ludwig88sta
2019-12-18 16:48:03
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We have also installed the Geisha (the new one) since the beginning of 208:
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- Heating element is disconnected (-12 Norm AT, so relatively mild)
So does it serve you well for 1 year now?
Why did you castrate the monoenergetic heat pump into a monovalent heat pump?
I have foregone smart control for photovoltaics, in my opinion it brings nothing. I make sure that it ALWAYS runs during the day in the heating period – for me from 9 am to at least 8 pm. Because then it’s warmer and the sun could shine. At night, when it’s coldest, it switches off depending on the outside temperature for 6 to 11 hours. If it’s very cold, it runs continuously. I shift the heating curve using a timer.
Over the year, maybe 30% of the heating and hot water energy comes from photovoltaics.
You can also simply let it run 24/7.
Depending on whether a smart control for photovoltaics costs a lot. But if I control it (smart) so that I use as much heat pump electricity from my own photovoltaic system as possible, isn’t that always better?
Since you seem to have experience with Geisha – have you also done tests on what is ultimately better? Running 24/7 or exactly as you currently do?