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

My flow tubes have a stop at fully open, so they cannot be unscrewed. More flow in the bath? What setting is the bypass valve on? Closing it allowed me to achieve even more flow, but only to be turned gradually at first.

Maybe take a break for a while. It was 10 degrees outside this morning here. At this point, adjusting it hardly makes sense anymore.

Maybe take a break. It was 10 degrees outside this morning for us. Adjusting won't help anymore soon.

You're right, with all the overzealousness I didn't even think about that anymore

My flow tubes have a stop at maximum open, so they cannot be unscrewed. More flow in the bath? At what setting is the bypass valve? By closing it, I was able to achieve even more flow. But only turn it gradually at first

Yes, I could obviously unscrew mine completely and then I got showered. But only for a fraction of a second, I reacted quickly and pushed it back in. I am observing now and will report again tomorrow morning, or maybe already this evening. Do you know why I could not give the bath more than two? I have taken quite a bit from the hallway, including parents and dressing room.

That is a matter of resistance (pipe length, diameter, bend radii-installation distance). Heating water also follows the path of least resistance. As I said, even more flowed through for me by closing the bypass valve.

It is a question of resistance (pipe length, diameter, bending radii-installation distance). Heating water also takes the path of least resistance. As I said, I got even more flow by closing the bypass valve.

But can I simply close the bypass valve, even if the individual room controllers are not removed?

I have now consumed 30 kWh per day for the last two days, which is of course extremely high.
But that was probably also because our house became extremely warm.
What do you think, how will the kilowatt-hour consumption develop now? Should I see improvement already tomorrow?