Household electricity consumption - consumption values for comparison

Hello,

I know there are many factors affecting electricity consumption, it might be like looking into a crystal ball. Still, I want to give it a try.

We have a brine heat pump (deep drilling). We heat about 170 sqm with it and do not have huge consumers like an aquarium, etc. Our house has a KFW 55 standard.

Currently, we consume roughly exactly 30 KWh per day on average for everything (heating and normal electricity). We hardly have sub-zero temperatures at night. If I multiply the consumption over 30 days, I come to about €250 per month in winter. Of course, consumption is naturally lower in summer.

Does anyone have comparable values? We only moved in in October and I wonder if the heating is working properly (efficiently) and also the yield from the brine exchange.

Looking forward to your values.

Greetings from Lake Constance,

mading

The first question is: How are the 30kW/h distributed between heating and household electricity?

Interesting. We have a gas heating system, so I can contribute little to that. Otherwise, 24-hour consumers are the refrigerator, freezer, and ventilation system. For the past 1.5 years, we have averaged 8 kWh per day. 2-person household, both fully employed, cooking still takes place in the evenings.

@ Fuchur Yes, both

the question is HOW?

5 to 25 can be answered differently than 25 to 5...

I would estimate that about 5-8 kWh per day are used for household electricity (including the central ventilation, which is always running). I can clearly see the heating spikes in the consumption.