, I have noticed that too.and what flow rate does the efficiency pump show you?
I just looked at about 10 different .dtas of your heat pump model, nobody really has such a high spread, your supply temperature is sometimes almost 40°...
How often does it start per day? If it has been heating for 7 hours straight, it can’t be that often.
At the marked point, was the heating rod active? Unfortunately, I cannot tell exactly from the graphic. Did the master in the Rosa forum of the AI/Novelan heat pumps not suspect a defective return flow sensor?The last heating cycle on the right is "normal" - no spread in standby - The curve of the return flow and flow come completely back together again from the end of the heating operation. Everything else to the left is unusual and unnecessarily prolongs the heating operation, shortens the pauses in between, and makes the operation "expensive" Basically, the blue and red curve must completely overlap except during heating operation and hot water. [ATTACH alt="E90D0BAA-53B5-4A22-AF35-5800B6C5B50D.jpeg"]56408[/ATTACH]
Yes, ultimately the heating element activated there at over 40 degrees supply temperature with a spread of over 15K. Yes, he did, but somehow my calls for help are being ignored there.Was the heating element active at the marked point? Unfortunately, I can't see it clearly in the graphic. Didn't the master in the HS dialog of the AI/Novelan heat pumps suspect a defective return flow sensor?
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