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	RE: Heat Pump Installers: Competence, Illusion and the Hard Truth Homeowners Must Face By Mars, 3 weeks ago Forum Government Schemes, Regulations, Planning & Organisations
	@fiona everything you’ve said resonates with what we hear from so many homeowners. Please be careful with the installer who’s offered to “make a difference” or fix your system. We recently had that ex...
	RE: Heat loss calculations and how they work in conjunction with heat pump sizing By AgentGeorge, 3 weeks ago Forum Safety, Regulations, Tools, Plumbing & DIY Installations
	@grahamf I had a similar journey, had 2 people do heat loss calculations. The first was very professional and looked at solar gain for each south facing room, as my house is EW facing. The second sur...
	RE: Heat Pump Installers: Competence, Illusion and the Hard Truth Homeowners Must Face By Fiona, 3 weeks ago Forum Government Schemes, Regulations, Planning & Organisations
	Thanks both for your responses. We have paid for an independent report (the warranty company asked for this) to ascertain what’s wrong with the system. There appear to be a number of issues the bigges...
	RE: The Battery Battle By GrahamF, 3 weeks ago Forum Energy Storage
	@agentgeorge Back to the Future with the flux capacitor!!
	RE: Heat loss calculations and how they work in conjunction with heat pump sizing By GrahamF, 3 weeks ago Forum Safety, Regulations, Tools, Plumbing & DIY Installations
	@jamespa unfortunately, I don't think heat loss calculations can ever be terribly accurate. Our house was built in 1968 and has a real hotchpotch of different floor types. A few walls have different...
	RE: Heat loss calculations and how they work in conjunction with heat pump sizing By Batpred, 3 weeks ago Forum Safety, Regulations, Tools, Plumbing & DIY Installations
	Just wondering, and maybe this is a bit of a curve ball... All these heat loss calculations may make sense on a new home but would it take much more than someone sticking a few temperature sensors ar...
	RE: The Battery Battle By Batpred, 3 weeks ago Forum Energy Storage
	Or nuclear fusion.. But what is proven (reservoirs, batteries, etc) can still go a long way..
	RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News By Batpred, 3 weeks ago Forum Well & Truly Off The Grid
	I am not sure if many people would be running aircon or similar high powered devices, relying on PV and the grid.. i assume they would not keep a system that would trip frequently going. Even with a b...
	RE: What crazy nonsense are inverter limits and why are they imposed? By Transparent, 3 weeks ago Forum Energy Storage
	That will be producing significant losses due to phase imbalance at the local substation. I cannot understand why SSES would be prepared to tolerate that.It's clearly not "grid friendly". SSES ...
	RE: Renewables & Heat Pumps in the News By Transparent, 3 weeks ago Forum Well & Truly Off The Grid
	Erm... seeing this from an electronics viewpoint, you can't have two entirely separate control channels implemented on a commercial inverter by anything other that it being deliberate! Slackness can't...
	RE: Isolating the system for a planned power cut By Transparent, 3 weeks ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	When I said we'd need to know more about the RCD, MCB and inverter, I hadn't expected you to simply throw the model number at me! However, I have just spent an hour reading the technical specification...
	RE: What crazy nonsense are inverter limits and why are they imposed? By Batpred, 3 weeks ago Forum Energy Storage
	Still a long way for me. But not long ago I had this smell of gas and called Cadent.. The technology is so basic that they cut it off as soon as they can.. And I like the concept of having a gas firep...