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Anyone have Veissmann A2W system?

ec_pc · 2020-11-27 12:04:39

Does anyone on this forum have a Veissman A2W heatpump system installed? I have this system and am struggling to fully understand some aspects of it.

27-11-2020 1:04pm

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ec_pc

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Does anyone on this forum have a Veissman A2W heatpump system installed? I have this system and am struggling to fully understand some aspects of it.

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#2 27-11-2020 1:11pm

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ec_pc wrote: »

Does anyone on this forum have a Veissman A2W heatpump system installed? I have this system and am struggling to fully understand some aspects of it.

Your installer should have set it up to operate correctly so you would not have to adjust anything.

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#3 27-11-2020 1:15pm

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Biker1 wrote: »

Your installer should have set it up to operate correctly so you would not have to adjust anything.

Yes perhaps so, but I wonder about that from an efficiency perspective and resulting power consumption. For example, generating hot water 24/7 does not make sense to me.

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