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

Are there actually such comparisons for gas? Somehow I always only see comparisons for heat pumps?

Certainly, just start a topic about it.

Are there actually such comparisons for gas as well? Somehow I only ever see comparisons with heat pumps?

You can simply look at the amount of heat in such comparisons, which reflects the consumption of the house. That is relatively comparable to the gas consumption. It has already been mentioned that the amount of heat should ideally also be indicated here. Only by looking at the electricity consumption, you do not know whether the house consumes a lot or little, or whether the heat pump is running efficiently or less well.

Are there actually such comparisons for gas? Somehow I only ever see comparisons for heat pumps?

I would be interested in that too, I also track my consumption and it doesn't seem particularly low to me.

We also have a small house without a basement!

Where can you see the amount of heat? I can't read my heating, there is only a rough power consumption on the control unit.

The picture shows the consumption before I started tinkering!

I would be interested in that too, I also track my consumption and it doesn’t seem exactly low to me.

Search engines know this consumption database for heat pumps. In the table under there is the value "Total kWh heat meter", i.e. the heat amount read from the heat meter for various houses including information on living area. The value corresponds more or less to the gas consumption in kWh of a house.

Where can you see the heat amount? I can’t read my heating system, the control unit only shows a rough electricity consumption.

Depends on the heat pump, I don’t know yours. But you also have to consider that the heat meters inside the devices are sometimes very inaccurate. Not suitable for comparisons, troubleshooting or monitoring improvements but possibly sufficient. To calculate the annual performance factor, an external heat meter that is calibrated or was calibrated is more useful.

We also have a small house without a basement!

Where can you see the amount of heat? I can't read my heating system; there is only a rough electricity consumption on the control unit.

The consumption is shown in the picture before I started adjusting anything!

If you read the values there, I would be very cautious with the consumption data. Most heating manufacturers do not record the data but only calculate the values based on runtime, heat quantity, etc., and the result often deviates significantly from the actual consumption. I would definitely check that.

The most sensible solution here is a separate small consumption meter on which the heat pump is connected. That then also shows the actual electricity consumption.

With my AI with Luxtronik 2.0, there is a separate menu item with heat quantity for heating and domestic hot water.