Hydraulic balancing air-water heat pump + efficiency circulation pump

Sorry I couldn't edit the previous post anymore:

I also have the feeling that the temperatures in the house are rising faster?

Do not adjust anything yet. The tendency is that the temperature is still rising, and the outside temperature is lower.

What does tilting the window mean in terms of time?

Briefly for 5 minutes or tilt permanently? With a permanent tilt position, of course you are heating outside as well, and your entire heating load calculation is no longer accurate because the heat loss to the outside is greater.

It may be that the underfloor heating feels like it reacts differently because the flow rate and thus the heat output is probably faster.

How was the consumption?

In your table, you can clearly see why equal pipe lengths are better for underfloor heating.

All those that have approximately the same length also have the same flow rate.

I'm currently out of the house and won't be home for another hour...

I can only give you the consumption figures tonight because the 24 hours will only be complete then... I only discovered the menu item for it last night.

The windows are not permanently tilted but certainly for half an hour or an hour, for example, when cooking or airing out in the morning.

Currently, thanks to a slightly increased outside temperature, the supply setpoint was also slightly exceeded by the actual supply, and the energy integral has begun to decrease.

So, attached are the consumption figures from yesterday to today:

Energy generated by heat pump
for heating and hot water = 84 kWh

Energy consumed for it
for heating and hot water = 20 kWh

84/20 = COP of 4.2