Ecodan 'Coeffeciency of Performance', can I improve it?

Ok thanks , sorry for all the questions , new to this . I thought the compensation mode would heat house in sync with outside temps until desired heat house reached as per thermostats temp setting . All a learning curve . 

Thank you must go though this 

Hi

thats a video I used before too . He says it runs the weather compensation mode in the background . I believe my system is already on this mode. They don’t what to do with the thermostats . My system seems to come on for awhile then shuts off for a good period of time . Water and floor stats seem to be at or slightly above their setting all the time. 

You could try lowering the curve values a bit to see if the pump stops switching off. Bit of a stab in the dark. 
 @OrphM62 has an ecodan so may be able to suggest something ?

Ok , so really the pump /fan should be going all the time ? I turned the auto adapt off so it’s just on compensation mode now . 

Yes, the radiator temp should be just warm enough to match the heat loss from the building, so the heat pump is ticking over all the time. 

thank you Julia. Ok so i have it on compensation mode since last night. The house is warm this morning and water at 49. Do i use the internal thermostats just to guide as to the temp in the house and if too high reduce the curve settings until the stats tell me what i want? I would like 20 downstairs and 18 updates and maybe lower during the summer months.

Adjust the curve settings. In weather compensation mode it should be ignoring the thermostats.

OK I will adjust the curve settings until the house is comfortable warm?  If my understanding is correct, this  mode keep the house at the same temp all the time (summer & winter ?) Albeit will have to work much harder in the winter and minimal in summer? I have the curve  set to 40/-3c  and 30/12c, so if after a couple of days its too warm I move lower curve down to something like 40/-3 and 28/12 ? and keep going until i am happy? 

Then at end of month check the COP and see if this is efficient? 

Sorry for all the questions, its all new and so much to learn!  Oil was so much more straight forward🤣, but i am hoping this will be worth it in the end. 😎

Yes, you're correct. The idea of weather compensation is that it keeps the house at a constant temperature whatever the temperature outside.

You can adjust either end of the curve, or both, to get the right temperature all the time.

It's really annoying that the controls are so fiddly because most people won't adjust them for maximum efficiency. I think that's why Mitsubishi introduced auto adapt as it requires less adjustment. I'm considering a controller called Homely which learns how your house gains and loses heat then adjusts the heat pump flow temperature for maximum efficiency. It should be available for Ecodan heat pumps later this year.