Redundant heating system for water-carrying pellet stove?

  • Erstellt am 2016-10-31 09:56:41

Legurit

2016-11-07 15:48:45
  • #1
No.. The costs from 19 to 21°C per month.
 

wrobel

2016-11-07 16:59:51
  • #2
Good morning

what speaks against heating solely with a pellet stove and solar thermal energy?

Olli
 

Judyyy

2016-11-07 17:38:29
  • #3


I already understood that
It just seemed a bit low based on gut feeling but it's fine.



Morning Morning Olli,

actually nothing, but unfortunately there are not very many experience reports to be found on the internet and those that exist are not all positive.
But of course it’s also true that people are more likely to go online when they’re frustrated and want to vent. The satisfied owners are probably all sitting in front of the fireplace enjoying the warmth

Best regards
Judyyy
 

Alex85

2016-11-07 17:42:32
  • #4


That is also my understanding. Apparently, the pink forum sees it the same way, no additional buffer tank.
 

wrobel

2016-11-08 11:52:35
  • #5
Hi Judyyy

The thing with the buffer is not quite right. The underfloor heating can serve as a buffer to some extent.
The stove operates with a return temperature of at least 55°C, the underfloor heating with 25°C. This cannot be reasonably combined as is. -> Buffer Then also use this, for example, as a hygienic storage tank for solar domestic water heating.

From personal experience
New build 1999 4 people normal hot water demand Washing machines connected to cold water
Pellet stove 800 ltr hygienic storage tank 10m2 flat collector
New build 2015 3 people high hot water demand Washing machines connected to hot water
Pellet stove 1500 ltr hygienic storage tank 25m2 vacuum tubes
various similarly configured customer systems.

If you can basically get used to a pellet stove in the living room and the associated noise level, there is actually nothing standing in the way.

Olli
 

Alex85

2016-11-08 14:17:32
  • #6
The last question about the necessity of an additional buffer tank, however, referred to a scenario with a heat pump and not a pellet stove
 

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