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	RE: Humidity, or lack thereof... is my heat pump making rooms drier? By Majordennisbloodnok, 6 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	Actually, it’s better for wooden furniture – or at least the consistency is. It’s the swings in humidity that cause the problems unless the furniture is well designed. As for people, guidelines vary; ...
	RE: Humidity, or lack thereof... is my heat pump making rooms drier? By AndrewJ, 7 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@deltona I always thought a range of 40% to 50% was a good level to have. It can feel a little dry sometimes and I wonder if it’s good for wooden furniture.
	RE: Humidity, or lack thereof By trebor12345, 8 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	I am currently at 37% RH and it's been at that level for most of the winter season. I believe it comes from the underfloor heating being on 24/7. My previous houses would have been some 60/70%. ...
	RE: Midea R32 Monobloc MHC-V12W in 1989 Detached House: Noise from Pipes/Airing Cupboard, DHW Schedule Not Always Heating – Advice Needed? By JamesPa, 8 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	This is absolutely standard for any sealed pressurised system (ie any system without a gravity fed tank usually in the loft). This is true whether boiler or heat pump so absolutely any plumber will k...
	RE: Oversized 10.5kW Grant Aerona Heat Pump on Microbore Pipes and Undersized Rads By JamesPa, 8 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	@uknick TBH if I were taking the floor up anyway then I would upgrade. Its quite possibly not necessary but (apart from the cost of the pipe) wont do any harm.
	RE: Humidity, or lack thereof By Deltona, 8 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	What makes you think it's too low?
	Humidity, or lack thereof... is my heat pump making rooms drier? By AndrewJ, 8 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	The humidity in my house is very low since the heat pump started providing heating - most rooms are somewhere between 30% and 40%. Bathroom is higher after a shower obviously and some of hat persists...
	RE: Midea R32 Monobloc MHC-V12W in 1989 Detached House: Noise from Pipes/Airing Cupboard, DHW Schedule Not Always Heating – Advice Needed? By Painter26, 8 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	The pig tail loop you refer to is what I was told by the installer to open both valves to increase the pressure (and thus the gauge that's attached to it). That's why I'm not sure what I'm actually in...
	RE: What determines the SOC of a battery? By Bash, 9 hours ago Forum Energy Storage
	@batpred Your BMS parameters will be the same as mine then, as I only changed the Fogstar recommended ones in the tutorial (which are largely irrelevant as the JK Balancer has taken this over).
	RE: Midea R32 Monobloc MHC-V12W in 1989 Detached House: Noise from Pipes/Airing Cupboard, DHW Schedule Not Always Heating – Advice Needed? By cathodeRay, 9 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	If you look at the side of it, you will see a glass observation port with with a scale marked on it, and behind that a little disk that moves up and down depending on the flow rate. Note it may be fit...
	RE: Getting ready for export with a BESS By Batpred, 10 hours ago Forum Electricity, Tariffs, Monitoring & Providers
	I would have not got it if it was that tight
	RE: Setback savings - fact or fiction? By cathodeRay, 10 hours ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	I also need to correct something I said by mistake earlier: "Given the relationship between OAT and (power and) energy in is tolerably linear (energy out isn't because it is affected by changing effic...