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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By cathodeRay, 4 days ago |
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| The key difference with a heat pump compared to the vast majority of consumer products is that it is meant to be designed to match the property. In other words, all heat pump designs are, to a greater... | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By JamesPa, 4 days ago |
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| You are quite right to be riled and no, your expectations are not set too high. However it is still an evolving industry and we all need to cut some slack for the thought leaders as they evolve their ... | ||
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RE: Getting closer to a finished Haier system
By Singlespeed, 4 days ago |
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| Apart from sealing the external Primary Pro joints and fitting another meter of insulation to one of the primaries in the loft, I'm finished. I Attachment : 20261007_154952.jpg Having flushed t... | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By Jo2255, 4 days ago |
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| @majordennisbloodnok I think the reason for my frustration is i started my journey of heatpumps watching all the heat geek videos on YouTube. They basically got riled up about all the right topics of... | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By scrchngwsl, 4 days ago |
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| The guarantee seems good to me... I suspect they'll be back to fit bigger radiators by February. | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By Majordennisbloodnok, 4 days ago |
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| Yes, yes and more yes. Earlier, I gave @jamespa's post a "bang on" emoji because I absolutely believe installers should be focusing on what really matters. A good SCOP is not a target in itself; it's ... | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By cathodeRay, 4 days ago |
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| It's here. It also answers my earlier question about how long the guarantee lasts for (5 years) (which @donciccio has also answered above). | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By donciccio, 4 days ago |
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| I was also curious about the specifics of the guarantee, and here's what HG sent to me by email: Regarding the guaranteed efficiency, That is exactly right regarding the efficiency guarantee. It is a... | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By cathodeRay, 4 days ago |
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| @jo2255 — I agree with @editor, you are definitely not over-thinking this. There is a mismatch between apparent heat loss and apparent capacity. I say apparent because most if not all of the numbers a... | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By JamesPa, 4 days ago |
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| That might be sailing too close to the wind in terms of MCS rules. They are trying to break the mould within a set of rigid rules the principal effect of which is (arguably) to protect poor installer... | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By Jo2255, 4 days ago |
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| @editor thank you Mars. If heat geek had mentioned that traditional calculation would have your house at 6.4kW heat loss but our 1000's of installs and algorithm estimates that actually your heat loss... | ||
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RE: Missing flow temperature in Heat Geek proposal
By Mars, 4 days ago |
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| @jo2255, you’re absolutely on the money here IMO. This isn’t overthinking it... you’re simply checking whether both sides of the design work at the same time, and this is something honestly makes my h... | ||
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