Heat pump tariff & restricted hours - please share your opinions

Not in new buildings. Yes, the heat pump then draws more electricity when it restarts after two hours, but I consider that unnoticeable.

And technically, does that not affect the pump?

Here in my region, I have been running the heat pump on household electricity for ten years.
Overall, it is significantly cheaper than a special tariff with a second meter. Electricity currently costs 25.9 cents.

Normal electricity 31 cents, heating electricity 21 cents. The second meter is worth it.

Hello, in my neighborhood, the heat pumps are now gradually failing. One reason often mentioned is the lockout periods where heat pumps basically make a full stop.

Really? Is it worth it? That's somewhere around €200 savings on electricity costs (for me last year it would have been €150) (in new buildings). Does the electricity for your heat pump cost so little in the base price that it's worth it (I just checked mine, it's from €240 base price - so absolutely not worthwhile).
Those who consume a lot, such as in old buildings or particularly large houses, might save. But basically I stick to the fact that it is only really worthwhile in very rare cases.

Fascinating how different it is in Germany.