Underfloor heating air-water heat pump. House too warm when the sun shines

  • Erstellt am 2019-12-04 14:18:21

Zaba12

2021-01-10 21:48:36
  • #1
The fact of being "left alone" is unfortunately true. However, this is mainly because the heating engineer usually does not have the documents from the energy consultant at 99% of the time during the offer and installation, since the energy certificate is only done much later or the heat pump, as in my case, is preferably operated without [KG]. No one dares to omit ERRs either, and so one thing leads to another. The thermal balancing including setting the comfort temperature can only be done by the client anyway.

Basically, everything can be corrected except an oversized heat pump and too few or incorrectly installed heating circuits.
 

Bookstar

2021-01-10 22:06:44
  • #2
That really annoys me too. You are forced to build super-insulated houses and still burn coal power endlessly. But our politics currently shows in all areas what really disastrous mismanagement looks like, I only have to mention Corona...
 

chewbacca123

2021-01-11 07:06:13
  • #3

That's exactly how it is. I was also shocked at how little our heating technician informed us. Without this forum, we would be totally lost.
 

chewbacca123

2021-01-11 07:34:18
  • #4
Short update on the behavior of my heat pump, after readjusting the settings with the help of Daniel-SP I have now been able to halve the compressor starts from 40 to 20 in 48 hours, 10 per day.
This is already very satisfactory, especially because it is much colder now than a few days ago. Last night -7°
the pump now runs for much longer stretches. Great!
My heating curve is at 29-22-0 and makes the rooms comfortably warm, even in the bathroom we managed to get 21°. We'll have to be satisfied with that
 

Alessandro

2021-01-11 08:18:47
  • #5
I was able to get the short cycling under control by turning down the compressor power. I have about 3-6 cycles per day. And I am working with 100L buffer and ERR :p :eek: What I unfortunately cannot classify is the daily consumption. At AT=-4° and WP=4.8-5.2kW for a 200sqm house, it is about 25-30kWh. Is that normal?
 

Bookstar

2021-01-11 08:23:20
  • #6
So ours is totally escalating right now. At minus 8 degrees, we need 38 kWh of electricity daily. The unit has now automatically reduced the hot water from 48 to 44 degrees. It can’t manage more at the outside temperature.

Sometimes I really long for the gas heating back, especially in winter :(
 

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