Mycraft
2019-12-08 10:32:26
- #1
Well, it can't get that hot. You have a heat pump.
It gets as hot as the supply temperature allows. But because the valves are constantly open, you distribute the energy evenly and can then set the desired temperatures (flow rate) directly at the HKV.
It takes a while, but afterwards, you don't have to adjust the heat pump anymore and always have the necessary temperatures throughout the house. The heat pump saves the supplied energy (electricity) because only as much as necessary is provided, and the compressor starts will also decrease.
Positive side effect. You can fully take advantage of the self-regulating effect of a water-based underfloor heating system and use the energy supplied from outside (sun). Because it is then distributed to the other rooms and does not remain only in the south.
It gets as hot as the supply temperature allows. But because the valves are constantly open, you distribute the energy evenly and can then set the desired temperatures (flow rate) directly at the HKV.
It takes a while, but afterwards, you don't have to adjust the heat pump anymore and always have the necessary temperatures throughout the house. The heat pump saves the supplied energy (electricity) because only as much as necessary is provided, and the compressor starts will also decrease.
Positive side effect. You can fully take advantage of the self-regulating effect of a water-based underfloor heating system and use the energy supplied from outside (sun). Because it is then distributed to the other rooms and does not remain only in the south.