knalltüte
2020-10-02 09:22:41
- #1
Since we do not have the borehole yet, I unfortunately cannot say that ...
Planning of heating and ventilation technology for KfW 40-Plus single-family house
- Erstellt am 2020-09-30 09:56:59
halmi
2020-10-02 09:25:51
- #2
Especially in connection with the planned stove + KFW40, this should be perfect for an air-water heat pump. If the installer designs it for 28°, it could become difficult to impossible for the brine-water heat pump to recover the additional costs.
knalltüte
2020-10-02 09:27:41
- #3
If you can live with the outdoor unit of the air-water heat pump, then certainly. Additionally, I believe that the cooling with an air-water heat pump is almost purely electric; with a brine-water heat pump, 2-3 degrees are probably lost through PC.
DaSch17
2020-10-02 11:11:11
- #4
That is the big question. We do not like the outdoor units nor the ventilation slots on the house wall that are required for an air-to-water heat pump. Therefore, the choice of a ground-source heat pump would essentially be based on aesthetic reasons.
Alternatively, we would like to place the outdoor unit behind the garage, although that is actually also a nice spot for a wood storage...
Alternatively, we would like to place the outdoor unit behind the garage, although that is actually also a nice spot for a wood storage...
nordanney
2020-10-02 11:37:31
- #5
Why not just place it neatly on top of the garage?Alternatively, we wanted to place the outdoor unit behind the garage, although that would actually be a nice spot for wood storage...
DaSch17
2020-10-02 12:47:52
- #6
That's also a good idea!