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

He will set the calculated flow values. Whether these are actually okay in practice you will only find out when you live there.

The calculations of our volume were not really great, I had to redo and test everything myself

Buy yourself an ir thermometer 15 euros,

Attention - the admin has written to me about advertising in the forum, that he will ban us if we post something like that..?!

He also shortened my contribution! To a certain extent, I understand him, but it was a link to my drive file. What advertising is supposed to be there...

But continuing with the heating is not possible at the moment, we have over 15 degrees outside and a blue sky. Crazy, last year 40 days of snow, this year 1 time 10cm and it melted in the afternoon.

He also shortened my post! To a certain extent I understand him, but it was a link to my drive file. What kind of advertising should be there...

But continuing with the heating is not possible at the moment, we have over 15 degrees outside and blue skies. Crazy, last year 40 days of snow, this year once 10cm and that melted in the afternoon.

Well, I didn’t quite understand that either, but okay.

The weather is really totally crazy, we have 10° here in Rhineland-Palatinate. Well, when it’s that warm, you also use less electricity for the heat pump.

The weather is really totally crazy, we have 10° here in Rhineland-Palatinate. well, if it is this warm, you also consume less electricity for the heat pump

Here too.. 8°C and warmer at night... wet, if you believe the farmers' rules, this could be a "super" summer

He will set the calculated values for the flow rate. Whether these are actually okay in practice, you will only find out when you live there.

I'm curious about that, I've already tried, but I can't get a flow rate of >1.8 anywhere!