Cooling in summer with air-to-water heat pump, underfloor heating and/or ventilation system?

  • Erstellt am 2018-04-21 16:39:13

stefanc84

2018-05-23 01:44:12
  • #1
I didn't route the ventilation system through the ground, but in my experience, cooling via air does not work as well as expected. Example: 25 degrees inside the house. Outside at night 8 degrees, bypass open, which means the 8 degrees more or less go directly into the supply air. Still, the room temperature hardly drops at all, because apparently the screed and walls, the entire mass of the house, do not lose the stored heat from the day that quickly. However, I have no comparison to how it would be without ventilation. It could of course be that we would already be at 27 degrees room temperature then.
 

GManuel

2018-06-09 16:13:09
  • #2
Hello,

I also have a question: I have a Tecalor 404 THZ Eco in the house, an air heat pump.

In summer, the underfloor heating switches off thanks to the summer mode parameter.

Wouldn't it be possible to set the temperature for the summer mode higher so that the underfloor heating turns on and simply set the room temperature to e.g. 22°?

Then it would actually lead to cooling in the house if, for example, the outside temperature was 25°!?

They always say you have to watch out for condensation forming on the pipes in the floor, but with only a slight difference to the outside temperature...?
 

toxicmolotof

2018-06-09 16:33:49
  • #3
No, it doesn't work like that. Because the heating simply wouldn't turn on at 25 degrees.

However, there are heat pumps that simply store the heat in the house passively into the ground via the probe in summer without a compressor. The disadvantage, however, is that the floor then feels cold.
 

kaho674

2018-07-25 21:34:13
  • #4
We have geothermal energy with cooling function. It has been 30°C outside for days. In our house, it is constantly 22°C - even on the upper floor. We are so happy that we bought this function back then.
 

Tommes78

2018-07-26 09:07:35
  • #5
we have an air-to-water heat pump and can also cool with it. It works. The downside is that the floor becomes cold. Negative as well but of course system-related is that the compressor runs all the time and consumes electricity.
 

kaho674

2018-07-26 09:10:41
  • #6
At 30°C outside, I am really happy about my cold floor. When you come in from outside, you just want to lie down on the floor. Otherwise, there are slippers. This Friday, nearly 40°C is expected. Let's see what the cooling will manage then.
 

Similar topics
13.06.2012Underfloor heating and mechanical ventilation with heat recovery (MVHR), replacement of ordinary radiators23
30.08.2013Underfloor heating and carpet12
09.12.2012Climate blanket vs. underfloor heating13
12.02.2013Heating single-family house, underfloor heating conversion, insulation, gas boiler defective19
06.03.2013Pump noises in underfloor heating, pump in living room, noise disturbance13
24.07.2013Additional costs due to underfloor heating11
01.10.2020Is an additional heater recommended in the bathroom with underfloor heating?71
04.11.2013Underfloor heating, room thermostats and cold tiles28
27.11.2014Questions about underfloor heating with geothermal energy40
19.09.2023Cooling via underfloor heating with brine heat pump45
10.08.2020How to tell if underfloor heating is running - ERR still without thermostat cover50
15.09.2020Which heating system is suitable for a room temperature of 23 °C?22
31.12.2020Danfoss underfloor heating too warm15
24.08.2021Cooling with heat pump via underfloor heating?117
06.08.2021Active and Passive Air-Water Heat Pump: Difference in Cooling18
08.10.2021Air-water heat pump combined with underfloor heating does not work properly65
23.12.2021What flow temperatures are you currently running?192
19.01.2022New building with underfloor heating, residential ventilation, and air conditioning21
31.03.2023Is the Vitodens 200-W sufficient for underfloor heating?17
21.11.2024Underfloor heating on the upper floor - one room always remains too cold20

Oben