Ecodan standby power consumption
Not really paid much attention until now but it appears that my Ecodan ASHP is consuming around 200W in power 24/7 when not in use. Seems a tad bit high for my liking, is this normal? Interested to hear from others to see if this is standard or an issue at my gaff!
Your measurements are very plausibly consistent with the data Mitsubishi gave me and which I posted above.
1kWh/day is 40W. Mitsubishi says its 15W for the outdoor unit, leaving 25W unaccounted for. I cant find a spec for the controller, but Mitsubishi do state that the standby power of their cylinders (which include the controller) as 26-45W. Apart from the controller, the cylinders are mostly plumbing, so you would expect the standby power to be mostly the controller plus perha