How to tell if underfloor heating is running - ERR still without thermostat cover

Let me show you how you can display the flow temperature.
What do your heat meters say so far about consumption?

Here are the pictures of the meters. The meter with 0.136 has now been in operation for about 7 to 8 weeks.

The other meter for 3 to 4 weeks. Can the readings be correct? The meter with 0.067 is connected to line C and D.

The other on line A and unknown. The line goes into the ground and at the top into the 100-liter buffer tank (see picture)

136 kW heat for heating, 67 kW heat for the hot water.

Is the screed program probably included?

How much electricity did the heat pump consume?

By the way, the heat meter should be able to display the flow temperature, at least according to the manual.

136 kW heat for the heating, 67 kW heat for the hot water. Is the screed program probably included? How much electricity has the heat pump drawn? By the way, the heat meter should be able to display the flow temperature, at least according to the manual.

There is nothing included for the screed drying. It was done using a separate device, which was connected directly to the heating circuits. Is the consumption already high? How can I best convert that? The heating system has received a small extra meter on the DIN rail. I can check the power consumption there later. Cool, I actually haven’t dealt with the heat meters at all. They seem as if they can just barely measure the quantity and that’s it.

I have a house of about 130 m2 from 1996 with a gas boiler (NOT a condensing boiler) with a daily consumption between 3.16 and 6.94 kWh.

This refers to hot water for 2 people as well as sporadic heating use since the night temperatures repeatedly fell below 11 degrees.

If I extrapolate your two values over two months, I get 136 + 134 = 270.
Divided by 2, that is 135 per month.
Divided by 30, it results in a daily average of 4.5 kWh.

Why are you doubling the value for hot water?

The hot water meter currently only shows according to you for 3-4 weeks, so I calculated it for 2 months.