ᐅ Condensing gas boiler with solar system for hot water and heating – is it a good option?
Created on: 14 Jul 2011 10:53
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hautameki14 Jul 2011 10:53Hello forum community,
could someone please tell a complete novice if the following concept for our house is okay?
Gas condensing boiler with solar system for hot water and heating
Water storage tank: 750 liters (198 gallons)
Collector area: 10 m² (108 sq ft)
House size: 153 m² (1,646 sq ft)
Prefabricated house (KfW70 standard)
3 people, possibly a child may join later
Underfloor heating
If you need any additional information, please let me know.
I would really appreciate your feedback!
Best regards,
hautameki
could someone please tell a complete novice if the following concept for our house is okay?
Gas condensing boiler with solar system for hot water and heating
Water storage tank: 750 liters (198 gallons)
Collector area: 10 m² (108 sq ft)
House size: 153 m² (1,646 sq ft)
Prefabricated house (KfW70 standard)
3 people, possibly a child may join later
Underfloor heating
If you need any additional information, please let me know.
I would really appreciate your feedback!
Best regards,
hautameki
Hello,
The price of the offer can only be assessed in relation to the final energy consumption (heating, hot water preparation, possibly ventilation, possibly cooling) based on a realistic consumption forecast.
Solar thermal systems are usually only truly effective on paper for single-family homes (primary energy).
Additionally, general contractor (GC) offers often meet the advertised efficiency standards only on paper. Considering the actual conditions, the result may only meet the minimum energy-saving regulations or even perform worse!
In other words, the building ends up being too expensive compared to the actual performance. This can amount to €10,000 or more.
In one specific example, the overpaid sales price was €46,000!
Prefab houses also frequently have issues with summer heat protection.
Best regards.
hautameki schrieb:That depends on the homeowner’s requirements. 😉
....can someone here possibly tell a complete novice whether the following concept for our house is acceptable?!
The price of the offer can only be assessed in relation to the final energy consumption (heating, hot water preparation, possibly ventilation, possibly cooling) based on a realistic consumption forecast.
Solar thermal systems are usually only truly effective on paper for single-family homes (primary energy).
Additionally, general contractor (GC) offers often meet the advertised efficiency standards only on paper. Considering the actual conditions, the result may only meet the minimum energy-saving regulations or even perform worse!
In other words, the building ends up being too expensive compared to the actual performance. This can amount to €10,000 or more.
In one specific example, the overpaid sales price was €46,000!
Prefab houses also frequently have issues with summer heat protection.
Best regards.
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