Air-water heat pump current consumption and data

2021-02-10 12:40:02

I don't fully understand the question, but for the bathroom there is a heat loss of 912 watts – meaning that of the required 1,612 watts, only 700 come from the underfloor heating. The rest comes from somewhere else ==> you need to tell us what electrical heaters are mounted on the wall. Completely incomprehensible how such a design can be made when different laying distances are possible. In your case, everywhere 100mm. In the bathroom, 75 or even better 50mm would have been possible. Also incomprehensible a 35/28 degree design. Why so high with such a large temperature spread?

So there is also a partial wall heating in the bathroom and it is laid a bit tighter. But certainly the design *needs optimization*.

2021-02-10 12:40:42

You basically have an undercoverage in every room as far as I can see, right? :oops:

2021-02-10 12:51:36

Can you zoom in on a heating cycle? It looks like you have a return kick immediately after the start of the heating cycle

2021-02-10 13:04:41

Can you zoom in on a heating cycle? It looks like you have a return flow kick immediately after the start of the heating cycle

Sure, I resolved it a bit differently again.

2021-02-10 13:06:49

Only this area so that minutes become visible

2021-02-10 13:37:41

The breaks are really insanely short for such a long running time. What causes the return flow to drop so quickly?

I would say the -3 degrees outside temperature :). But you have that too, so that wouldn't be an explanation.

Air-water heat pump current consumption and data

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