WAR settup

[emilic14]

Hello!

So I've started playing with the WAR settings and it is working just fine.
But I am curious to know what would a good settings be...

I've tried to read the panasonic instructions, they talk about an Aquarea Designer application but its only for professionals and have not been able to get my hands on it. And I am guessing that they walk you through the heating curve of panasonic or the WAR depending on the different variables of each house.

That said, does anyone have access to this application ? (aquarea designer)
or any other one that can help me calculate a good WAR for my house ? :)

As a 2nd point. I've seen that there is an import/export button... but If I was to import something.. where do I get it from? or from which panasonic device are you doing the extraction and how?

Thanks for the help!

[geduxas]

You shure can download it and test, i had it like 3y ago.. truly don't remember..

It's more about pump selection, and report for cost/loan/energy.. but don't remember there was any sort of configuration/setup...

[emilic14]

aaaa so no temperature curve given by the system once you chose the heat pump?
How do professionals define the values when they do the setup ?

[emilic14]

Update...
Managed to get access to the Aquarea designer (its online). But as stated above, its mostly to help you choose the heat pump you want...

They also have a website to create the diagram of the installation.

But, nothing to help you out configure it properly given your region (even if they do ask about this when filling out the designer).

So, still looking.

[geduxas]

Information for your region is cleanly to represent in report about it's handling costs... I think WAR is very individual one.. it's depends on your setup..and requirements. Best if you have energy requirements for you home.. so how much energy is escaping from home, same amount should be added..

So amount of water in your system, amount concrete in floor's, is like battery, which acumulates/store energy, and flow and delta is power which charges your heating system..