Zaba12
2021-02-09 19:42:04
- #1
Yesterday I had one more heating cycle than today. This made it yesterday a psychologically important 29.8kWh total house consumption. Today it will not be 23kWh total house consumption anymore.
Air-water heat pump current consumption and data
- Erstellt am 2020-09-29 11:06:43
Zaba12
2021-02-09 19:43:04
- #2
Played around a bit with the hydraulics today, let's see what comes out of it now :)
I'm curious. Fingers crossed
halmi
2021-02-09 21:32:25
- #3
Yesterday I had one heating cycle more than today. That made it a psychologically important 29.8 kWh total house consumption yesterday. Today it will be no more than 23 kWh total house consumption.
How do you manage that? Our heat pump is already at about 24.5 kWh today, total consumption about 42 kWh.
Supply temperature is about 30 degrees, currently -8.2 outside temperature.
Bookstar
2021-02-09 21:51:37
- #4
Yesterday I had one more heating cycle than today. That made it a psychologically important 29.8 kWh total house consumption yesterday. Today it will be no more than 23 kWh total house consumption.
So how is that possible? 10 kWh would surely be house consumption, leaving 13 for heating. That is not explainable.
halmi
2021-02-09 22:30:19
- #5
The hot water is ready.
teh_M
2021-02-09 22:34:40
- #6
That actually fits quite well with my observations. We currently have a heat demand of 40-50 kWh. The district heating shows a power output between 1.5-2 kW when I look at it. AT on average at -12 (24h average)
Additionally, electricity consumption is 8-12 kWh. With a COP of about 3.5, that already matches for Zaba.
Additionally, electricity consumption is 8-12 kWh. With a COP of about 3.5, that already matches for Zaba.