Tiled stove in combination with air-to-water heat pump experiences?

Hello,

we have planned a water-bearing tiled stove with storage mass, quite classic from the tiled stove builder. The primary heat source will be an air-water heat pump (supported by photovoltaics in summer) and in winter mainly wood heating is intended. So far, I only know one manufacturer that sensibly covers this application case and where the systems communicate properly with each other.

Does anyone have such a combination in use? Please name the manufacturer if possible. What are your experiences?

Thanks.
Steffen

Those are worlds apart, especially when it comes to the chimney flues. A crucial role is also how the heat exchanger is constructed and cleaned. Contaminations can quickly cause efficiency to plummet.

Exactly that happens with a chimney when 80% of your 8KW is just released into the room. Then you suddenly have 6.4KW of direct heat. Someone please get the sauna towels out. A tiled stove with proper chimney flues stores the energy generated and releases it over hours. A proper tiled stove is not refueled every 30 or 60 minutes, but it burns steadily for 2 to 4 hours. The flue gas temperature passing through the chimney is also significantly lower.