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2020-10-29 21:25:09

Then you will have to reluctantly deal intensively with the hydraulic and then the subsequent thermal balancing. Then you will save heat pump electricity afterwards.

Hmm, where is the best place to properly get familiar with the topic?

2020-10-30 08:11:13

Hmm, where is the best place to get properly introduced to the topic?

I had also read about this here and found the answers/explanations good. https://www.hausbau-forum.de/threads/hydraulischer-abgleich-einzelraumregelung-deaktivieren.36692/

2020-10-31 07:58:09

At least being open without power is probably the best alternative for the few rooms like the bathroom, where people don’t want cooling in summer. Better to have a few days of cooling with electricity on those units than the whole remaining time.

Does that mean if you want to cool with the brine-water heat pump in summer, you do need the ERR?
Because I wouldn’t have installed the ERR for heating (the exemption application has been with the office for 2 months).

2020-11-02 08:54:49

Hmm, where is the best place to get smart on the topic?

better leave it

2020-11-02 09:07:37

better not

I think I was just insulted, but I'm not sure.

2020-11-02 09:15:23

does that mean if you want to cool with the brine-water heat pump in summer, you do need the ERR?

No, but if you have one in the bathrooms, you can simply set it so they are not cooled.
Or you manually turn off the bathrooms in spring.

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