Hello people,
A bit of publicity for our friend Christophe:
https://www.econologie.com/shop/prise-el ... p-238.html
Who has already connected this kind of toy to his water heater to have a real / direct view of the consumption?
Phil
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Well I think we are a lot to have done it ... me the first with the (regret) PM230 ...
What do you want to know?
Making comparisons on the ECS is a bit tricky.
DHW consumption depends on many things: habits (bath or shower), occupancy of the dwelling, number of people, initial water temperature, instructions ... etc etc ...
For example I had used the PM230 to estimate our actual kWh DHW consumption for this estimated calculation of our wood boiler stove: https://www.econologie.com/forums/rendement- ... t6977.html
What do you want to know?
Making comparisons on the ECS is a bit tricky.
DHW consumption depends on many things: habits (bath or shower), occupancy of the dwelling, number of people, initial water temperature, instructions ... etc etc ...
For example I had used the PM230 to estimate our actual kWh DHW consumption for this estimated calculation of our wood boiler stove: https://www.econologie.com/forums/rendement- ... t6977.html
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Following a certain recent debate on the effects of the calcareous fouling of our dear cumulus clouds, I intend to measure my consumption, before attempting to clean my cumulus via activated carbon / polyphosphates filters, we glass the incidence ...
In addition I would like to know the part of the cumulus in my electric consumption.
I'm just wondering if an entry-level product like this can support the load of a cumulus cloud even if the specs confirm it ...
In addition I would like to know the part of the cumulus in my electric consumption.
I'm just wondering if an entry-level product like this can support the load of a cumulus cloud even if the specs confirm it ...
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Yes it will allow you to see the% of the ECS. There is no reason that it does not support it ... must not exceed 16A obviously ...
Ah if your concern is about limestone, then we talked about it here, pretty big discussion: https://www.econologie.com/forums/resistance ... t8822.html
The influence of the fouling of a resistance is only very slight on the thermal balance of its heating (but not on its lifetime, see debate in the link above).
But I think that taking into account the other parameters and their variations (flow rate, water temperature, losses ...) you will not be able to correctly measure the effect of fouling or fouling by measuring the electricity consumption.
Ah if your concern is about limestone, then we talked about it here, pretty big discussion: https://www.econologie.com/forums/resistance ... t8822.html
The influence of the fouling of a resistance is only very slight on the thermal balance of its heating (but not on its lifetime, see debate in the link above).
But I think that taking into account the other parameters and their variations (flow rate, water temperature, losses ...) you will not be able to correctly measure the effect of fouling or fouling by measuring the electricity consumption.
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My PM230 is in service on my SOLAR water heater.Christophe wrote:Well I think we are a lot to have done it ... me the first with the (regret) PM230 ...
I read the electricity consumption and thermal production in kWh every month.
Unfortunately, I have not done an equivalent to find out the energy consumed by my boiler for relief when there is not enough sun.
As I did not keep the electric resistance for the extra ...
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