ᐅ How much does a good new heat pump typically cost? Looking for experiences and insights!
Created on: 23 Feb 2021 09:57
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Hi everyone, we are currently planning our housebuild quite intensively, and when it comes to choosing a heating system, we are considering using a heat pump. We have heard from friends that, in the long run, it can be more cost-effective because heating costs are reduced. However, these friends do not have one themselves yet; they are just thinking about it. What is your opinion on this? What should we consider? Would you recommend it? We are also thinking of getting advice soon from Vaillant, as they apparently have pretty good customer service. In general, I would appreciate any tips on this topic. Thanks in advance!
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T_im_Norden5 May 2021 16:32What is 17 kW for?
If you reach KfW 55 EE standard, the heating load should decrease significantly.
If you reach KfW 55 EE standard, the heating load should decrease significantly.
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nordanney5 May 2021 17:10T_im_Norden schrieb:
What is the 17 kW for?
If you achieve KfW55 EE standard, the heating load should decrease significantly. I was also surprised at first. But it’s 370 m² (3982 sq ft) of heated area!
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taschenonkel5 May 2021 17:16nordanney schrieb:
I was surprised at first too. But it’s 370 square meters (about 3980 square feet) of heated area! Exactly, we have 240m2 (about 2583 square feet) of living space (160m2 (about 1722 square feet) of which is underfloor heating) and around 130m2 (about 1399 square feet) in the basement (home theater, gym, playroom for the kids, bar, etc.). These basement rooms aren’t fully heated (usually kept around 18-19°C (64-66°F)), but it adds up.
Overall, in addition to the 160m2 (about 1722 square feet) with underfloor heating, we have 21 radiators distributed throughout the house.
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T_im_Norden5 May 2021 17:25Is it planned to replace the radiators with underfloor heating during the renovation? The expected new heating load should have been calculated during the planning phase—what result was obtained?
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Daniel-Sp5 May 2021 21:04If the radiators remain, I would not choose a heat pump.
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