Soultrain
2016-03-01 17:02:55
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Hello everyone,
after diligently searching through the forum, I would like to ask for experience reports / opinions on the CHP system from Viessmann (Vitovalor 300-P).
Planned is a KFW 55 house in timber frame construction / 150m² / slab foundation / gas available.
Massive construction seems to me the jump to KFW 55 is too expensive.
At first, the high investment sum of about 25,000 EUR + installation + energy consultant is quite shocking.
However, looking at the current funding opportunities, it looks a bit better:
BAFA approx. 3,500 EUR
+ approx. 800 EUR from the gas supplier
+ Bavarian 10,000 houses program (technology bonus of about 3,500.00 EUR + if a 3.5-liter house is achieved, there is another 4,500.00 EUR on top.)
+ KFW funding possible (whether it makes sense is another question)
+ Relief on gas costs
+ Electricity generation or usage
So you "almost" get into the range of other heating systems.
Does anyone have experience operating such a system?
Gas consumption values?
Since there is a lot of technology, surely a lot can also break = more expensive maintenance??
Looking forward to comments.
after diligently searching through the forum, I would like to ask for experience reports / opinions on the CHP system from Viessmann (Vitovalor 300-P).
Planned is a KFW 55 house in timber frame construction / 150m² / slab foundation / gas available.
Massive construction seems to me the jump to KFW 55 is too expensive.
At first, the high investment sum of about 25,000 EUR + installation + energy consultant is quite shocking.
However, looking at the current funding opportunities, it looks a bit better:
BAFA approx. 3,500 EUR
+ approx. 800 EUR from the gas supplier
+ Bavarian 10,000 houses program (technology bonus of about 3,500.00 EUR + if a 3.5-liter house is achieved, there is another 4,500.00 EUR on top.)
+ KFW funding possible (whether it makes sense is another question)
+ Relief on gas costs
+ Electricity generation or usage
So you "almost" get into the range of other heating systems.
Does anyone have experience operating such a system?
Gas consumption values?
Since there is a lot of technology, surely a lot can also break = more expensive maintenance??
Looking forward to comments.