I would like to start a new comparison thread and learn about your energy consumption. I am not completely satisfied with mine.
KFW55
Heated area 200 m2 (2,150 sq ft), underfloor heating
Standard rooms 19°C (66°F), living areas 22°C (72°F), bathroom 23°C (73°F)
Air-to-water heat pump with centralized controlled ventilation system
Domestic hot water temperature 50°C (122°F)
Data collection unfortunately only since April 2019:
I will update the table monthly. November will be included soon, with an estimated 650 kWh.
KFW55
Heated area 200 m2 (2,150 sq ft), underfloor heating
Standard rooms 19°C (66°F), living areas 22°C (72°F), bathroom 23°C (73°F)
Air-to-water heat pump with centralized controlled ventilation system
Domestic hot water temperature 50°C (122°F)
Data collection unfortunately only since April 2019:
| April | 407 |
| May | 347 |
| June | 109 |
| July | 131 |
| August | 144 |
| September | 198 |
| October | 356 |
I will update the table monthly. November will be included soon, with an estimated 650 kWh.
ares83 schrieb:
Living space (55 m² (590 sq ft)) 22 degreesThere was a typo. It’s actually 23-24 degrees.B
boxandroof7 Dec 2019 10:44Legionella: Lower temperature = shorter water stagnation time in the tank because less cold water is mixed in.
Kitchen: Dishwasher. The water could be warmer there when washing. For convenience, an on-demand water heater in the kitchen could be considered.
Kitchen: Dishwasher. The water could be warmer there when washing. For convenience, an on-demand water heater in the kitchen could be considered.
boxandroof schrieb:
For comfort, one could consider an instantaneous water heater in the kitchen.
Just like the fan heater in the bathroom suggested in another thread?
Sorry, but that makes me shake my head...
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