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annab377 schrieb:

Does this mean that if you want to use the brine-to-water heat pump for cooling in the summer, you need the ERR after all?

No, but if you have one in the bathrooms, you can simply set it so that they are not cooled. Alternatively, you can manually turn off the bathrooms in the spring.

kati1337 schrieb:

I think I was just insulted, but I'm not sure.

No. For me, and even for most heating engineers, this is a difficult topic.
You are welcome to read my thread in the heating subforum.
However, my system is something like the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang of heating technology!

Alessandro schrieb:

No. For me and even for most heating engineers, this is a complicated topic.
Feel free to read through my thread in the heating subforum.
My system, however, is something like the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang of heating technology!

That wasn’t entirely serious either.
I don’t think tinkering with it right now makes much sense. The Stiebel technician said we should just write off the first year’s consumption since the building is still damp. It will get better from the second year onward. I would only want to address this topic because I want to achieve a situation where every room maintains the right temperature year-round without having to adjust the ERV or the heating system.

Lumpi_LE schrieb:

No, but if you have one in the bathrooms, you can set it so they are not cooled.
Or you manually shut off the bathrooms in spring.

You mean in the hydraulic balancing, the bathrooms are shut off so they are not cooled?
Okay, understood, thanks.

It's amazing what curtains can do! 😳
I think the cozy factor has increased tenfold right away!

And I’m always impressed by the Fischer Duopower anchors! It’s incredible what they can hold even in aerated concrete!

A small touch of color would help here as well ;-)