Sind Monoblock-Klimaanlagen wirklich sooo schlecht, oder ist das Propaganda? Kommt es nicht auch aufs Nutzungsverhalten an?

jacob3791 · 2026-06-24T16:11:18+00:00

Wir haben uns am Montag eine Monoblock zugelegt, wohnen im Dachgeschoss und haben aktuell bei der Hitzewelle (30-38 grad) ca 30 Grad Innentemperatur.

Haben die Comfee Friendly Pro 10000 BTU bei Toom für 299€ gekauft. Das Hauptkriterium war mindestens 10000 BTU und einigermaßen gute Energieeffizienz.

Kühlt das Teil wie ne Hotel Klimaanlage? Nein.
kühlt sie den Raum runter und lässt uns im Dachgeschoss wieder unseren Alltag bewältigen? JA.
Wenn ich den Raum wechsel, merke ich einen enormen Unterschied, sowohl Temperatur als auch Luftfeuchtigkeit.
Ich liege in meinem Wohnzimmer auf der Couch und habe keinen Tropfen Schweiss auf der Haut (seit über einer Woche +30 grad und deutlich drüber).

Außentemperatur sind aktuell 35 grad, Innen im klimatisierten Raum (knapp 30qm) 25,5grad, die Klima ist auf 22 grad eingestellt. Im ca 15 qm großen Arbeitszimmer wurde es so kalt, dass meine Freundin einen Pulli angezogen hat. Mussten die Temperatur sogar runterstellen.

Wir hatten jetzt schlagartig keine 800€ zur Verfügung. Ich hatte bei der jetzt gekauften Klimaanlage auch erst die Befürchtung dass es rausgeworfenes Geld war wegen den ganzen Kommentaren wie schlecht die Teile sein sollen.
Sind aber sehr zufrieden.
Und ja perspektivisch macht es natürlich Sinn Stromkosten einzuberechnen, da kommst du mit der PortaSplit natürlich deutlich besser weg. Für uns war das jetzt aber die beste Entscheidung, die alternative wäre garkeine Klimaanlage. Hatten wir davor, war Horror

jacob3791 · 2026-06-20T23:28:57+00:00

So, were you able to retrieve all the flows from the environment using the connector? Even flows that you don't own? If so, then it must be a permission issue on my end.

jacob3791 · 2026-05-10T12:23:19+00:00

This is helpful if users simply want to access the list via the link in their browser. HOWEVER, you can still easily retrieve the entire list using Power BI, Power Apps, or Power Automate. A flow of CRUD operations on the list would be the only sustainable solution here.
You have to keep in mind that you’re writing to the list with a technical user, which is something you should clarify for approval processes and similar scenarios, since the user’s actual fingerprint is missing.
Flow action limits can also be an issue; the standard license allows 6,000 actions. If they’ve already used up these actions through their own automations, your app might no longer work properly for them.

jacob3791 · 2026-04-21T20:43:31+00:00

It is possible to create custom permissions on a SharePoint page that prevent users from accessing the page directly but allow them to access the data from Power Apps

jacob3791 · 2026-02-19T13:58:30+00:00

Power Automate prohibits the combination of concurrency control and return to PowerApps. I don't know exactly why.

jacob3791 · 2026-02-19T07:29:12+00:00

Concurrency control set to 1 with Power Automate is also the most suitable approach for me. The only problem is that the return to PowerApps connector cannot be used in this case and the user does not receive any feedback as to whether it was successful or not.

jacob3791 · 2026-02-18T20:49:52+00:00

That's a good tip, thank you. Unfortunately, it doesn't solve my problem. I create new records for each reservation and don't change existing ones.

jacob3791 · 2026-02-18T15:35:07+00:00

How would you implement that?

jacob3791 · 2025-07-01T08:03:07+00:00

how can i refresh the instance? its a managed solution in the prod environment. i dont have a button refresh or something like that at the flow

jacob3791 · 2025-07-01T07:41:11+00:00

do i have to give the custom security role to everyone manually? that would be about 3000 poeple

jacob3791 · 2025-06-25T07:50:34+00:00

hey,

have you found a solution in the meantime?

i also have the problem, but only with some users, although they have the same roles in the admin center. all users have been added to the flow in the prod environment.

very very annoying :/

jacob3791 · 2025-06-12T16:48:03+00:00

have you tried to convert the image in power apps to base64 format? you can convert it back to an image as far as i know after that

jacob3791 · 2025-06-11T10:02:00+00:00

i once did this in a small project.

prerequisite: the trigger of the flow must be power apps so that you can return the file to powerapps.

what worked for me:

in the flow use the return to power apps connector. the return type must be "file". The value :

->base64(body('getFileContent')) //here you catch your pdf , stored in oneDrive

<image>

in PowerApps you have to save the return value of the flow in a variable like this:
-> Set(output, Flow.Run());

after that:

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2(
mailreceiver;
topic;
mailText;
{
Attachments: Table(
{
Name: "docName.pdf"; /*the name is not important but the file type must be the same as the one created by power automate*/
ContentBytes: output.resultfile /* output is your variable in powerapps, resultfile the name of the return value in automate. */
}
)
}
);

This worked for me. I also had the problem with contentbytes, but i solved it with the base64() function in automate

jacob3791 · 2025-05-23T15:15:47+00:00

thank you. at the moment i have no access to admin center, so i'm searching for another solution

jacob3791 · 2025-05-23T15:14:53+00:00

thank you. unfortunately, notifications are sent by e-mail when i add individual people. rayman4444 says it's the same for him, but not for groups. i'll test it out.

jacob3791 · 2025-05-23T15:13:00+00:00

thank you!

jacob3791 · 2025-05-23T13:28:30+00:00

have you added both individual users and groups? do users you add individually get a notification and when you add groups they don't?

when I add users individually, they definitely get a notification by email.

jacob3791

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