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	RE: Getting closer to a finished Haier system By Batpred, 1 week ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	Fantastic. I am wondering how the support from Haier has been? And how widespread is their network of heatpump service engineers - unless you are planning to also go DIY?
	RE: DIY Heat Pump Installations: Navigating Legal and Regulatory Hurdles By Batpred, 1 week ago Forum Safety, Regulations, Tools, Plumbing & DIY Installations
	The idealist in me says pioneers in this space should be rewarded!
	RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread By Batpred, 1 week ago Forum Energy Storage
	Absolutely agree, the more of the useless red tape they can remove, the bigger the potential market will be. When looking at the cost of combined battery + inverter for "plug-in" in the UK, there's n...
	RE: Getting closer to a finished Haier system By Singlespeed, 1 week ago Forum Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs)
	It's alive 😀 I actually got it switched on yesterday, but I was going around in circles until I realised that the diverter valve must be the wrong orientation. I'd also need to re-read how to ...
	RE: Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A Podcast By Mars, 1 week ago Forum Introductions, Forum Rules & Updates
	@ashp-bobba, I thought it was an interesting parallel. For those that want to know more about A2A heat pumps, @ashpbobba is my next guest and his video drops this Wednesday!
	RE: DIY Heat Pump Installations: Navigating Legal and Regulatory Hurdles By Rob of York, 1 week ago Forum Safety, Regulations, Tools, Plumbing & DIY Installations
	Sound level calculation for air source heat pump permitted development noise compliance using MCS 020 a) against the fixed 37 dB(A) limit. See this useful online calculator: For example, my two Daiki...
	RE: Adding additional Solar Panels to a DC coupled battery system By bontwoody, 1 week ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	@transparent No it was my baby, entirely delivered by me 🦊boom boom (with a little help from Chatgtp) 😁
	RE: Adding additional Solar Panels to a DC coupled battery system By Transparent, 1 week ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	That's £650 well spent. It's greatly less than it would've been if you'd had the work undertaken by a professional installer. The photo has a vertical pole which looks like it belongs to a scaffold to...
	RE: Adding additional Solar Panels to a DC coupled battery system By bontwoody, 1 week ago Forum Solar Photovoltaic (PV)
	Just an update, panels are now fitted and I've managed to register 5 of the 6 optimisers with the inverter so far. (lack of sun is probably the issue). Will be interesting to see how much difference i...
	RE: Renewable Heating Hub Homeowners' Q&A Podcast By ASHP-BOBBA, 1 week ago Forum Introductions, Forum Rules & Updates
	This was interesting and seem like its very expensive over there, was a good one Mars
	RE: Indevolt Batteries UK Support & Info Thread By Transparent, 1 week ago Forum Energy Storage
	As we know here, the success or not of plug-in storage is extremely dependent on the ease of installation.That is of paramount importance for the majority of the population, who will have little idea ...
	RE: Do I add Air Con or MVHR to existing A2W ASHP? By Rob of York, 1 week ago Forum Air-to-Air Heat Pumps & Air Conditioning
	Samgsung Quint is an A2W heat pump that also does A2A in a single outdoor unit. It can provide hot water heating, space heating via hot water to radiators etc., and also refrigerant lines to do both h...