R.Hotzenplotz
2017-06-05 07:43:12
- #1
What do you expect from a heating system? That it switches as quickly as in a car... from 0 to 100? Always switching between 17 and 24 degrees because 17 is too cold and 24 too warm?
From my side, that was merely an observation that I never reach 17° in the bedroom even without heating. It was not a judgment. Although I like to sleep cooler than at 21°, that would not be a reason for radiators. Especially since that would be nonsense, as even the underfloor heating is simply off.
When I criticized the sluggishness of the underfloor heating, it was not about this 17° matter but about the general situation. Larger temperature changes outside are poorly compensated. We actually aim for 21° indoors here. Normally that works fine. But when it suddenly gets significantly warmer, the underfloor heating compensates very slowly. The next day we then sometimes have 23.5° inside, which only regulates back two days after the temperature change. If there is then a temperature drop, adjustment is somewhat faster but still takes a whole day. That’s what I mean by sluggish. Not the back and forth jumping between 17 and 24(?) degrees. We don’t need something like that.
I've never needed that. But I’m looking forward to the controlled residential ventilation to stop waking up in a musty smell. But maybe that’s individual.
The controlled residential ventilation is also set for us. Great.
But seriously, if that is important for your well-being, look for an existing property.
Too late. The architectural planning is already underway and we are waiting for the demolition permit for the old property. But that would not be an option anyway. We want it customized; no existing property fits that – and an affordable one even less so. But in principle, we will come to terms with an underfloor heating system. Only we will have good advice so that we don’t install a sluggish thing like we have here. We actually want something connected with smart home. Each room will have a thermostat where we can set the desired temperature. The heating will regulate it independently. There are rotary control thermostats here as well, but they don’t work at all and the temperature values shown on them analogously simply don’t match. We want something that is all neatly electronically controlled.