Daniel-Sp
2019-12-17 12:43:35
- #1
You have first of all also heated up the previously unheated screed, which costs energy.
Especially in order to be able to close the bypass valve, you should dismantle the actuators.
Please take another look at the graphic I posted. There you can see the effect of the ERR. Some heat pump species also call it the "efficiency reduction controller."
When the underfloor heating is balanced and the heating curve is adjusted, the consumption will decrease, but mainly when the produced heat flows into the underfloor heating and does not bypass it via the bypass valve.
Especially in order to be able to close the bypass valve, you should dismantle the actuators.
Please take another look at the graphic I posted. There you can see the effect of the ERR. Some heat pump species also call it the "efficiency reduction controller."
When the underfloor heating is balanced and the heating curve is adjusted, the consumption will decrease, but mainly when the produced heat flows into the underfloor heating and does not bypass it via the bypass valve.