Separate meter and electricity tariff for air-to-water heat pump sensible?

The minimum power is crucial for a modulating heat pump.
At 8 kW, it can still be sufficiently small.

1.8 kW minimum. Nevertheless, it is cheeky to install the significantly more expensive 8 kW version, which a) is not necessary and b) is identical to the 6 kW version except for chip tuning.

Large heat pump and compensating for the installation. Running…

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But laid very, very accurately...

Large heat pump and to compensate for the installation. Running…

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Help. What is this supposed to be? Can this still be considered underfloor heating? :oops:

Large heat pump and compensating for the installation. Running.

Large installation distances are compensated with higher flow temperatures. However, this does not require a higher heating capacity of the heat pump. That is only needed for a higher heating demand of the building. If it is too large, the system tends to short cycle, which affects durability. In addition, the investment is higher; in the case of a brine heat pump, the source also becomes unnecessarily more expensive.

Help. What is that supposed to be? Can that even still be considered underfloor heating?

That's 20 cm, right? It should exist. Quite possible with gas and 45 degree flow temperature.

Large heat pump and the installation to balance it out. Running…

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With such an installation, I would have saved myself 1,000m of pipe and a lot of labor time:eek:. You should have posted it earlier ;)