Mycraft
2020-10-09 09:37:50
- #1
Yes, I am aware of that.
However, the built-in controls are usually quite simple (even if someone hides a Smart in the name). They work simply on demand. During the day, few losses = little heating output. At night, exactly the opposite. But at some point, your screed is heated up enough that everything levels out and, if necessary, is also charged during the day. Now, during the transitional period, the whole system first has to "get going."
For the heat pump, there is actually no difference whether it is night or day (of course, this parameter still exists in the control). But if you want to meaningfully incorporate this parameter, then you really have to get involved yourself and build your own logic for it. Otherwise, it will just switch on and off rigidly.
However, the built-in controls are usually quite simple (even if someone hides a Smart in the name). They work simply on demand. During the day, few losses = little heating output. At night, exactly the opposite. But at some point, your screed is heated up enough that everything levels out and, if necessary, is also charged during the day. Now, during the transitional period, the whole system first has to "get going."
For the heat pump, there is actually no difference whether it is night or day (of course, this parameter still exists in the control). But if you want to meaningfully incorporate this parameter, then you really have to get involved yourself and build your own logic for it. Otherwise, it will just switch on and off rigidly.