LordNibbler
2020-09-25 12:46:24
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My heating engineer recommended a DHWC from Stiebel Eltron for hot water generation. Does anyone have experience with such in-house heat pumps?
There is a district heating connection with decentralized hot water generation using a flow heater and small storage. This is supposed to be replaced by a central solution, primarily producing hot water also through district heating.
That means I also don’t have a heating system in the basement, whose waste heat the heat pump could significantly utilize. The heating engineer also emphasized rather the moisture-reducing effect. (House is from 1960 with a corresponding basement)
If I use such a DHWC, I would probably have to choose the SOL variant to also use district heating as an additional energy source. Otherwise, I fear I would only generate high electricity consumption.
Are there any experiences with the system – also regarding sensibility and economic efficiency?
There is a district heating connection with decentralized hot water generation using a flow heater and small storage. This is supposed to be replaced by a central solution, primarily producing hot water also through district heating.
That means I also don’t have a heating system in the basement, whose waste heat the heat pump could significantly utilize. The heating engineer also emphasized rather the moisture-reducing effect. (House is from 1960 with a corresponding basement)
If I use such a DHWC, I would probably have to choose the SOL variant to also use district heating as an additional energy source. Otherwise, I fear I would only generate high electricity consumption.
Are there any experiences with the system – also regarding sensibility and economic efficiency?