Cooling with heat pump via underfloor heating?

We are now in the 2nd summer with our climate system. We turn it on when it starts to get too hot from the sun. Then it stays on in almost all rooms (only if there is another outside temperature drop do we turn everything off in between). Everything regulates itself. Normally the setpoint is 24 degrees, sometimes the building control changes it to 23, sometimes to 25 (depending on how the building "reacts" to the outside temperatures). This constant turning on and off generally annoys us to hell ;) . If it's 200kWh+ per year then it is 200kWh+, in winter I also don't constantly turn off the heating when it gets too warm but let it regulate afterwards (or you have a good balancing in the underfloor heating so that you don't need a setpoint).

can you briefly explain the context of "cooling with heat pump via underfloor heating"?

can you briefly explain the context of "Cooling with heat pump via underfloor heating"?

Oh, the forum sheriff is here... :rolleyes:

Oh the forum sheriff is here... :rolleyes:

Yeah... but I have to defend him a bit. There are tons of topics about air conditioning. And only one real one about cooling with an air-water heat pump. I was happy back then to have found this thread to read experiences. When eventually 10 out of 20 pages deal with problems and findings about air conditioning, it stops being fun to read the thread.

There are tons of topics about air conditioners. And only one proper one about cooling via air-water heat pump. I was happy back then to have found this thread to read experiences.

Unfortunately, I can only report next year. But since my Panasonic can do something like that in the standard setting (which is actually normal for Panasonic), I will definitely do the test next summer.

If at some point 10 out of 20 pages deal with the problems and insights of air conditioning, it’s no longer fun to read the thread

Well, there are no problems with air conditioning. System on = cold… end of story. So I cannot understand the objection. On the other hand, there are problems with cooling via underfloor heating since it is rather homeopathic in nature, and thus the posts in such a thread would always have to predominate.