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batalto

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Topic starter 04/12/2022 9:46 pm

Currently used (bought) about 50kw today and it's fairly chilly. How's everyone else doing?

12kW Midea ASHP - 8.4kw solar - 29kWh batteries
262m2 house in Hampshire
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Benseb

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04/12/2022 10:09 pm

Annoyingly I can’t view current day usage. But previous days have been 40-50kWh when it’s about 5c outside in the day.

forcast -4c later this week for 2 days which is below design temp so will be whacking the 7kw log burner on!

250sqm house. 30kWh Sunsynk/Pylontech battery system. 14kWp solar. Ecodan 14kW. BMW iX.

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prjohn

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04/12/2022 10:31 pm

Last 24 hr I used 26kwh. That's with temps 3c to 5c.

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Kev M

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04/12/2022 11:42 pm

25 here. Expecting more over the next few days.

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Drew Pa

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05/12/2022 9:18 am

25kwh of leccy used here for heating. 30 including hot water. Temp of -2 recorded during the night of the 4th.

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Benseb

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05/12/2022 9:34 am

Yesterdays figures in now

44.5kW used

150kW delivered

COP 3.4

250sqm house. 30kWh Sunsynk/Pylontech battery system. 14kWp solar. Ecodan 14kW. BMW iX.

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Mars

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05/12/2022 10:44 am

At 5-10C outside, we easily push 55-60kWh per day. When temperatures tumble to zero and below, we had days in Feb two winters ago where we did over 100kWh. On today's tariffs that's a killer.

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Drew Pa

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05/12/2022 10:51 am

Hi @editor

is that electrical consumption, or heat output?

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Mars

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05/12/2022 10:59 am

@drew-pa, electricity consumption. In January 2021, which was one of our coldest winters, we consumed 2,231 kWh of electricity. More detailed info here: https://myhomefarm.co.uk/potential-air-source-heat-pump-running-cost-issue

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Benseb

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05/12/2022 10:59 am

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At 5-10C outside, we easily push 55-60kWh per day. When temperatures tumble to zero and below, we had days in Feb two winters ago where we did over 100kWh. On today's tariffs that's a killer.

Ours used to be like that until we de-zoned everything. Much better now

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Marvinator80

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05/12/2022 11:11 am

These are quite scary amounts of electricity consumption. Is this normal?

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Derek M

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05/12/2022 11:18 am

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These are quite scary amounts of electricity consumption. Is this normal?

The amount of electrical energy used is dependent upon the overall heat loss and how efficient your system is operating, plus of course the none heat pump electrical energy used.

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