UFH to be connected to ASHP ?

Air source, ground source and associated systems for heating homes
newtoallthis
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Re: UFH to be connected to ASHP ?

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sharpener wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2025 12:50 pm Sounds good.
newtoallthis wrote: Fri Feb 28, 2025 7:17 am
The slab takes a lot of energy to heat it up, but then it takes a long time to cool down - this is going to provide a challenge for optimisation but I'll worry about that when the time comes.
With such a long time constant, as long as/to the extent that the loss is only 1/3 of the capability of the HP then you would be able to run it entirely in the 8 hrs of Cosy cheap periods :geek: £££ . Just need to match long term integral of heat input with overall heat loss. I would have thought Vaillant's WC algorithm would do quite a good job of this - even without the fancier options such as active, extended or adaptive.
I am hoping that you are correct.
Multiplus II 5000VA 48V
4 x Pylontec US3000
3.68 KW AC coupled roof mounted PV
1.38 KW DC coupled roof mounted PV
3.68 KW DC coupled ground mounted PV
4KW Air 2 Air Heat Pump.
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