Is the district heating consumption at KW 55 house too high?

Very good question! I have also doubted myself. I will be at the construction site again this evening and will take a photo of the meter. It would be great if it’s just due to my stupidity.

You: Here, look, Management Summary, table, graphic, projection.

Technician: Here, look, comma.

haha mental movie

One must consider: The place is new. Everything is still relatively damp. The underfloor heating is also not a high-speed system like radiators.

However, it can efficiently heat large areas at low temperatures. But initially, it requires a lot of energy to, so to speak, get moving.

Compare this to an oil tanker or container ship. Initially, it is hardly movable. But once underway, it is enough to run the engine at low power.

All of this consumes large amounts of kWh at the beginning... over the entire heating period it will decrease, and yes, only after 1-2 years when the construction moisture is gone will the desired values be reached.

Yep, a bit too much panic at the beginning. Look forward to the curve that you can create in Excel over a few weeks. It will show you how the energy demand has decreased.

The 3 days have 0 meaning...

First of all, THANK YOU to everyone for your answers. Helpful to read!

Quick update: It definitely was not a reading error. The meter shows kilowatt hours, and it has continued to rise linearly. Currently, after 3.5 days since acceptance, 536 kilowatt hours of consumption. The technician is supposed to come tomorrow morning, then we will know more.

Quick question: Is it correct that the meter is located on the return flow, and not on the supply flow?