Electricity consumption at home, what is your consumption?

Good morning everyone,
I wanted to ask what your house consumes in electricity at night when everything is quiet and asleep, so what runs continuously?

We have a new build, moved in summer 2019. We have underfloor heating (air-water heat pump), controlled residential ventilation (runs 3 times daily for 2 hours fully, then reduced), photovoltaic system, otherwise the usual at night (phone charger plugged into USB socket, e-bikes charging sometimes, 2 TVs on standby, Alexas on standby, etc.).

At night we have a continuous consumption of about 232W (with reduced ventilation running and when the heat pump is not producing). I can see this in the app of the photovoltaic system. From 0:00 to 6:30 a.m. we consumed about 2.8 kWh.

And you?

Regards

160W when it is quiet. The refrigerator always needs a bit more, I can see that in the app, just like the heater outside at the turtle. Consumption in 6h: approx. 2.4 kWh

Well, that sounds similar to what we have. I'm curious when the photovoltaic system/storage will have paid off. It has been on the roof since July. Storage is still delayed in delivery.

No idea. We have about 10kWh consumption daily, without heating!

Well, that sounds similar to our situation. I'm curious when the photovoltaic system/storage will have paid off. It has been on the roof since July. The storage is still delayed in delivery

The storage will never pay off, unless you got it because of kfw40+. Otherwise, it rather burns money, or it already has.

that is also a question I have been dealing with a lot recently. We currently have a consumption of 2800 kW per year in our 85 sqm apartment, with three people. Soon we will move into our 120 sqm house. In the old apartment we have very old kitchen appliances, these will now be replaced by newer devices. Of course, you have to take the oil heating into account, but otherwise I don't see what else should change significantly in our demand. We are now going into the race with a planned 3500 kW, I am curious where we will end up in the end. I personally wanted to go for 4000 and pay the deduction accordingly, but everyone advised me against it "too high", "too much".