ᐅ Air-to-Water Heat Pump: Current Consumption and Data

Created on: 29 Sep 2020 11:06
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Bookstar
Hello!
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Heated area 200m2 (2,153 sq ft)
KfW 55 standard
Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery
Current outdoor temperature 6°C (43°F)
Heating energy consumption including hot water 35 kWh
Electricity consumption 9 kWh
COP 3.88
lin0r874 Feb 2021 21:32
Bookstar schrieb:

So the 18 kWh are for heating and hot water? Then it performs similarly mediocre to mine when considering living area and average temperature. But it's also a Novelan, how could it be different. They are not efficiency miracles.
Correct, heating and hot water
tomtom794 Feb 2021 21:46
It’s not performing that badly. Today, I saw in the Schwörerhaus group how poorly air-to-air heat pumps are running, with costs of 100 euros per month being normal for 140-150m2 (1500-1600 sq ft). But then there are some with extremely low values again. Or those who have combined it with photovoltaics, so the costs aren’t as noticeable.
lin0r874 Feb 2021 21:52
tomtom79 schrieb:

It’s not performing that badly. I saw today in the Schwörerhaus group how poorly air-to-air heat pumps are running; costs of 100 euros per month for 140–150 m² (1,507–1,615 sq ft) are normal. But then there are some with very low values again. Or those who combined it with photovoltaic systems, which makes it less noticeable.

True...photovoltaic system of 7.4 kWp on the roof
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Zaba12
5 Feb 2021 12:08
tomtom79 schrieb:

It’s not performing that badly. I saw in the Schwörerhaus group how poorly air-to-air heat pumps are doing—costs of 100 euros per month for 140–150m² (1500–1600 sq ft) are common. But there are also some with extremely low values, or those combined with photovoltaic systems where it’s less noticeable.
100 euros per month in January would be just about 13 kWh per day. Even looking at the whole year, that’s quite reasonable. That’s only 4650 kWh for heating and hot water. Nothing dramatic. You shouldn’t be misled by the total consumption figures of 4500 kWh.
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Bookstar
5 Feb 2021 12:37
Zaba12 schrieb:

100 euros per month in January would amount to about 13 kWh per day. Even on an annual basis, that would be quite reasonable. It’s only 4,650 kWh for heating and hot water. Nothing dramatic. One should not be misled by the total consumption figures of 4,500 kWh.

I think he meant an average of 100 euros per month. There are quite a few who consume 8,000 kWh per year with a standard commissioning for an air-to-water heat pump.

In the past few days, I have used an average of 16 kWh. I actually find that quite good. But as I said, I want to carry out the hydraulic balancing as soon as it gets colder...
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Zaba12
6 Feb 2021 07:30
Bookstar schrieb:

As I said, I want to carry out the hydraulic balancing once it gets colder...
We’ll have the chance to do that in the south starting tomorrow. It will be really interesting, especially to see how slow the underfloor heating responds and how quickly the parallel shift of the heating curve works.