Air-water heat pump current consumption and data

Especially when there is no controlled residential ventilation present, it's completely normal, where do these considerations even come from?

Well, we shower for a total of about 10 minutes at most and not really hot. I already find condensate on the underside of the window to be too much.
The bathroom is about 13 square meters in size.
Maybe the rain showerhead is really to blame, which sprays out twice as much water as a normal showerhead.

well, when we shower it’s at most a total of 10 minutes and not really hot either. I already find condensation on the underside of the window too much. The bathroom is about 13 sqm. Maybe the rain shower is really to blame, as it pushes out twice as much water as a normal shower head.

You simply have the wrong expectation about the topic, that’s it. Better use your energy for something else. :cool:

it is certainly not the worst problem, that's true ;)

Why is it that only Alessandro has the problem and no one else? Not everyone has a [Kontrollierte-Wohnraumlüftung], most still don’t have one in new buildings. Here in the housing development of 20 houses, we are the only ones with a [Kontrollierte-Wohnraumlüftung], 3 others still have decentralized air extractors.

The others air crosswise or longer or they don't care.

Sorry, it was not meant as a jab at all, but I honestly believe that this is the case. More precisely: I believe most people actually don’t care. It’s normal, then, that the entire window even drips after showering... - with all the consequences that then exist after a few years. At least you ventilate. Many don’t even do that and then wonder about mold.