So in modern houses nowadays, there really are no room thermostats anymore?
However, they are hardly ever adjusted.
because
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... otherwise I wouldn't have ugly thermostats on the wall for life.
Are you sure you mean 20 kW/h (per hour) and not per day. Because that would be 4,800 kW after 10 days of 24 hours each.In November we had an average of 16 kW/h, December so far is 20 kW/h.
You're absolutely right! Unfortunately, we don't have a pool and sauna yet :DAre you sure you mean 20kW/h (per hour) and not per day? Because that would be 4,800 kW over 10 days of 24 hours each.
That means about 15 kWh/day to 20 kWh/day is for heating? If yes, is any of that deducted by the photovoltaic system or does this amount have to be paid in full?Now that it's single-digit temperatures outside, we use around 30 kWh per day including household electricity, with 2 people working from home ...
Hello Zaba12, did you manage to heat only with the fireplace in the last few weeks? It has been foggy and cold here the whole time...Just briefly back to the actual topic. I still haven't turned on the underfloor heating because, as I mentioned, we specially got wood to fuel the fireplace. There is currently hardly any loss of comfort, sure the floor is cold, but the house is still warm. On the ground floor it is 22.8 degrees and upstairs in the bedrooms 20.1 degrees. I think the wood will be used up by the end of January. Then we still have 2 months in which we will be heating. Currently, since the beginning of May, we have used 230 kWh from the supplier due to the photovoltaic system and storage. If then 1200 kWh are added because of the heat pump for February & March, I would be satisfied. Let's see!