Ämne: Utedel LLVP under altan - i Engelska

[Schenk]

Both are installed in our vacationhouse in Värmland. We live in the Nederlands.
As far as I know it can be -20° in the winter but then we are not in the vacationhouse.
The first picture below is from the Zibro SC-1332 / SC-3032 installation manual
If I install both confirm the first picture then they are 2 meter side by side and both blow in the same direction to the front of the veranda which you can see on the first photo above. In this case both have free intaking of air and free blow of 3 meters because that is the end of the veranda but the veranda is almost closed at the front.
If I turn both units 90° then both blow to the right side of the veranda where the open space is and I can fix them in a way that they are between 1 and 3 meter behind each other. I understand that a tube is not a good idea so if this situation is better I can make a board between both units so the cold air will not come to the intake of the second unit. See second picture below.
I want to mount them on a horizontal concrete slab which I make on the ground of rocks. In the concrete slab I fix the stabilizers to connect the unit.

[leifa.k]

I think that alot of my forum friends have ideas about your installation but none of them have the guts to write in english

Give them a chance and you will have some more input before mounting.

(Jävla stolpskott! Hur gör ni när ni åker till Spanien? Cerveza please?)

   Hehe, gör ett försök då...

I would mount one more board to minimize that the outlet air from utedel 1 to cirkulate back to the inlet?

[Schenk]

Thank you, I can do that - no problem.

["joka"]

(Jävla stolpskott! Hur gör ni när ni åker till Spanien? Cerveza please?)

Yes, let us hope that the knowledge of heat pumps are better than some people's English on this forum;)
My English is bad, my German is worse, but it is not that you can speak English or not, but about daring to speak English in public ...

If you are in Spain you say:
-Una cerveza por favor!
-La habitación está demasiado caliente, la cerveza, la factura del hotel!
-Dónde está la Bodega de Peppe?
-Hay un café de Suecia en el hotel?

[Schenk]

I am sure that the knowledge of LLVP is better then in Holland, they are not so common in Holland and I understand everything what is written in English
Och min Engelska är också inte så bra men min Svenska är värre. Men jag vet : Ett öl - Skål 
Tack för alla svar i Engelska 

[styrman]

With such mild climate Heatpumps would seem to be a perfect solution.
Air/Air or Air/Water.
I can imagine that you use lots of LPG though. or not?

[Schenk]

I understand that you mean here in Holland.
For heating they are not so common, we buy them as airco but not for heating.
We use nature gas for heating because that is cheaper.
But time change, a lot of peoples including myself buy solar panels and if you can support your self and have some left then it is a good idea to buy a LLVP just for the chilly days in spring and autum. We have solar panels since a few weeks so if we have some KWh left then we think about that. It save some gas. We have floorheating in concrete floor and that take a while before the floor is comfortable in the autum and that cost a lot of gas.
Gas cost €0,55/m3 and electric cost €0,20/KWh

[cougar]

The most important aspect (when you solved the drinage issue)is to make sure the cold exhaust air don't gets sucked back in to the outdoor unit.
This is easy enough to check with a smoke bottle when the fan is running, pouring smoke in front of the unit will immediately reveal any back draft.
If you get any smoke behind the unit, then move the unit around untill you find a sweet spot that will evacuate all exhaust air from under the veranda.
good luck